The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-08-01

Gus Ole of the Citizens State Bank
of Scobey was business visitor here
the fore part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard and
families of Redstone were calling on
Flaxville friends Tuesday.
Mrs. C. C. Call left Tuesday morn
ing for visit with friends and rela-
tives in Oregon.
Mrs. Fred Tasa, Mrs Leo Cossette
and Mrs. L. J. Sorby enjoyed PIC
mic dinner at the Eagles Nest south
of here, Wednesday.
A. L. Ostrom purchased a five pas
senger Buick touring car this week.
Miss Matte Tousley of Redstone
spent the week end with her parents
at the Palace Hotel.
Henry Molden was a Scobey call
er Wednesday.
John P. Doyle of the Guaranty
Loan Co., autoed to Poplar on a
business trip Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Sorby, Miss
Lindgren and Miss Cornelous were
among those from here who attended
the show at Scboey Monday even
ing.
Emanuel Schlechter, John j. Goeh-
ring and the latter's brother autoed
over from Whitehall Tuesday even
| ing.
Edwin r. Huso arrived in Flax
Vile Tuesday enroute for his home
at Whitehall. Mr.. Huso just received
his discharge from the army and is
the proud possessor of three gold
chevrons, which signify eighteen
months service cover there"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Bledsoe and
family left Thursday morning for
Mahoma, Mimi, where they will
make their future home. The Bled-
soc family located near Flaxville IN
1910. The people of Flaxville and
vicinity wish them success at their
new home.
Oscar Askelson of Navajo was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Henry Boyer was a business Wis
itor at Scobey Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. E. Mccormick of
Whitehall were visiting at the Roy
Dunn home on Saturday of last
week.
Aleck Onstat, who has been suf-
| PS~Ss
several weeks, is unimproved.
:, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. o. R. Aslak-
son and daughter, Canda were Plen-
, tywood visitors between trains Tues
? day.
Col. Asa Dunn and Fred Krosin
) returned Tuesday from business
trip to Havre and other points west
of here.
The fourteen year old child OF
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lindes was
r taken to Kenmare on Saturday OF
( last week to undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
a Mrs. A. S. Rubin and daughter
;. Mabel and Miss Gertrude Short au
i toed over from Whitehall Wednesday
t afternoon.
!. Harry Thompson, who recent!
r returned from overseas, left Thurs
S day for visit with friends at Grea
S Falls.
e Mrs. A. Johnson, clerk at tn
Y Farmers Cooperative Store, lief
Thursday morning for a visit wit
r friends and relatives at Montague
f Mont.
: The Hanson and Barren Mimi,
' Co. is rebuilding their elevator a
) Whitehall which burned this spring
e This goes to show that that compan
still has faith in this part of Mon
y tana.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Casper an
r. family of Whitehall autoed throug
lie here Wednesday enroute to Dagma
n for visit with friends and relative:
e Oscar Mollerstuen and Miss Clar
Tollefson autoed to Plentywood Sur
r day. Enroute to that place the to
a caught fire and Mr.. Mollerstue
T. burned one of his hands quite severe
m ly before he could extinguish tn
IS flames.
re Mr.. Wheeler of St. Paul, MINI
Id president of the Capital Trust an
+ Savings Co. of that place, and J.
az Humphreys of Great Falls, manage
IS of that company's interests in MOI
tana, were F1axville visitors for SCI
a eral days the past week. Both gel
tlemen were well pleased with tn
as ~o~+ 81 Mor4ono