The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-13

..,sic at Brush Lake Sunday will
9 furnished by the Fitch Jazz band.
ssns Jensen, a Dagmar farmer,
.}Iad at the school superintendent
ID last Friday.
Chas. Christensen, of the Audi
.,se Office, made a business trip to
aitetail Tuesday.
s4ork A. Swensen came up from
tsss;cine Lake to visit friends here
;ssgrday and Sunday.
lis Mildred Hamilton and moth
! Mrs. Hamilton, of St. Paul, are
'ss;ting at the Christensen home.
pahert Larson, one of the old tim
IS of the Dagmar country, was in
'Ieatywood Tuesday and Wednesday.
I'll E. Oakhus was an Antelope
aller who renewed his subscription
j he best paper in the county Tues
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Mss Marion WEIGH will spend her
in Red Wing, Minnesota,
sturning here to teach again this
all
III. and Mrs. E. C. Holland mot
I'd to Madoc Tuesday evening to
I'D their daughter Mrs. Ernest Hell
The Plentywood band will furnish
81 music for the big celebration in
;<Abey Saturday, in honor of the re-
ned soldiers.
Hiss Martha Guerntholz, one of the
7Ientywood school faculty, left for
,er home at Sandbern, N. D., We'd
lesday morning.
Dive Good, stenographer in the
1ohnty Treasurer's Office, left last
:aturday to spend her vacation with
I'll folks in Glentana.
Miss Lenora Hedrick, who has
light the second grade here since
sew Years, returned to her home in
DID Saturday morning. T..
Most all of the Plentywood dance
ans spent Saturday and Sunday
npping the light fantastic at the
}rush Lake dance pavilion.
Dir. and Mrs. E. C. Holland and
NEST HelgesoI, wife and baby ex-
'ect to leave next week for an ex-
ended trip through Minnesota.
Bert Wilton, Warren Finkbiner
nd Sam Clark of Bengough, Sas-
.atchewan, were Plentywood visitors
re Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Alma Holland, daughter of
q E. Holland, and Miss Alto Dewey
81 Tuesday for Dillon, Montana,
here they will attend summer
ehool.
The Plentywood ball team played
obey at Scobey last Sunday. The
game was a walk away for Plenty
pod, the score being Is to 5 in favor
& Plentywood.
PROT. Melbrook of Medicine Lake
FaS called to Biwabik, MINI, the first
II the week to attend the funeral OF
Is mother. He will return as profess
N of the Medicine Lake school ir
be fall.
Frank Miller, who came to Plen.
wood from Minneapolis in April tt
aerk in the Bolster Hardware Store
PIT with his wife Wednesday morn
ng for Minneapolis. Mr.. Miller has
Rcepted a position in that city.
Gus Hoff of Grenora, N. D., ant
andrew Dahl of Dagmar motored tt
aentywood Tuesday. While in the
aty both gentleman MADE this Office
pleasant call, Mr.. Dahl adding his
anne to our ever-growing subscrip
ION list.
Miss Gladys Forrest left this morn
ng for Kenmare and several othel
,olnts in North Dakota, and viii
nnen go to Portland, Oregon. Mis-!
Forest, who has taught in the Plen
gwood school the past year, will no
etum here this fall.
Henry L. Holdahl, recently dis.
narged soldier, of Redstone, wht
las been employed by the Libby Lum
yer Co here, since his discharge, ha
acepted position as reporter on TIL
quite Miner, and left for Butt
Thursday. This is Henry's first at
.empt at newspaper work, and w
pin with his family and friends il
RlShlng him success in his new felt
4 endeavor.
Mr.. G. H. Coulter, field assistan
= State Board of Equalization, from
helena, is spending several days here
baking comparisons between assess
nents of 1913 and 1919, and gather
lng such data in field as will aid tn
Doard in gaining a fair valuation o
ssSsessable property. Mr.. Coulter i
|osmerIy Of Culbertson and wei
lnoWn through this territory. H
sayS the farther east he gets the bet
Ter the crops look