The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-01-17


A. A. johnson, proprietor of the
Rex Theatre, returned Thursday at
ternoon from a two weeks business
trip at Meyroney, Sask.
Word was received in the city this
week that the Geo. Brockway family
is now temporarily located at Spo,
kane, Wash.
DR.. Klein, formerly of Scobey, has
changed his location from Wolf Point
to Glasgow.
School reopened Thursday after a
two weeks vacation.
Ira Nelson is spending the holidays
with his family at Miles City, Mon
tana.
The Altar Society held their meet
ing at the home, of Mrs. N. Fruen
Tuesday, Jan. 14th.
MI. and Mrs. Mark Hanson and
child left this morning for Soap Lake,
Wash, for short stay.
Gel Richardson returned Thurs
oay from France. He had received
wounds in an arm and a leg.
Chris Hanson, employed at the Mel
son Implement Co., had his arm brok-
en- while roller skating Wednesday
night at the Rex.
The marriage of Geo. Monehan and
Mrs. Kemp of Coal Creek, was sol
emnized at the Catholic parsonage
Thursday at a. M, Rev. Father Dill
on officiating.
Ralph Carter returned Sunday from
Helena.
Ben Lear, of the Golden Rule Store,
left Monday for New York City to
order his spring stock of goods.
Joe Thomas returned Tuesday from
Belcourt, N. D., where he has been
visiting the past week with his par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Nelson and child
rem returned Saturday from Miles
City, where they have been visiting.
Floyd Harmon returned last week
Thursday from Saltwater, Wash
having received his honorable dis
charge from the army.
Harry Thompson received wolc
that his sister, Nina was seriously
sick with Influenza pneumonia at Mi
Ian, Mimi, and left for there on Sat
uIday.
Sclmer Fladager and Chas. Hagger
man left for Seattle, Wash, last Fri
day, the former to return in tn,
spring and the latter to make nj:
home there.
H. C. Johnson arrived Monday from
Minneapolis, having accepted the pc
sition at Hellekson's Lumber Var
recently vacated by the resignation o
Mr.. Anderson. Mr. Johnson's wifi,
and little son will arrive later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lee and son re
turned Tuesday from Cavalier, n. l..
where they attended the funeral o
Mr.. Lees brother Albert who died o
influenza, Dec. 18th. They also visit
ed at their old homes of Grand Fork
and St. Thomas, N. D.
Funeral services were conducte'
Sunday afternoon at the M. E. churcl
for the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Dickinson. The little body wa
brought in from the country HON
seven miles southeast of Scobey, an
interment made in Scobey cemetery
Mrs. E. A. Amundson received
telegram Monday evening informing
her that her father, John Erickso
| had died suddenly at Moorhead, MINI
Mr.. Erickson has generally made Wis
it's to Scobey twice a year for tn
past five years. He was one of rh
r pioneers of Moorhead, having locate
in that city fifty years ago. Mr.
= Amundson left for there on Tuesda
mornings train.
, The Scobey Electric Light Co. agai
!. started up their light plant Sunda
= evening after a number of Scobe
e citizens had a talk with Mr.. j.
), Coughlin, proprietor. We understar
that Mr.. Coughlin wishes most ear
a estly to dispose of his property ar
E the citizens signifed their willingne:
:. to try and find a buyer. A man wi
& knows electricity from one end to Il
: other, we feel sure, would do well
II look into this proposition.
Kahle & Tod's Pool and Billial
,, Parlor was broken into Sunday mig
e by way of the back door with the a
1. of a skeleton key. The money h;
C been removed from the cash registe
t but they broken open the Red Gro
donation box, from which they ste
o nearly $1,000.
The whole community was saddle
y ed last Saturday Saturday to hear
N the sudden death of little Gilm