The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-13
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Sam Berry was in town Wednes-
day.
W. T. Stephens of Scobey was in
town Tuesday.
County Attorney Walton was in
town Wednesday.
Anton Cattaneo Of the South Side
was in town Wednesday.
T. T. Lode has arrived home from
France and is now at Camp Merritt.
The two lodging houses across the
track were burned to the ground Fri
day morning of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Sullivan of
Brockton spent Memorial Day at the
home of Mrs. J. G. Nugent. Mrs.
Sullivan remained until Saturday
night.
Mrs. Harry Martin and little
daughter Maxine autoed down from
Poplar on Memorial Day to attend
the program and decorate the graves
of her relatives.
Miss Lydia Moon of Glenmer, N.
D., is here this week visiting her
brother Frank Moon and family. She
spent the winter in Oregon and Oak
land, Calf, and is on her way home.
Miss Thelma Mcguire of Balm
vile has accepted the position as
chief operator in the local telephone
exchange and took charge June 3rd.
She is assisted by Miss Gladys Phil
lips and Mrs. Leila Vancil.
The Altar Society of St. Anthony's
Church will give a dance in the Prin-
cess Theatre on Saturday night, June
IA, and will serve lunch in the New
Evans Hotel. The famous Fitch
Bros. Jazz orchestra has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Jacobs, who
have a fine ranch near Richey, Mont.
were in Culbertson Monday, visiting
his brother, Chas. Jacobs and family
They were on their way to visit the
old home in Indiana. They were
formerly residents of Culbertson.
Capt. Chester A. Rude arrived
here from Kalispell last Friday ano
accepted the position as clerk in the
Citizens State Bank. He was Cap
tain of Co. L. 163d Inf, and was II
months in France. He volunteered
from Sidney, Mont.
Messrs. Arnett, Day, Lewerenz
Anderson and Rude of the Citizens
State Bank and Mr.. Dick, Olaf Hag
en- and Miss Madge Dick of the Stat'
Bank, attended the Bankers Coneven
ton and banquet at Poplar las
night. S. S. Moen and Ralph LODI
; 5 also went up from here. All enjoyed
l the occasion.
Geo. C. William, son of Mr.. AM
II Mrs. Edgar Williams, returned from
: France, Sunday June 1.
: Frank Provost, a business man o
5 Bainville, and Miss Lillian Mathew
of the same city, were married in 81
Anthony's church in Culbertson Sun
day morning, June 1.
{ John Hurry, who has an 800 acr
e farm near Froid, was in town yes
5 terday and states that he has som
, 700 acres in crop this year which wa
! seeded comparatively early. 1t is a
|, up and as yet looks fine but will 500
u be suffering from drouth, should tn
/ dry spell continue muck longer.
~ Father Curtin of Sidney spent
;, couple of days in Culbertson las
- week as the guest of Father O'Rouss'
Louis Nelson of Plentywood, F.
II Raether of Wolf Point and c.
;s Lewerenz of Culbertson have bee
# appointed on the Good Roads Con
- mittee for Sheridan and Roosevelt
i counties.
ot Ivor Brujord, brother of Knut
IS Bjord, has accepted a position ten
rs porarily with the H. D. Edmond
e. Clothing & Shoe Store.
i'd Sheriff Macy and Deputy Skeri
to L. E. Schow have been active late
t. in pursuit of a bunch of alleged nor:
a. thieves. One of them, Joe Trochi
was arrested by Sheriff Macy
couple of weeks ago, and anoth'
gilbert Pottre, has been arrested
TT Rolla, N. D., and is being held Their
- There is another member of the gar
If at large. They are charged wit
al stealing horses near Poplar. L.
,,s Schow returned recently from tr
I'd over Northern North Dakota folloN
ng ing their trail. He visited Church
af Ferry, Devils Lake and many 9th
I'd points.
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