The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-07-11
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f4nlI Pomerleau was down from
6oaI Creek Tuesday to meet Mrs
z. Y. Stenegheim of the Sheridan
county State Bank of PIentvwoor
was business visitor in Scoher
Monday. - 0oo0e'S
NaTi Aahle. who recent purchased
Ine Martin Erickson propertv on
Nam street, is making a large add
[loh TO the house and other improve.
menus, including a basement
MISS Flossie Stone of Tonalra
kansas, is VISITING at the bon,a 'N-A -
her friend, Mrs. Willis SbinnaT, ~ ~
Shippamdale. i'''-i- a.
W. 3. Saunders OF Helena, in
charge OF the construction Of the
Eagef system in this city was in
toWp Monday. to watch the voters
express their approval Of the plans
0o install the big system.
Attorney Paul Babcock OF PLENTY
Wood was a business visitor in This
city Monday.
Word has been received in -tlis
city that Major Wills S6innam '-, Of
.3cooey' who IS battalion comman-
4ef IN the regular army, will soon
DC stationed at some post in the Vi
entity OF the Twin Cities.
Frank Nye' left Tuesday morninc
19T ms old home at Lone Tree. Kan
ssas, IN response to word that his
brother was seriously i'll.
Van L. Ross left Monday for Bio
RlVer, Sask., accompanied by Mrs.
boss, making the trip overland.
Sane Greengard, of Greengard
Clothing store, arrived in Scobev
Saturday, after an absence Of several
months. -
Rev. Cookhghanf, pastor of the NJ.
=. church, returned Saturday from
the North Dakota district of the M.
=, clurch, where he had been called
to assist in putting that district ov-
81 the top in the drive to secure funds
IN the Centenary movement now on
Throughout the United States.
a surprise party was held at the
Anton Anderson farm near Bredette
last Tuesday in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Engeman Jensen, who were re-
Gently married.
seward Chelgren, who is with the
lIae1lean army q occupation in
Germany, has recently been trans
ferred to the old 2Gth regular army
infantry regiment.
Jacob Proeuk Of Julian left Thurs
Gay morning for & two weeks visit
IN the Twin Cities I'D the southern
part of Manitoba.
Clifford Knapp armed home from
Grand Forks, n \, On Saturday.
Where he finished I5 Imam wear
ut the University.
L. j. Barnett Of TIE C.5izons State
Bank has been scr " i'll for the
past several week ing confined
to ms home undaE care of his
physician
I. Louzon of Madoc was a caller in
Scobey the-tirst of the week.
Clifton E. Jones was in town Fri
day from his farm west Of this citv.
Mr. Jones is pleased with crop pros
poets following the good rains of the
past few days.
The large barn on the E. Bucker
farm east Of Madoc was completely
destroyed by fire last week. The fire
was caused by lightning.
Harlow Nelson came up from PIen- !
tywood Sunday to spend the day with
his sisters the Misses Nelson of the /
local school faculty.
Judge n. Davis was a passenger
to Plentywood Monday returning
that evening.
Nj. and Mrs Halverson were Sco-
hey visitors Sunday from Coal
Greek.
Ben Battelson was in from Battel-
son Wednesday.
The people of the whole con1muni-
ty were saddened on SATURDAY. morn
ing when the report went abroad
that little Lucille Heeter has passed
away in the night. The child was
about eight years old and the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Heeter, re-
siding five miles south of the village.
FLAXVILLE
H. L. Stagg and Asa Dunn Of
Whitehall were visitors in our city i
on Saturday of last week.
I. @. Bakken, banker from White
tail, autoed over from that place |
Tuesday evening.
uhr. 1oung, collector for the Home !
stead bank, has been in Flaxville for
several days the past week.
Adolph Hasselberg, a farmer re-
siding south of here, returned Mon +
day from the hospital at Kenmare,
n. d., where he has been receiving !
medical treatment for broken leg.
Sam Church and Jess Cook, bust
ness men of Whitehall, autoed
through our city Tuesday evening ]
en- route for Orville.
Selmer Christianson, who has been !
with the Flaxville. Mere.
Co., for the past two months, left
Sunday morning for Crosby, N. D., +
where he has accepted a >position t
with the Ingwalson Co. of that place.
Born, Friday, June 9th, to Mr.. +
and Mrs. Fritz Holmdahl, nine >
pound baby girl. Mother and child :
ire doing nicely.
On Sunday of alast week Thomas I
a slaksnn and family and NJ. A. Ellis !
sn8 family Of Redstone were visitors >
Il the home of the formers brother, !