The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-07-18

for the summer vacation. She at
tended school at Great Falls.
Mrs. Geo. B. Runnels received word
from the hospital that her father Mr..
J. w. Simpson was getting along
fine and would be home soon.
Miss Maude Nugent spent the
Fourth with the J. C. Sullivan fami-
ly at Poplar.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Buckley and
Mrs. Sam Buckley of the South Side
were in town Tuesday.
A number of Dane Valley citizens
with their families picn.c.d on the
Fourth near CVlbertson ferry land
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. K. Dick, Miss
Ida Slette and Mr.. and Mrs. /. L.
Brooks spent the Fourth at Glasgow.
Pete johnson of the South Side
made trip to Glasgow yesterday.
He said the crops in that vicinity are
all burned up.
Mrs. Harvey Booth of Glasgow AMI
Mrs. Evelyn Schaeffer of Havre were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Brooks
of this city last week.
Mrs. John Bower and daughter,
Miss Clara Bower, both of Helena,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bold,
at their farm a mile east of Culbert
son.
Frank M. Catlin has been appoint
ed Assistant County Attorney for
Roosevelt Couty. This does OF in
terfere with his private practice.
Mrs. Sam Buckley's mother, Mrs.
Ferguson of Seymour, Tex, and Mrs.
Ed. Thomason of Cozad, Neb.., were
visitors at the Sam Buckley ranch
| last week.
Father John Hennessy of Plenty
wood and couple of other Catholic
Priests were in Culbertson cn July
Fourth, as guests of Father ORouke,
Miss Charlotte Tanner returned
home from Minneapolis Monday &C.
companied by her father u. ". Tan
ner who went to Minneapolis foi
that purpose.
A picnic lunch was hell in the
Methodist church last evening in
honor of Bro. Van Orsdel. This is
likely to be the last visit Of Bro. Var
to Culbertson as District Superin.
tendent.
| Jewell Trower returned to Cul.
bertson Wednesday morning after
spending a couple of weeks visiting
his old home in Missouri. He is back
in his old position in the Huxsol Drug
Store.
Twenty-Five of Mrs. Powell:
friends and neighbors took cake ane
ice cream and walked in on her We'd
necday afternoon, July 9TH. All rae
IN enjoy able time helping her tt
celebrate her birthday.
! Mrs. Thos. Benson Df Minneapoll:
R,nn., stopped off at Cuioartsol t.
visit her cousin Mrs. Ben Cooper
She will also stop off at hinsdale t.
visit her cousin Mrs. Nick Frost
Mrs. Benson is on her way to Seat
tie.
Butler Jacobs, son of Mr. and MI
Chas. Jacobs of the Star Market, i:
working for the Mar-Car Rancn o.
Lowe & Powers this summer. H
left Tuesday with Henry Lowe and :
shipment of pure bred ShorthorI
Stock to be exhibited at the Fair a
Grand Forks, N. D.
/ Jas. Boyle, travelling agent for tht
G. N. railway, was in town Wednes
day. C. c. Lewerenz as chairman o.
the Commercial Club, took up the
matter with Mr.. Boyle of procuring
reduced freight rates on shipments Of
hay from Minnesota. The latte
thought the matter could be ar
ranged ,-.-,-+-,'~ '.ssa1EH
James Peterson of Lanark was il
town this week. He has purchased &
new John Deere binder and is nov
harvesting his winter rye. Some Of
his wheat is nearly ready to harvest
He estimates that and the farmers Of
the vicinity of Lanark will have from
T one.thffdsto one-half~a normal crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Butler ant
/ family of Hysham, Mont, are spend
ing few days visiting MIR. Buffers
sister and brotseer-in-law, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Chas. L. Jacobs. -.-