The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-08-22

however, funked out and both par
ties returned to Beach where they
have since resided.
SCOBEY
Orvil Lockrem of Madoc visited the
big end town Monday.
D. A. Bostick and Oscar Fryslie
spent Sunday at Mr.. Fryslie's home.
stead.
C. T. Swtensen and family left
Monday morning on an extended triE
through Canada.
Mike Turk motored to Flaxville
Sunday.
MI. Gibout of Williston is spending
the week in Scobey looking after his
business interests here.
John P. Peterson of Antelope
transacted business in Scobey.
Paul Babcock of Plentywood trans
acted business in Scobey Thursday.
Numie Scott of the Scobey Sentinel
made business trip to the county
seat Saturday, returning Sunday.
A. F. Brunei of this city made q
business trip to the county seat Tues.
day.
Miss Mable Spohn of Plentywood
is visiting friends in Scobey few
days this week.
C. E. Coryell of Plentywood trans.
acted business in Scobey Saturday.
Harvesting is about over in this
section and reports are that we will
probably have about an average hall
crop. The fax is not yet cut and will
possibly be little better than hall
crop.
A. w. Chaplin and Ambrose re.
turned Thursday from Swife Current
Sasku where they attended the trap
shooting tournament.
Ernest Douglas of Swift Current
Sask., has recently accepted posi-.
ton in the Knutson barber shop.
Miss Josephine Grant is spending
few days this week visiting Vers
Luddington on the farm.
Miss Alice Lockrem of Madoc Wis
tied friends in Scobey Sunday.
Nadine Cowan spent Sunday with
her parents on the farm.
Miss Linquist returned home t.
Scobey Friday, after completing hel
normal course at. Minot.
Muriel Anderson returned last weel
from Missoula where she attended
summer school.
Miss Anna Phalen returned Mon
day from Crosby, where she has spent
the past week visiting relatives.
Editor P. A. Paulsen of the Flax.
vile Democrat was in Scobey Tues,
day on his way to Wolf Point.
U. S. Commissioner John Shippan
has been confined to his room the
most of the past week by sickness
His many friends earnestly hope TO,
his early recovery.
j. r. McCurdy left Sunday for
Minneapolis on short business trip
Ralph Greengard left Sunday for
Williston, after spending a few days
here in the Greengard store.
Rev. Father Dillon will leave Mon
day for Great Falls, where he will
attend spiritual retreat given by
Rev. Father OReilly, S. j., to the
priests of the Great Falls diocese.
Mrs. H. e. South arrived Sunday
from Grand Forks to join her hus-
band who is assistant cashier of the
Merhants National Bank. Mr.. South
has been in Scobey the past four
months and has a large number Of
friends who join in welcoming Mrs.
South to their new home.
Miss Pearl Shaw left Monday
morning for Ryden, N. D., after a
weeks visit with friends.
Miss Pearl Shaw of Ryden, N. D.,
Pearle Johnson of Flaxville and Til
lie Brown were Saturday and Sun
day visitors of Miss Leona johnson
and Louise Holcomb.
Nj. and Mrs. Ehlers were visitors
at Plentywood last Saturday.
Miss Gina Thompson, who is as
sisting in the transcript work of the
county records at Plentywood, spent
Sunday at Scobey.
Mrs. Clara Finley, compositor for
the Sentinel for the past few months,
returned to her home in North Dako-
ia Sunday, near which place she has
purchased a farming interest with a
brother.
Walter Kerns, for the past year
connected with the Citizen, departed
Sunday for Casper, Wyoming, where
he will be employed on the Daily
Tribune.
Nelson Parson left this week for
Larlmore, Minnesota, for visit with
relatives.
Torfin Jestin is a guest at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. DIR. Needles of this
city.