The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-20

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was in the city on business Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warmsly of Antelope, were Mrs. Sax
toms guests Sunday.
Miss Ira Wigmore and Miss Ger
trude Roufs left Wednesday for Red
stone fer a visit with friends.
Mrs. Malcolm Swanson and child
rem left Wednesday morning for a
visit with her daughter at Cando. N.
D.
Mrs. Markuson, wife of N. K.
Markuson, manager of the Ford Gar
age, and daughter Lucille, were here
from Dooley Thursday.
Mrs. Herbert Brobst and. children
came down from Redstone Wednes-
day and is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. C. Wigmore.
James Campain is again employed
at his old trade-in which he is most
Notwithstanding sheep on the
reservation for Pet Marion of Plen.
tywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. S. Powers and
young son Richard, accompanied by
]. M. Leonard, autoed to Wolf Point
Saturday afternoon and spent Sun
day visiting friends.
Attorney E. c. Erickson returned
Thursday morning from Plentywood
where he had been attending to some
legal matters which had to come be-
fore Judge Hurry.
Mrs. ]. C. Mcguire, accompanied
by Mr.. Maguire's sister and husband,
were in the city Thursday afternoon.
Frank Kraus, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Kraus, has accepted the
position as clerk at P. E. Johnson &
Co.'S store.
Miss Gertrude Roufs, who has been
attending school at Fargo, N. D., re-
turned Sunday and is a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Wig
more.
Mrs. Patton, mother of Mrs. Doc
tor Storkan, arrived here Wednes-
day and Miss tSorkan, sister of the
doctor, came Thursday and are ap-
preciated guests at the Storkan
home.
Miss Anna Powers, who is employ
das waitress in the New Evans
Hotel at Culbertson, came up Thurs
day evening for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Tiessen of the Park Res
taurant.
Mrs. Benson who lives few miles
northeast of town, left Thursday
morning or a visit with relatives in
North Dakota. Mr.. Benson will
leave for the same place in a few
days to bring back his auto.
Mrs. P. E. Johnson returned last
Friday from a visit at the home of
E. Johnson at Hinsdale. Her little
daughter Bernice who was with her,
remained for longer visit with her
grandparents
Vic Merrill, one of our returned
soldier boys, has assumed his form
er position of clerk at c. J. Poe's
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Romine and
family came over from Tribune, Sask.,
Can, last week on a visit to Mrs.
Ella Alexander and the Raleigh Gen
try homes. The visitors, Mrs. Alex
ander and family, visited relatives at
Brockton Saturday returning Sunday.
Prof. Millbrook, of our city school,
left Wednesday morning for Mondak
from where he intended going west.
Shortly after he left here a tele-
gram was received informing him of
the death of his mother, which was
sent after him.
Jack Stanley, another soldier of the
wrold war, returned from France
Wednesday. His right hand is still
crippled from the effects of a wound
received fighting the Hun and he will
have to return in a, few days to Min
neapolis or further military medical
treatment of his wound. He is here
for short visit and has many friends
in this vicinity who are pleased at
his return and will give him hearty
greeting and hope that his wounded
hand will Soon be entirely cured.