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

Rev. Father Dillon was here from
Scobey Monday.
Henry Halvorson left for Fargo
N. d., Tuesday morning.
John Gum, one Of our well known
farmers, left Tuesday for visit in
| Illinois.
Miss Matte Tousley is having a
weeks vacation from her work at
kedstone,. and is spending same at
the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Paulson and
Miss Emily Anderson motored ov-
er from Wolf Point Tuesday. 1t was
a combined business and pleasure
trip.
Mr.. Plank, depot agent here for the
past two months left Tuesday morn
ing for Brockton.
II. P. Larsen, of the Larsen Imple-
ment Company, was here from SEQ
hey assisting Manager Tousley in
getting their new location in shape
for handling their implement bust
ness.
Mr.. Conlan received a letter a few
days ago from B. C. Nathe in which
the writer stated he would return to
Flaxvllle the latter part of the pres
ent month. He is now visiting at
Melrose, MINI. He says a certain
KIND OF worm there is damaging gar
dens and denuding trees Of their
leaves.
The weather of the past week has
been quite changeable and cooler
than the average for the season. A
few light local showers have fallen in
the community which. with cool
weather, have afforded the crops
temporary relief. A good soaking
rain is much desired, and the unset
ted weather conditions hold out hope
that such will soon arrive.
Deputy Sheriff Feetham was here
from Plentywood Monday.
Oscar Hanson was visitor at Will
hston the latter part of last week.
Dave and Roy Martin motored to
Wolf Point Sunday for a brief visit
with friends in that community.
Dick Dunn was here from White
tail Saturday to take final proof of
Joseph Trauba on the latter's home
stead.
Another of our soldier boys re
turned home Fsiday in the person of
Ben Baker He saw much active
service while across the seas, but es-
capped injury.
Mr.. Reiland, our new depot agent,
was at Cartwright, n. D., the first
Of the week to arrange for the ship
ment Of his houseold goods TO Flax
vile.
W. E. McGarry came over from
Wolf Point Saturday night for brief
visit with his Flaxville friends. Mac
is looking fine and says conditions at
Wolf Point are prosperous.
4. h. McCurry, editor Of the White
tail Courier for several months past,
was in FlaXville Thursday. He le-
signed his position with the Courier
and is engaged in farming opera
tons.
Mrs. w. E. Smith and little daugh-
tie, I'orothy, left Sunday for alaS-
gov where they will Wis. with her
husbands people who reside near
that place. At the conclusion of her
visit there Mrs. Smith will 90 10
Richey to visit her own people be-
fore returning to Flaxville.
The Larsen Implement Company
have moved their former office build
ing at Madoc to Flaxville and placed
1t on the rear of the foundation re
Gently laid. A new building will be
erected on the front which, when
completed, will be a creditable addi-
ton to Flaxville's business houses.
Sheridan Anderson lost a valuable
horse out on the ranch a few days
ago. Mr.. Anderson was mixing poi
son and oats in box which was to
be used for destroying gophers and
left the box for a few minutes dur
ing which time the horse arrived and
ate some of the mixture, dying short
~ atferward.
Miss Elma Bjerke arrived at Flax
vile Saturday, coming from Wat
ford City, N. D., where she attended
school for the past year. With her
parents she moved to Watford City
last fall, her father buying grain at
that place during the fall and win
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Bjefke returned |
to Flaxville about a month ago.
The dance last Saturday night at |
the local opera. house was a great
success in every particular. The
crowd was unusually large and its
presence was noticeable in increasing
the trade of various business houses
during the evening, especially with
the confectioneries.