The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-08-08
Mrs. Rose Gibson was Plenty

Mrs. Rose Gibson was a Plenty
wood visitor Tuesday.
Ell. E. Burnham and wife were a
Plentywood Tuesday.
Miss Rose Reed was here from
Medicine Lake first of the week.
Adry Nelson assisted at the Chris
topherson garage this week.
John Lauters was in from the An
telope territory Wednesday.
VIM. Lounsbury and D. P. Bailey
were at Plentywood Monday.
Miss Dorothy Leiback is visiting
her aunt and h4rs. Lieback at Westby.
Adolph Anderson spent the first OF
the week at his farm in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Jordan of Ray
mond were shopping here yesterday.
Bert Solheim and o. S. Rounsevi
motored to Plentywood Wednesday.
Roy Medders and family spent
Sunday at the Abner Medders home
Miss Marjory Markuson visited at
the G. c. Epler home the first of the
week.
Geo. Leiback and family have
moved into their house located south
| of the church.
The Dooley Implement Co. sold a
1920 Titan tractor to Knut Liedahl
Monday.
H. Bretzke and family and Mrs
Mike Hanson and children motored
to Redstone Sunday
Ray Lang and family returned yes
| terday from a two weeks trip at the
| Glacier National Park.
r. P. Fitzgerald and Ed. Joyc
of the Comertown country haule;
hogs here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rowley ano
daughter Bernice of Plentywood
spent Sunday at the ]. J. Vossen
home.
Mrs. A. E. Hurst left Saturday for
Kalispel, this state, where she will
join Mr.. Hurst.
Mrs. c. E. Grytness and daughter,
Lavone, left Sunday for their home
at Wolf Point.
Waldro Brander purchased Chev-
rolet car Saturday.
Miss F. j. Shilling and Miss Vir-
ginia Farmhouse were here from
SOIiSTCOWu w cdu0SQdy.
Rev. Theo. Aaberg of Westby held
services at the local Norwegian Luth
eran church Sunday.
III. Hunter and wife and son Donald
and Mrs. Geo. Hunter motored to
Plentywood Tuesday.
E. Negaard of Comertown and L.
Lepatte are installing Delco Light
plants in their farm houses.
7. C. Greenhald of Helena, repre-
sentative Of the Mergenoilalcr Limo
ik.- 90. called at lis 1.'ice Tues
day.
A dance given at the C.. G. Beck
lund farm Saturday proved to be a
pleasant occasion for all that attend
ed. Z 4l3r
Mrs. B. Chandler and children and
Mrs. Lee Munson and Miss Marie
Parsley were in Plentywood Satur
day.
Miss Marie Parsley returned to
Ambrose, n. d., Monday after an ex-
tended visit at the B. Chandler home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Grey enter
tanned some fifteen friends Monday
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
j. johnson.
The members of the st. Johns con-
gregation south of here and Conner
town are building a church on the
Oscar Fransen land.
Walter Scott, former Occident Ele
vator manager at this village, has
returned from overseas and is at
present located at Camp Merritt.
Elmer Okerlund and family visited
friends here. Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Okerlund is now travelling for
the Goodrich Tire Co.
Mrs. Thos. Williams and Mrs. G.
Mclean and children who have been
visiting at the W. R. Lounsbury
home, left Thursday for their homes
at Central Butte, Sask. Mrs. Louns-
bury and children accompanied them
for visit, and Mr.. Lounsbury went
to North Dakota, where he will work
during the harvest.
Joe Burnham spent the first of the
week at Willisten. He went to
Westby yesterday where he expects
to secure a position in a barber shop
at that village.
Mat Eaton was up from Conner
town Tuesday. Mat has finished
some county and railroad grading on
the south of section 3, 1857, and did
creditable job.
A strip alnog the northern part of
the county was visited by rain Mon
day night, which was accompanied
by some hail. Several losses have
been. reported.
III. Stenseth and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Wetzel and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Wetzel and Master Russell Wet
eel spent Sunday at the o. M. John
son home.
Rev. F. E. Brauer was at Larson,
N. d., over Sunday, where he held
services.
D. J. Cooper, o. S. Rounsevill,
Ralnh GRAY and Editor Wnzina ,rora