The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-08-29
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting County Items From
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ANTELOPE


to hold its Annual County Fair ane
Indian Fair at Poplar on Sept. 18th
10Th and Goth.
The Misses Eva Hunter and Mar
garet Hendrickson visited with friends
at Medicine Lake last Sunday.
Leslie Stewart had charge of the
drug store and refreshment parlors
here last Sunday, during the absence
Of the proprietor.
Arnold Ternquist, assistant CASH
Ter in the bank at Redstone, was
here last Sunday for a visit with
friends.
Little Louis, the son of Lou Bar
ger, who was taken to the hospital
at Williston last week, is reported to
be- improving.
H1almar Rudi, of Aberdeen, S. D.,
mechanic on the Milwaukee road.
was here last week, looking over
some land, with the object of buying
and locating here.
After an absence of several months
Mrs. Ed. Rishoff returned Sunday
from her visit with friends at Port
land, Oregon, and other western
points.
E. w. Pierce, of Scobey, district
representative of the Northwestern
Natl Life ms. Co., transacted bust
ness here a few days last week.
Messrs. H. S. Belgium and Knut
{ Lien motored over to Dagmar, and
from there proceeded to Grenora and
other points in North Dakota We'd
nesday. They returned yesterday.
r. N. Blake motored to Plentywood
Wednesday to meet with the repre-
sentative of some wholesale houses
for the purpose of ordering nice
stock OF Christmas goods.
Arvld Peterson, who has been with
the Cash Grocery & Meat Market
this summer, has severed his connec
ton with that firm, and has accepted
a position With the Antelope Mer-
camille Co.
Walter Domonsky did not migrate
to the Red River Valley harvest fields
IN his big Mitchell as he contemplat-
cd doing. He is assisting on the Otto
Hendrickson farm these weeks.
Ole Hanson spent few days in
town last week. He intends to have
sale of part of his personal proper
ty in the near future Mr.. Hanson IS
always welcome visitor in Antelope.
knut Lien, who has been employed
with the Antelope Mercantile Co. this
summer, has severed his connection
with that firm, and intends to take a
we'll earned vacation, during which
time he may decide to pay a visit to
his brothers at Grafton, N. D.
Messrs. and Mesdames F. N. Blake
and Art Galley motored over to Zahl,
N. D., Sunday to visit with friends,
and also to give their farms in that
vicinity brief "once-overn in pass
ing. They report crops to be looking
fine in that locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pomerleau and
family left last Monday for Fargo,
n. D., where they will make their
homo until next spring. The many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs Pomerleau
regret their departure from Antelope,
but wish them the best of happiness
and success in their new home.
Among the young men who have
recently returned from army service
are Carl Christensen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. NJ. Christensen; and VIM.
Douglas. Both reside in this vicini- ]
ty, east of town.
Grace Lindquist from east Of An
telope is visiting at the Blake home
this week.
Robert Taylor, a volunteer in the
American navy during the war, who
since his return is staying with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hanson,
accompanied his brother Herman to
town Tuesday, when the latter re-
turned to Camp Lewis.
H. R. Peterson of Aldrich, Mimi,
& recently discharged army lad, az
rived yesterday in company with his
brother, C. A. Peterson of gilbert
son by motor from that town, for a
visit with his brotner-in-law, H. R.
Peterson, the popular station agent
at this place. !
The Sheridan Hotel, which has been
operated by George Els for some
time, closed its dining room last week, {
Mr.. Ellis, who has large farming in |
berests in the vicinity of Antelope,
found it an inconvenience at this ] t