The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-08-01

IN all SUBJECTS anu hloo NhSANSSiy oio
exceptionally we'll with her Domestic
Science.
F. R. Decker and family, H. Hun
ter and family and G. c. Epler and
family took in the Home Coming
celebration at Medicine Lake last
Friday. While the celebration, it is
said. did not come up to expectations.
the above named families enjoyed q
bounteous dinner at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. N. K. Markuson.
F. Cruickshank and wife spent the
first of the week at Williston, N. ID. !.
C. H. Decker, father of F. K.
Decker, and Geo. Anderson, of Aus
tin, Mimi, arrived here Monday by
auto for a visit at the F. r. Decker
home.
A. H. Reitan has erected a chicken
house on his residence lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hanson of
Gladmar spent the first Oh the week
here.
G. G.. Becklund and Adolph Ander-
son were Plentywood visitors Tues
day.
o. S. Rounsevilyl and the Editor
Vezina motored to Plentywood Tues
day afternoon.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl O. Anderson Wednesday,
July 23rd.
Mrs. Mike Hanson and children
of Redstone, are visiting at the H. A.
Bretzke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sitter and
daughter, Miss Lillian, were in Plen-
tywood Tuesday.
Mrs. Sprau and children and Miss
Marie Lavendure left Monday for
Rolette, N. D., for visit.
Mrs. A. Hurst returned yesterday
from Dunseith, N. D., and is visit
ing at the H. A. Bretske home.
Lee Munson and Oscar Bergan
played ball with the Plentywood
team at Medicine Lake last week
Friday.
VIM. J. Ehrhardt was here from
Gladmar Saturday. His new resi-
dence which he is erecting is near
completion.
Joe Burnham returned Monday
from Outlook, where he has been
working, to assist in the local bar,
Der shop this week.
Mrs. Kablefeisch and children oil
West Hope, N. D., arrived Wednes'
=. day to visit at the o. M. johnson
and H. N. Stenseth homes.
Thos. McGovern left Tuesday fol
= Sioux Falls, Ia, where he has n:
4 former position in an express ONCE
= which he vacated when he enlisted
6 Tom will also hold down a position
! on the fast Sioux Falls base bal
q team. .~@ isseS
: Miss Anna Droter assisted at th
! Sherida Cafe last week.
y Mrs. A. Torgenson was i'll the las
n week.
Miss Hilda Anderson was an Am
+ brose visitor Mo nday, returnln:
# Tuesday.
- The directors of the local Equit
% Elevator Co. met at the Bank Sat
v urday.
y Art. Noll returned to Plentywoo
- Tuesday after two weeks visit wit
e Gilbert Burdg.
:, VIM. Kappahan and son, Jene, wi
, leave Monday for Hans, N. D., wher
! they have work.
- - Gilbert Burdg has completed re
\ building his barn, which was blow
:, =. down by the storm of July 9th.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dahl returne
-, last week Monday from a visit
- Minnesota and Wisconsin points.
- Gus Barner was an over Sunda
: visitor with relatives here, and lool
= ing after farming interests.
n MI. and Mrs. Ted Nelson and SO
u Adry and daughter Beulah, visited {
sc the Fremont Nelson home Sunday.
Chas. Brumpton returned Monda
% 60 from a trip to Saskatoon, Canad
= where he attended to business ma
" ters.
d Edward Christopherson and fam
~ ly returned last week Sunday from
IL visit with North Dakota relatives.
! Carl o. Anderson has purchase
eu the Roy Holman house, south
~ the Ibsen house, and has moved IN
- the same.
nc The A. N. Wankle and Cha
el Brumpton families left yesterday
lie spend a week camping at Fish LAX
, Canada
no Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mcknight +
~ ~ turned the latter part of last wee
III from visit in North Dakota al
no Minnesota. ~
w Harry Huffmant and family ar
nc Mrs. Minerva Huffman and Brl
Sc Chandler and family motored
Plentywood Wednesday.
S. J. Saddler, the popular proprie
IT tor Of the Clear Lake resort, pu
81 chased a Ford from l.. Lebatte fir
Of the week.
nd Oscar Bergen went to Broomhea
ey Canada, Wednesday. to play ball wi
the Fortuna team, which play
if Broom head.
sit liver A. Johnson and wife and il
Johnson and family visited near I'll
his nora, N. D., from Saturday I'm
rk Monday.
Frank and Harry Kappahan me
es- ored to Williston, N. D., the latt
rs. part of last week, where the form
we had his eyes tested. On the retu
Is trip, Harry secured work near Ha1
N. D.
eel, Gertrude, daughter of Mr.. and Nj
lis Harry Huffman, was quite badly