The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-07
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i Tom Narunl gave dance at the
Rusv Bee school house Wednesday
iNE rh ~, Johnson braved the weather
,,os+erdav and drove to the city from
5is farm in Canada. !.
' 1vle Clarke and family OF Wolf
po;I+ who have been visiting rela-
EOS here, left Sunday for Plenty
wood. to visit G. B. Clarke and fami-
w before returning to Wolf Point.
y Miss Franklin returned from Ken
,,,aro Saturday, where she had been
Teceiying medical treatment.
John Sans and family were here
Tnesdav on their way to Froid, where
+boy will make their future home.
The Sans have land near Frold.
Miss 10 Watt returned Saturday
from a weeks visit at her home ~
Stady. N. D. She was accompanied
here by Miss Mildred Watt, who is
visiting at the A. F. Mclean home.
n NJ. Nelson and family spent
the latter part of last week at Cros-
by, N. D.
Pvt. Paul Fuhs returned Friday
from Camp Lewis, having received
his honorable discharge.
Oswald Schultz left Monday for
Ottertail, Mimi, where he will as
sist his parents make preparations
to move out here. They expect to
arrive here in about two weeks.
II. c., Hanson went to Plentywood
this morning.
o. M. Stadig was here from West
by yesterday. -,
There will be a masquerade dance
at the Dooley Theatre, March 18th.
D. P. Bailey motored to Plenty
wood last week Thursday.
Miss Mollie Hegseth left yester-
day for Wild Rose, N. ID.
B. Tangedahl of Sybouts, returned
Monday from a trip to Calgan, N. u
Geo. Hunter spent the latter part
of last week at his farm near Ante
lope.
Mrs. Lenfest was here the latter
part of last week, a guest at the A
III. Holt home.
Miss Mae Bertelson is visiting Al
the Geo. Hunter home, the guest Of
Miss Vera Hunter.
Oswald Schulz purchased 10-2s
Titan tractor from the Dooley I'm
plement Co. last week.
Henry Parsley and family OF Am
brose, N. D., are visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. Britt Chandler.
Chas. Markham left Wednesday fol
Minneapolis, Mimi, and Usage, Iowa
on business matters.
Elmer Negaard of Comertown, ha'
purchased Fordson tractor from
the Montana Motor Co. of Plenty
wood
Cashier G. C. Epler went to Plen
tywood the first of the week on bust
ness matters and Incidentally took
in the election contest trial.
Pvt. George Hunter, Jr., arrived
here last Friday frors Camp Kearne!
having received an honorable dis
charge from military service. George
was member of the 48th Supply Co.
Field Art.
Mrs. NeIs Engedahl and baby lie
turned Tuesday from Lawry; Mimi.
where she had been called by the i'll
ness of "a brother.
L. E. Brady of Great Falls, is herr
this week attending to collections @
Equity hail insurance. Mr.. Brady
was assisted by A. N. Wankle OF Thu
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Epler enter
tanned at dinner last Thursday even
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Epler, Misse
Grace McNeely, Thressa Franey AM
Mae Bertleson and Mr.. Roy Hunter.
N. P. Loucsss. and wife of Kermit
N. d., are expected here the latte
part of this week to make this thei
future home. They have rented tn
Jens Ibsen house, formerly the Ler
beck house. We wish Mr.. and Mrs
Loucks prosperity in their new home
The debate at the school last Fri
day on "Resolved, that tractor wa
more useful than horses" was wo1
by the affirmative. Several of tn
boys arguing in favor of the tracto
had attended the recent tractor schoo
and were well posted in the subject