The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12
COUNTY ROUNDUP
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A. |. Jones of Julian was shop
per in town Saturday afternoon.
Sheriff Jack Bennett was up f1cn
Plentvwood the first of the week.
George Cudhie spent the Thanks
giving holidays at his home in TINS
Walter Truax of Truax Brothers
was in from the farm the forepart
of the week.
The Carl Cole family have moved
into the John A. Davis residence on
Daniels street.
Born, Tuesday, December End, to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Epler of Peerless,
a nine pound boy.
Attorney Thomas F. Clifford at
tended to legal business in district
court at Plentywood Thursday.
District Manager Geo. Schum was
looking after the interests OF the
telephone company in this city the
fore part of the week.
Pete Karsrud and Gul Smith OF
this city are in Helena this week at
tending the gathering Of Montana
4IasonS.
Jim Wheeler returned last Satur-
day from tip TO various points IN
the western part Of the state.
Born, Wednesday, December 3rd,
to Mr.. and Mrs. John 2. Robin, OF
west of this city, an eight-pound boy.
Auditor John Peterson Of the Lib
by Yards Company, was here from
Antelope Monday and Tuesday,
checking up the local yard OF the
Libby Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Egland enter
tanned at their home Wednesday to
a number of their friends. Follow
ing the whist games a delightful
luncheon was served.
Mrs. John A Davis went to Plen-
tywood Tuesday where she will re-
main until Joined by Mr.. Davis, when
they will leave for California or some
other southern point to spend the
winter.
JOS. A. Milestone Of Glasgow,
formerly of Opheim, and well known
in this city, has been seriously Ill at
his home in Glasgow, but recent IN
formation is to the effect that he is
improving.
Professor John @. Zuck returned
SATURDAY. from Helena, where he has
been in attendance upon the state
meeting of tie Montana State Teach
ers' association.
Mrs. E. Hanson left Monday morn
ing for Argyle, Minnesota, where
she will spend the winter.
O. C. Watemn1n of Lakeside was
an arrival in Cobey Thursday and
will make his horne here for the win
ter, Mr.. Watcr7rcn Is the father of
Mrs. Frank Ro8csc-2 Of this city and
is representing lie Christian Herald
IN the sale ct - latest Roosevelt
book
G. w. Spur publisher of the
Flaxville Demo ! YES q business
visitor in this <'ly last Friday. MI
Spurrier is a tanner III the Julian
country, as well as a printer, but re-.
Gently took over ne publication Oh
the Flaxville pacc- and is publishing
a very creditahe sheet.
The mask dc--c2 given ThanksglV-
ing night at TIC lex Theatre was
pronounced g. ~lusual success by
the maskers, others dancers and
those of the general public who at
tended in the capacity of spectators
Mrs. Orr Burgett was IN from the
north Thursday.
r. w. Humbert transacted business
in Scobey Thursday.
Edna Rothwell was in from the
reservation Thursday to take the
teachers examination, conducted that
dav by Professor luck.
REPRESENTATIVE Mead Of Valley
county and one Of the original boost
ers for Daniels county, was IN from
the Meade farm on Monday OF tins
week.
A Mr.. Hill, representing the Hall
mark Film Company, was IN Scobey
this week arranging with the man
agment of the Rex Theatre for
showing Of the releases of his con-
Germ.
Rudolph Schswinger will leave this
week for Minnesota, where he VIII re-
main until spring, returning at that
time to again take up his farming op-
erations west Of this city.
Among the rural schools teachers
in Scobey Thursday to take the
teachers examination given under
the direction of Professor luck OF
the county examining board, were:
Ellen Shipstead, Elizabeth Doran, Al
ma Derevelon, Josephine LindQulst,
Frances Lowell, Sarah LaSha, Keith
Miller and Edna Rothwill.
A splendid Thanksgiving dinner
was given by the ladies of the Pleas
ant Valley church on Thanksgiving
day, The people Of the whole neigh h
borhood gathered and had an OLD
fashioned community good time; Al
ter the dinner a short service OF song
and prayer and brief address byY
Rev. Buckingham was enpoyed by all.
Selmer Wang and Clarice knudson,
both of this city, were united IN mar
riage Monday evening, Dec. LIST, at
the Lutheran parsonage, the Rev. L.
P. Kier officiating. These young peo-
ole, whose homes have been IN the
vicinity of this city for several years
are well and favorably known thru
out this section They will make
their home at the Wang farm north
OF Scobey.
Mrs. L. A. Grant ard son, Archie
left this week for Moose Jaw, Sask,.
where they will spend some time Wis
ting at the home of Mrs. Grants
daughter, Mrs. George Goldberg. t.ol'
lowing their visit in the Canadian
CITY. MRS. Grant and Archie will &c