The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-06

.l.'sR of barb wire on hand.
c. Erickson was a business call
Rom Medicine Lake Thursday.
peter F. Tang, deputy auditor,
LII hurried business trip to Mon
A Wednesday.
Rs Paul Babcocx left last even
49, for a visit with her mother at
asnestead, Montana.
Tim. Shea, who works in the as
.s.sor's office, spent few days on
Is homestead this week.
lis Ethyl Wadahl, employed in
local postofice, left Monday for
peming for a months vacation.
III. John Regain of Antelope called
81 The County Superintend's office
g'uesday. Mr.. Regain is a school
frastee.
little Fay Ellery, who has been
pefg sick with Scarlet Fever the past
vel is reported to be improving rap
idly now.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johnson left Wednes-
day for a visit at Spencer, Iowa. Her
dsughter, Miss Garnet, will return
home with her.
Nrs. Mamie Bewick, manager of
tie Womans Shop, left Thursday for
Wiliston, where she will spend her
vasation this year.
Mr. H. L. Holdal, who returned
norne last week from foreign service,
aaE have charge of the Libby Yards
vhile Mr.. Walstine is away.
The Plentywood Hotel is installing
new drinking fountain in the lobby.
They are also reftting their beds
With new springs and mattresses
katherine Marion and Vera Good
man returned home from st. Paul to-
day They have been attending the
81 GATHERINGS College, there the past
yar.
Mss Amanda Brendan, who has
been staying with Mrs. J. A. John
son and going to school here, re-
armed to her home near Flaxville
Wednesday,.
Mrs. P. ]. MCGOWAN an daughter
NAV, Mrs. Joe MCGOWAN, both of
kagmond, spent Decoration day with
Mrs. ?. ]. McGowan's daughter, Mrs.
earner Of this town. IT.
Miss Daley, the first grade teach
8sz Of the Plentywood school, leaves
Saturday morning for her home in
minneapolis. Miss Daley returns
here this fall to teach again.
hr. and Mrs. Helgelson and son of
Madoc came down for the commence
ment exercises last evening. Mrs.
helgeson's sister Alma Holland is
one Of the graduates of the year.
I'm spite Of the cold weather several
sars of Plentywood people motored
eut TO Brush Lake Sunday. The nice
Aance hall of Brush Lake is the talk
q the moment among the ones who
nave visited that place.
"a baby girl was bora to Mr.. and
Us. Fred Ibsen at their hSme Tues
aay. Mother and baby are doing
AreIy. Mr.. Ibsen, who has been On
sEae sick list more or less for the last
5nree weeks, is again confined to his
eed. He has a second attack of the
Mrs. J. A. Walstine left yesterday
1pr several points in North Dakota
90 visit Mr.. Walstine, who is mana
sRr Of the Libby Lumber Yards, will
on Mrs. Walstine in a few days
va they Will go on to Minnesota to
ISL with Mr. Walstines folks. They
sApect to be gone month or more.
Miss Laura Duffy entertained at
party IN honor of the Seniors at her
ono Tuesday evening. There were
SDout twenty-five young people pres
~ and the evening was spent in
aahclng. A well ordered lunch, was
seryed at midnight.
x
Rev. S. J. Fretheim and family
az tuesday for their new home in
W. Rev. Fretheim will preach his
safe|eu sermon in Plentywood Sun
~ morning. Wes join with their
nany friends in wishing them happi-
g IN their new home.
8 Miss Blanche Callister is expected
Aolhe next week. Miss Callister has
e teaching at Faribault, Mimi, the
as year. Mrs. Callister's brother
&c wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blake
y VIII come west with Blanche,
seopPlng here for a short visit after
inch they will go on to the coast.
4 school picnic given by the teach
@IS 10 the school children and their
gaTentS will be held at the Marron's
this afternoon, to close the
y year. There will be all kinds