The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-05
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting County Items From
Our Exchanges and Readers
SCOBEY

Dave Monson has gone east an
will spend the winter months at hi
old home in Minnesota
Ralph Grengard has been spend
ing the week at his home in Willis
ton.
j. F. Redmond of Mondak was
business visitor in the Big End tow
on Monday.
Frank Manternach and the Chel
gren Brothers were in town Wednes
day afternoon.
Wesley Howard of West Fork was
trading with local merchants on We'd
nesday of this week.
FL. o. Stenpheim of brentwood
spent part of the week in this city
in the interests of the Sheridan Coun-
ty State Bank
M. NJ. Hanson of Williston spent a
portion of this week in Scobey, look
ing after business interests here.
County Surveyor f. Coryell was
up from Plentywood the fore part of
the week on matters in connection
with his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Humbert and
Dir. and Mrs. Robert Humbert were
In from the farm the fore part of the
week.
MRS. E. r. Dodds left Monday for
New Rockford, North Dakota, the
home of her parents. She will spend
some time visiting her relatives and
friends at that paint.
A marriage license was issued at
Pientywood by the clerk of the dis
trct court on November 18th to
Glenn Chenoweth and Huldah Carl
sen, both of this city.
l.. V. Hanson of the First Nation
al Bank, is now at Crookston, Mimi.
and expects to return to Scobey about
the first of the year.
Chris Conlon of Oswego, formerly
of Whitehall, was in Scobey the lat
ter part of last week en- route To
Madoc, where he will make his fut-
ure home
Robert Holland was called to Mis-
soula Monday Of this week because
of the serious illness of his father.
The Scobey Drug Company has fit |
ted up the old post Office building and
VIII use 1t for showing of their ex-
tensive line of holiday goods.
A. V. Lawrence of Batteison was
in Scobey Monday.
S. S. Greengard of Scobev and
Wliiston spent Thursday and Friday
OF last week in this city looking af-
ter the mercantile interests of Green
gard Brothers at this point.
Mrs. Frank Goodman has gone to
Mlnot for several weeks visit with
at that place. Mr.. Goodman
has been in Plentywood for the past
week serving as a juryman at the
present term of court.
The Westland Oil Company are
his week building an addition to
heir already spacious office quarters. I
additional Office quarters were made ,
necessary by the recent consolidation t
# the Scobey Oil Company and the
Company. {
N. l.. Nelson and Peter Marion of +
'ientywood were business callers in r
he metropolis of Sheridan county
ne lore part of the week. Messrs. t
<eison and Marion are directors of t
ne First National Bank of this city, a
ne OF the big strong financial insti- I
atlons of northeastern Montana. "
j.. ID. Mcintyre is back to Scobev
tier visit in eastern North Dako- d
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Templeman of "
ladoc were among the many Satur- b
ay shoppers in this city. Il
Assistant County Attorney Geo. ir
udme was up from Plentywood Sat-
rday. h,
Geo. Schum, district manager for te
lie Mountain States Telephone Com ii
any, was in Scobey the latter part m
last week in the interests of his he
mpany. so
Mrs. Frank Manternach left the A
st of the week for Minneapolis and 81
Ill spend some time visiting in the
win Cities.
The Ever Faithful Circle met at
home of Mrs. S. C. Watts Sat- he
day, Nov. 18th. The Boy Scouts, at
SO the Scout Master, the Rev. Cook
5ham, We're invited to partake of %
Ereshments served by the Misses J.
'istln, Steffens, Dobbin and Peter
4, members of the Circle. Fl;
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