The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09
DOOLEY

DOOLEY
F. D. Cruickshank was at Outlook
Tuesday.
w. c. Shier, of Minot, an Interna-
tional Harvester Co. tractor expert,
was at the Dooley Implement Co.,
first of the week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cadoo and daughter,
Miss Violet, returned to Bainville
Monday after an extended visit at
the H. E. Burnham home.
Mrs. H. A. Bretzke went to Dale
view Saturday, returning Monday.
She was accompanied by John Kram-
er, who visited at the Bretzke home
until Tuesday morning.
Mrs. D. E. Pappenfus and children
returned Tuesday from Togo, Sask.,
Canada, where the Pappenfuses have
spent the winter. Mr.. Pappenfus will
not return for some time.
| A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Wetzel of Pennington,
MIMI, on Monday, March 22nd. We
extend congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Clayton of st.
Croix Falls, Wis, visited at the home
of Editor Vezina from Friday until
Tuesday. They were accccompanied
by Masters Bonnie and Billy Vezina.
The 500 Line opened last week
Friday after a two weeks tieup. The
rotary pillow worked itself to White
tail Friday afternoon, it taking three
days to open the local branch:
Misses Grace McNeeley and Teresa
w. D. Dooley motored to Plentywood
Friday. Clifford Dooley accompanied
them home to spend Easter.
Rev. Theo. Aaberg of Westby and
L. Satern of Comertown were here
Tuesday, making arrangements to
place on an Easter Cantana next Sum
day, April II. Everyone should plan
to attend this cantata.
0. Strum was here from Conner
town Monday.
]. A. Robieson was business Wis
|itor at Plentywood Saturday.
ployed at tho H. N. Stenseth home.
D. Burke will move into the Nc
Mullen hot3 to spend the summer.
H. P. Foster returned recently
from business trip to Minneapolis.
Henry Witte of Outlook spent over
Sunday at he VIM. Persicke home.
VIM. Persicke, who has been i'll he
past two weeks, is considerably i'm
proved.
G. C. Epler was at Plentywood and
Medicine Lake Tuesday, returning
, Wednesday,.
Ole Bergebakken returned Satur-
day from Fargo, N. D., where he has
spent the winter.
Mrs. J. C. Epler and daughter Vir-
ginia, returned yesterday from an ex-
tended visit at Austin, MINI.
5 Harry Brightsman returned recent
) ly from che western coast, where he
: has been spending the winter: i,
FL Arthur Dahl returned last week
t has been employed this winter.
E F. D. Cruiclkshank left Wednesday
}. for the Oscar Jorgenson farm neal
Z Gladmar, where he will drill well.
4 We are pleased to report thai
Nels Lemme, who recently suffered .
n severe storke of paralysis, is much
r better.
l. Miss Isabelle Parsley was a visitor
q at the home Of her parents near Col
gan, N. D., from Saturday until Tues
day.
e Thursday from Manitoba, Canada
a where he has been spending the win
d ter.
}. Miss Margaret Finn went to Plen
n tywood Monday and is being employ
ed at the home of Editor Chas. E
t Taylor.
o Dave Curtin returned from tn
r. western part of the state Monday
It where he has been working the pas
j. winter.
e Mrs. Oscar Bergan and baby IT
e turned Friday from Westby, wher
she has been since the train servic
l. became tied up.
81 Mrs. Elmer Brightsman and daugh
ter Vivian left Monday for s.
is Paul, where the latter will receiv
medical treatment.
p Mrs. F. D. Cruickshank returne
Friday from an extended visit wit
Is her mother. Mrs. A. N. Epler, a
Pasadena, Cal.
I'd H. E. Steinke was quite seriousl
I'd ill first of the week from ptomain
poisoning caused by eating sum
t. canned tomatoes.
st Henry Hanson was removed to hi
Mt home from the Dooley Hotel, wher
he has been since he broke his lie
~ some six weeks ago.
Re Geo. Hunter went to Plentywoo
Tuesday, where he met H. Hunte
is who returned from Whtefsh, thj
er state, they returning here the sa1r
evening.
a Halvor Halvorson and family e,
IN pect to leave from 'rurpuay, Sash
IN Canada, where they have rented
nd farm. He is taking mis- farm M,
chnery and household good with hin
r. having them shipped to Ambrose,
n, D., from which place he will ha'
a them.
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~ Medicine Lake