The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-02-06
McELROY

AVN otageDerg, census enumerat-
or for this district, had the misfor-
tune to be thrown from the horse he
was riding last Saturday. He es-
capped without injury. The horse got
away with bride, saddle and halter.
1t was still missing on Monday.
Leo McElroy found his horses near
Plentywood. He now plans on farm
ing next spring.
Half a dozen families of neighbors
walked in on Charley Ebehling last
Thursday evening. Judging by the
time they departed 400 a. M, Char
lie is some entertainer, even if he has
no chance to prepare.
Miss Margare Cowley of Alkabo,
n. D., visited several days with Mrs
Ben Nereson.
The Ladies' Aid of the Pleasant
Valley church met with Mrs. Albert
Nereson, January 9th.
The copeland boys the big farmers
of the north country ars busy hauling
feed home from the elevator
The Farmers Equity elevator will
close March LIST for the balance Of the
season.
Alec Kvaalset is going to try and
surprise his friends when he comes
back with cook. Well see.
Miss Ethel Carlson, "whose par
ents reside northwest of here" was
married to Lloyd Verne McLaugh-
lin of Great Falls, recently,
A nice we'll arranged birthday par
ty was held at the Hultgren home in
honor of their youngest daughter
Ruby. Many presents and greetings
We're received.
(Last weeks news)
Peter Degen recently received word
from Denmark that his father is
dead. He has planned to make a WIS.,
it to the old home before this time
but was prevented on account OF the
war. He has the sympathy Of the
community in his bereavement.
Services were held at the Pleasant
Valley church Sunday, January 11th
at two p. m.
Gustave copeland and VIM. RACER
son are helping Mr.. Foss look after
the Dairy farm at present.
Peter Lutnes boarded the east
bound train Wednesday last. He
. planned on visiting his own family
and other relatives at Fertile and lat
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nesota points.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Paulson and child
rem returned from South Dakota Wed
nesday last. They have been absen'
about two months visiting friend:
and relatives at their old nome;
: We're glad to note that William
Gabrielson has recovered from M NJ;
sickness. He was seriously Ill witt
pneumonia during the holidays.
: Hunting horses seems to be pop
y ular pastime. Nils Miller has put
: considerable time at the job, and ma
! at last found them.
lanes Buchanan has been deepen
ing his we'll with the hope OF secuI1n'
q sufficient water supply. VIM. van
!, denmark assisted him. :,
week ago last Saturday Donal
Wilev went to Outlook visiting owe
: Sunday with Ralph LELAND OF tina
= place. .,,-oa !;
/ IN surprise Mr.. and Mrs. .. M. Lu'
mes Saturday evening. The time wa
spent in playing games. ~ -
n Mrs. VIM. McElroy went to WestD
4 last Thursday, returning nome MOI
n dav. While in town she had dents
g work attended to and also vlslte
y friends. Miss Margery was house
IS keeper during her mothers absence;
) The Board Of Directors OF n n
y Farmers Elevator met Saturday IN
n 18th. Closing Of the elevator wa
. discussed, but it was decided. to Kee
e + omen at least till March flrst. Coi
re s;deeable routine business; was on
~ nosed of. All members OF the BOAR
- were present ea ,;fa into
est;n FIN. in the north. He left tn
Re n1ace last June travelling. northWa'
le tRh ha Canada, looking for nom
" stead. He finally reached nortnel
}. fsh Columbia. There he, toget aa
Of , vi a partner discovered gold; -
Of amount ~ns Of gay dirt" is yet to De. a
T: T; t t.n as work cannot De con
10 , NE till spring. Meanwhile E :,
"a , n,s use Of his time TRANSFORM
G. s e to the Indians: he dfi J"
t, S dop teams in real Esquimo fasnlo
vi Railing ha goods a distance OF two nun
- - red fifty miles.
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