The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-09

Co. bread for the same price that he
is paying to the Steel Trust Bakery =
at Minneapolis, but he refused with
an excuse that my bread was, baked
Mrs. Lasher and son Joe have I.een
on the sick list this week.
Mr.. VIM. RAIDER of Raymond was
Plentywood visitor Thursday.
Vim. Knilans of Scobey was a
Plentywood visitor Monday OF this
week.
Frances Madden left Saturday for
Minneapolis to resume his studies at
the University.
Atty. r. w. Greer Of the Onstad 4
Greer law firm, was in Mondak Thurs
day between trains.
I Joseph milestone of Glasgow was
calling on acquaintances here the
latter part of last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Neson left for
the Twin Cities and other. eastern
points Thursday morning =
Mrs. Pennock who has been visiting
at the Bewick home returned to Will
iston Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Davis Of SEQ
lbev were New Years guests at the
Gustafson home in this city.
Il ~ -. - s.s.sr
| Frank M. Catlin, deputy county at
ltornev Of Roosevelt county, was a.
brentwood visitor last Monday.
Olive s Nicholson returned from
.lGrand Forks, N p. last Thursday,
: Where he consulted an ocullst. -.
:. Atty. Paul Babcock left: Monday
! morning for Bismarck, n. D., where
he will attend to business matters
l. Alice Malquist returned Saturday
8 from Antelope, where she spent 8. q
couple of weeks visiting her parents
n W..R. Paske, a former deputy n
d the court house, has accepted posi-
ton in County Assessor Hllls OF
: heeI7 s.
% o. E. Hineline of Minot. was at,
e tending to business matters, IN tnl'
city Tuesday and Wednesday OF las
week.
IS Calvin Rogers, of the Johnson Alb
1t lstract force at Mondak, came up iron
e. that city New Years to spend Tn
d day with friends here:
1e Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Fishbeck re
is turned Tuesday from Wisconsin
id where they attended the tunerai 9
ed Mr.. Fishbeck's father:
ke w. C. Greer of Athabaska Landin'
ed Canada, has been transactlng CUISINES
rs, in this city this week. Mr. Greer le'
r. for Scobey Thursday afternoon.
Dr. w. P. McDaniels of Medicir
Lake came up last Wednesday to a
! tend. the Leap Year ball and spel
New Years here returnelng frloay
Il. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Zeidler ha,
heen quite i'll at their home here Il
: mast week. At this writing Mrs: lei
fer is recovering, but Mr.. Zeidler
suffering from a bad attack Of qui
1 sy. 50.
l Mrs. Mary Funk left Monday +
i los Angeles. where she will visit +
: about two months. She was accoI
named by Miss Lucy B. Funk OF ~
! Funk Abstract Co., as far as Will
I ton.
y
Arthur Ziebarth, son Of A. +: ~
/ ha,th has purchased the. delive
I business from Elmer Gooder. Our Z
livery service has been very prom
/ and efficient and it goes without 50
j mo that It will be conducted i'll t
! same manner in the future.
4 DR.. C. C.. Storkam, of Medicl
n lake. who has recently resumed
81 practice at Medicine Lake after 81
eral months service in Uncle Sar
III army. was in Plentywood on busln.
ri "Wednesday and while in the cap1
III lc;tv made the Producers News v
III nleasant call and had his name ado
to the subscription list.
81 Mrs Anna Rue Of Froid. has D
snendin1rp the week end here as
guest at the Christensen home. ::
returned to Froid Tuesday norm =
Mrs. Rue is an old friend OF "
Christiansen's from Minnesota.
III u e
Monday evening . party IN the
III ture of q surprise was gwen q
hi home of FIR. Hennessey. quite
Il humber Of the people in this
II were present Cards were tne re! ~
4 [of the evening, after which desic'
H lunch was served.
III Deputy County Auditor Charles
II Christensen has resigned his posi-
II n that Office and left THURSDAY ms
II ing for Casper, Wyo., where ne
III accepted an offer TO work TOT
HI M IaSAA I1n;nn Charlie is one OF