The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-07-30
MEDICINE LAKE

returned from their TRIP TO Canlua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skare returned Tues
day from their Canadian trip and Wis
it.
Mrs. Frank Ahern and Miss Ollie
Terry left Monday for a few days
outing at Yellowstone Park.
Mics Dorothy Lawrence, who has
been spending 4 few days visiting in
Flaxvil1e, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. N. Lodahl, proprietor of the
City hospital, and family were Wis
iting relatives in the Dagmar coun-
try Monday.
Miss Rose Eilertsen left this morn
ing for Reserve where she has accept
ed position as waitress in res
taurant.
Miss Minnie Bruce, who is here
from Bremerton, Wash, visiting rela-
tives. left last Friday for a visit with
friends at Flaxyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malloy of Miles
City, Mont, arrived Tuesday for a
short visit with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Grace johnson.
charge Of the Mountain States Tele-
phone office during the absence of our
telephone operator, Mrs. Nellie SAN-
ton.
Carl simonson of Colby. N: D.. has
son and little son, whose mother died
several months ago, and whom Mrs.
Paulson is taking care Of
W. J. Bates, our photographers, is
spending II few days visiting his
parents near Bonctrail, N. d., this
week. Jacob jacobson, formerly in
this line, is in charge of the studio.
Jos. F. Dolin, editor of the Pioneer
Press, and son, F. j., were down from
Plcntywood last Friday, calling on
relatives and friends and looking af-
ter some business matters.
Mrs. S. Rcttinger and son Master
John Melvin. arrived here this fore
noon from Long Lake, Mimi, for a
few weeks visit with parents and
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dolin.
Mrs. Doctor Gustafson and baby
and Mrs. JOS. F. Dolin and daughter
Rosemary. of Plentywootl, were guests
of Mrs. Edwin S. Powers last Friday.
They called at the City hospital to
see Mrs. William Golf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skou Nielsen had
their baby baptized at the Annual
church services and festival held at
Dagmar Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. N. p.
Miller accompanied them. who are
sponsors.
Mrs. James Michels, who has been
in the hospital for couple Of weeks,
left for her home on the Fort Peck
Reservation in happy state with
her two babies, a son and daughter
which were baptized by Rev. Father
O'Rouke last Sunday.
| Mrs. Ambrose Devaney arrived
here Tuesday from Temple, N. D., to
visit her sister, Mrs. James Michels,
who resides on the Fort Peck Reser-
walton. During her stay in the city
she was a guest ut the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Rankin.
Oscar c. Martinson, who visited his
cousin, S. O. Swenson, the latter part
Of last week, on his return from the
Shriner's Convention which was held
the latter part of June, in Portland,
Oregon, returned to his home in Moor
head, MIMI, Sunday night.
Miss Ollie Terry returned to the
city last Friday from the vicinity of
Westby, where she had taught sue
cessful term of summer school. Miss
Terry was one of the teachers in the
Medicine Lake school during the past
term.
Mrs. N. Saxton, manager of the
central telephone Office in this city,
returned Thursday from Minot, where
she took her sons Craig and Herbert
to have their tonsils removed by a
cousin who is specialist doctor Of
throat. eye and ear diseases.
William Golf and Mrs. Donovan who
reside northeast Of Antelope came in
Sunday to visit Mrs Golf who is stay
ling ut the City Hospital, and the
daughter of Mrs. Donovan. While in
the city they took Mrs. Golf out fol
an outing and short call on friends
Capt. Stevens, Mrs. Stevens. Mrs
Anil Engebretson, and daughter ar
rived here Wednesday from York. N
D.. for a visit at the home of their
son and brother. d. NJ. Stevens. We
are pleased to know that Captain
Stevens health has improved and has
visited Montana again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Markuson ant!
Miss lnez Jackson arrived here this
week from Hannafort, N. d., by auto
This gentleman is Il brother Of n
Markuson, one Of the proprietors OF
the Motor Inn garage. He has &C
cepted the position as manager of the
lmpeial Elevator and will soon AS
sumo charge. MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Mar
ls~,Sou &s,i1l rov,oi,n hono