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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-14
FROID

Mrs. Arthur Ryder left this morn
ing for Minneapolis and will be alb
sent for week or two.
]. W. Wulf and family are occupy
ing the Geo Richwine residence.
August Reiter returned Wednesday
from Rochester, Mimi, where he
spent the winter with his parents.
j. T. Loucks is improving the APP
pearance Of the interior Of his place
Of business by rcpape,;ng the ceiling.
Rev. and Mrs. <;eor:ce k1uch are
the parents of a bouncing baby hoy
born at the Dahl hospital Tuesday
morning. All concerned doing fine.
Rev. Eunice Haly preached her
farewell sremon at the Congregations
al church last Sunday, and left the
following morning Tor trip on the
main line Both Mr. and Mrs. Ha)y
were very popular in the town and
community and al! regret that they
could not remain Sith us longer.
The first ball game OF the season
was pulled off Thursday afternoon Oh
the local grounds between the Froid
and Culhertson High School boys.
Neither team has had any practice
| this spring, but at that a very good
game was put up on both side, Cui-
| be,tson winning in d score Of & to s.
Culbertson was veil rcnrcsentcl. The
game was clean and friendly through
out.
The fine sunny weather of the past
few days is received With thanks by
everybody the farmers
who are perhaps Il little late in get
t'nr in their crops n account of the
nc:pv rams OF. anG On during the
past couple of weeks. But the rains
have put the ground in the very best
of shape to start the crap. Then, too
the grass is SNORING forth /. lap!j
rate and the nils ard range: will soon
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BAINVuLE

County Agent Case was in the city
yesterday on business connected with
his office.
E.<l. O'Malley is hack on his run as
fireu an of the ScoI~v freight after :,
sno,. !ay-o:f WE.tl. he spent IN the
Cities.
Err. S. Powers Of Medicine Lake
transacted business in the city yes
teNlay and renewed acuu>lint;s,rcs on
the side.
VIM. Powers left Tuesday evening
for Great Fails, Hhcre nc is N at
tendance at the stock show an, sal,
being held in that city today.
Ole Opste,lahl returned to his home
/ in this city OH Friday Of last week
after spending the past winter in
sunny California, His wife is at
present III st. Paul undergoing me,ti-
cal treatment and will arrive home in
Il couple of weeks.
Miss Grace Duii,las and Miss Nil
bred Lesson OF Non,lax spent Sunday
with their many Kainvillc friends
Mrs. G. A. Ti,ilund returned Sum
day evening fro:> Minot, where she
spent several days consulting an eye
specialist.
The Misses Anna Scarf and Mary
Ryer spent Saturday and Sunday as
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. D. SWeetman at Lakeside.
The J. T. BriHen family left the
past week for their claim ne;'r Flax
vile, where they will remain for tho
summer after spending the winter
here.
Mrs. Walter Won E:sci1cn returned
last Friday evening from Minot
where she had been receiving lne.iica
treatment for the past week. She is
much improved in health, which il
good news to her many friends.
Peter Pontius Of Long Prairie
Minn., arrived the past week and ha.
taken up his residence on his CLAIM
down on the river bottoms. HI
brought out small tractor OFT with
him and plans on putting in cons;d
cradle crop this spring.
VIM. ]. Forsyth arrived in the cit,
from his home at Cai!,"rCson tie lat
terp part of last week and has Il.
cepted a position as assistant cashie
of the Farmers State Bank, takinj
the place of A. ". Springhorn VIII,
resigned to accept Il position in tn
office of the state bank examiner d
Helena.
Mf. ana MRS. 4. W. SthlljlnE ar
, taking short vacation from thei
) duties at the depot and left yeste1
, day evening for Malta, where the
will spend a few days visiting wit
relatives and friends. From Their
they will go to St. Paul, where the
will visit their daughter, Helena, VIII
5 is attending school there.
5 Jake Sbuckia, who for the pas
several years has been employed i
S various capacities by the Grea
: Northern here, is taking 81
months leave of absence from hi
u work and will visit with his peopl
$ back in sunny Italy. lie left thi
morning for New York and after
e short stay there will embark for ltal,
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MEDICINE LAKE

Mrs. VIM. Powers of Bainville is
the guest of Mrs. Edw. Powers this
week.
Mrs. Ed. Sherman of Reserve was
the guest of Mrs. George Charles
worth last Saturday.
Peter Hendrickson Of Daymar il
very much improved in health this
week.
Edw. S. Powers of the First State
Bank, was in Bainville on business
this week.
Everybody is busy this week max
ing garden, owing to the warm wealth.
er.
R. Peterson, depot agent, and wife,
were up to Antelope Wednesday,.
Chas. Fjerstead, Of WillSton, N. D.,
formerly of this city, was here on
business and greeting friends this
week.
J. B. Wilson, the popular collector
for the International Harvester COM
pany, was greeting his many friends
here Thursday.
Mr.. C. H. Bates arrived home Tues
day from Minneapolis and says Mrs.
Bates had successful operation, but
must remain longer in the hospital
A sleet storm struck Antelope last
saturday night, DfeaAlnS % lele-
phone and electric light poles and put
ting both plants out of commission
for short time.
Mrs. Jos. F. Dolin and daughter
Rosemary came down from Plenty
wood on the early train this morning
and attended Mass. They will re-
main for a short visit.
c. B. Steller of WhitehSE, a SON.
in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Dicn of
this city got his hand SO badly smash
ed while crankjng his car, that it will
necessitate the amputation of one of
his fingers.
Mrs. H. C. Merry. formerly Mrs.
Hammond of this city but now Of
Fargo, N. D., was greeting her host
of friends here this week. Mr.. Mer-
~ is travelling salesman for Marshal
Wells Hardware company Of Duluth,
MINI.
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where they leave hosts Of friends to
wish them good luck in their new
home.
H. S. Bergum and John HOLDEN left
Wednesday morning in their Ford
touring cars for Hanks, N. D., where
the former has contracts for the sum-
mer. Mr.. HOLDEN is off on his vaca-
ton and with his new Ford there is
no doubt but that he will have 4 good
time.
Yesterday Peter Miller and P. G.
Anderson decided on doing some good
road wolk SO they got the Titan out
with Harvey HaWbakcr at the wheel
and Ole Grrtncss on the lcveler and
graded up and down Main street.
When co.npleted the street looked
very good rr!!ccting credit on prom
oters ana workers. In the afternoon
they e>tcndcd the work to the roads
leading into town.
Alfred HicEn returned to his Min
ncapoliS business on Tuesday.
Prof Frriichen. Miss Stageborg and
! Miss kaara> ca have signed contracts
| to return 10 Wcstby school 10" anoth-
or year.
Olaf No by and ,lr;. Ida lrcnSon
motorou % The formers; homestead
and on IL llrntvN God. getting caught
! in tho r'.r}' Sturln and mud coming
and going.
| NJ. ia Mrs. Ole nisrth rctumc,
Wednesday to their home south OF
Ambrose after attending the funeral
of VIM. b u'c Airs. DiSHth had beer,
here two weeks assisting Mrs. Bruce
Henry S..ccls is enjoying the sum.
NOR ,11NS an llltt hos
Otto StaAiE WAS Owe" from Crosby
Monday.
Atty. Baker Of Ambrose was look
ing after business in the city the first
of the week
The birthday circle will cntertai,
next Wc,nH day in honor Of Mrs. Pct
or Miller and Mrs. Henry Skeels.
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FLAXVILIE

Frank MUIR was Il county scat Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mr.. Irvine Bunse returned from
Plcnt )" cod last Tuesday, where he
hau some dental work dosc.
Henry Boyer, VINO hn:' beer cut e
i'll and confined to his led unuc" DR..
Hcaly's care, is Improving and his
many friends hope to zee him resume
his duty shortly.
w. c. Anderson, U. S. Commission
err from the rcscrvat on, is bus,' haul
/ in" grain this week.
Asa Dunn had charge cf tho Ifny-
| cr Meat Market during the illness Of
the owner.
Alma Bjerke assumc. her duties at
the FIaxvllc Drug Store last Non
day. Miss Alma says she is pleased
with her new duties and We arc sure
the public will be pleased with her.
Mr%. Joseph Goulet, who is suffer-
in" from granulatci cyclids is }r;&iu-
ally recovering.
Ms. p. a. paulscn is enjoying a
visit from her brother Henry .An,trr-
son Of Julian.
Jacob Eckes Of Ledge, wool, \. D.,
| arrived here the first Of the week and
We enjoyed 4 fine visit with the old
gentleman.
| Mrs. P. K. KnuN who has been
spending the winter in Wisconsin, re-
turned Tuesday and viii reside on her
! homestead.
Ncls Jorgenson of Crosby, n D.,
arrived here Friday and will spend
the summer with his; son Rueben on
the reservation.
| The services of Mac Adams, the
trained nurse, was necessary the first
of the week when both Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Boyer were i'll in bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazellberg, who have
been spending the winter in Butte,
returned this week and will spend the
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COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting Items from Our
Exchanges and Staff Writers
CUL.BERTSON

Deputy Sheriff Chas. Council was
in town this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Gordon Of Flax
vile were in town yesterday.
Dave Mackenzie, the barber, is
putting in crop on his farm short
distance east of town.
Samuel Farley Of Minneapolis ar
rived here Wednesday and is visiting
his brother Frank Farley.
Billy Donohoe, the Fordson man, is
paying conside; able attention to his
farm work this week.
Mrs F. NJ. Catln and daughter re-
turned Wednesday, morning from 4
! four days visit with friends in Poplar.
J. C. Poe, the drug store and Jewel
~ man OF Medicine, was in town Yes
terdav. Mr.. Poe was q icwe|cr in
Culbertson about twelve years ago.
The Culbertson High School base
ball team went to Froid yesterday
afternoon and took them into camp
SO. They will play a return game
here soon.
Miss Helena Petrick ret;lrncd Tues
day from a weeks visit to her sister
Mrs. Geo. Ortchcid near Enid. Rich
land county. The funeral of Mr.
Ortscheid was held last Friday. The
Petrick brothers, who live near Mrs
Orescheid, will put in and care fc,
the crop on her farm this summer.
Another rain fell Sunday and Sun.
day night, again delaying seeding {
couple Of days. Seeding now is under
full headwty, however, and if tine
present beautiful weather continues
for matter of twenty days Il very
large acreage in this county, will be
put in crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry kelland 0.
North Dakota registered at the New
Evans Hotel Wednesday night. The!
had just been married at the Method
list parsonage by Rev. Frame.
J. w. Stahl left yesterday morning
for Minneapolis to visit his mothe
and sister, Mrs. G. w. Tanner ant
Miss Charlotte. We have it from tn
best authority that he will go on from
there to Chicago, accompanied ny
charming bride for a brief honey
moon, returning to Cul5ertson il
about ten days. We put the matte
up to Billy before he left and he di
no deny the soft impeachment. On
of his best friends, however, declare
the rumor is joke. And there yo
are,
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SCOBEY

Assistant County Attorney George
Cudhie spent Sunday in this city.
Gus Dahiquist was Il plcntywood
visitor tn. lo.'c part of tn, week.
Carl Bull of RcdS.one vas caller
in the city Monday.
Otto X ny of Rchstonc, formerly at
Navajo was in Scobcy this week.
Fred Stc;.ns of Minnt is in the
city on bu ness this week.
Andre\. Fadness went TO WiIliston
Wednesday, .eturning to this. city
Thursday
Rud, l.c,- of the F|;.%.ilic Lumber
Ccmn:.i:! vas Il vi,|'tor in this city
thu. *tla!.
". A .a..> ,ot was al Ter, y~oc,l
FRIDAY
Ei'r" Lo~h!lI is :;s!lin" at the
Dunn fl Il. Mador this week.
Mrs. Go Sc Shippan h:l.; icLu,ned
to ScobcA ..hl h;,., again taken up her
residence on the Shippa.n fl. u north
west OF H. IT,.
Mr.. and as. Lane and Il nu'nhc,
Of other nl,ldoc people took IN lie
show Sa.u day align, ut the Rex
theatre.
Mrs. Pre- o: tlui ";ty II;::' cone =,
the Ship&,t ad d'slli:. wn' 70 she VII.
teach uu .I.E ,hc CONN.,; tclru.
MIS-. y. }. i.oIc,;nE hl taken ovc,
tnr ihai:;,t Int Vi TIC =, :; Hotel,
which III viii >ontu2t il connection
with thu tl.l.r,., Irst. u. ant,
A Wo. .an's AuxiIin.y to the Scobcy
Post of ,he American Legion is being
formed in this city. All wives, moth
crs and SISTERS of the vc,ci ans on any
branch OF the service arc eligible to
member ship in this organization.
Torfcn Jcstin Of Devils Lake, N.
d., has been in Scobey the past week.
Mr.. Jcstin was called here by the seri-
GUS illness of his father, Andrew Jcs-
tin.
Ncls Rasmussen of Flaxvil, was
a business visitor in town yesterday.
Lindel Griffith has returned home
for the summer vacation "Babe' is
q law student It the University Ct
Minnesota and viii ugs:ln take mp his
work there next September.
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COMERTOWN

Carl Johnson was Il Dooley visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. O'l.aughlin anil children have
gone to Minnesota to visit relatives
and friends.
F. J. Sehilling autocd up to his
Canadian farm Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay mo sed We'd
nestlay to the homestead.
John Nelson and family went out
to the farm Tuesday evening to plant
potatoes.
The farmers are all busy these days
burning Russian thistles and planting
their fields so as to harvest Il bum
per crop this fall.
H. Fl. Johnson of Park Lake, Sask.
was in town Wednesday.
A. A. johnson returned from Mani.
toba last week.
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WESLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McElrOy were
in the city Monday.
Carl Magnusson WAS over from
Con1ertown, Thursday, driving his
car.
Crescent Stap'cton, ncwlywe; Il
Outlook, was II the city, Tuesday
! looking after business.
J. J. Phclan and Herbert Wirtz-
berger were in town Wednesday. Hub
has over one hundred acres plowcd
and ready for spring seeding
Freisleben, Goethe & Perkins were
out yesterday afternoon selling tic
kets to the Legion dance tomorrow
night at the Orpheum
Miss Dcit]ne is nursing at the
Walter Olson home.
Rev. Theo. Aaberg spent couple
of days at Crosby last week.
Henry SkecIs took the ballots on
good roads and poor farm election ov-
err to Plentywood Monday.
VIM. Kelly Of Minot arrived Tues
day to look after his property inter-
ests in town and country and will re-
main few days.
Geo. White of the Northland Ele-
vator line, was in the city Mon';;.y,
making preparations for takin;, care
Of bumper crop.
Henry Reuter- has given his Ford a
new coat Of paint.
Martin Carlson was in town on
business Wednesday.
Farm work is being rushed dun ing
this fine weather ami everyone is OPP
timistic
John Borg is in town this week
looking after his business interests.
Henry Osk$a was in Wednesday
evening for the picture show
Gco. kittlcson has hi; tractor run
nir!: night and day to forward :ctu-
ing Operations.
Born, to Mr.. anil Mrs. Waiter o.
sen, a nine and one-h:t!f pound '!;lu.;h-
ter, Saturday nornin>s.
Berger Larsen is spending much
time on their Can;ri."n farm "hrl c
seeding is in opeHl1i III.
Bernard Sci att let THIS woc'i for
his wifc'I home in the Glasgow coun-
try to put in = crop.
Mr.. Sarnen and son Emory were
in the city E"Sterd ~ for the first
time since leaving thu lancn last fall.
They are working the farms this
year.
Martin krutson Of MINNEAPOLIS, ar
ri,c'' II the ci.-y Mon ~ to locS !: E
ter l:> farm Interest,"; and first thing,
he is called uron to pay around $500
for seed.
John Schmid left Monday for Balm
vile to take charge Of the Great
Northern station for a couple of
months. Mrs. Schn?id will run the
picture show during his absence.
MI and Mrs. O. S. Berko left Sat
urday for Minot to make their home
They have made many friends during
their residence in this section who
regret to see them leave. Mr.. Berle
retains his farm interests west of
town and We expect to see him and
Mrs. Berkc occasionally.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Stoen and
daughter left Monday for Minot t.
make their home. Mr.. Stoen has
taken the loan and insurance bust
ness of Grant Youmans recently re-
moved to Minneapolis. AS J. A. is
an industrious hustler will doubtless
make a big success of the business
| The family will be missed in Westby
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summer on their homestead.

summer on thcj, homes toad.
N. G. Peterson, LIN ing on the rcser-
walton viii hold an auction sale ON
the 10th Of May.
Henry Modem has hoped to it
right this week. He planted four
bushels of potatoes and it is rlmore,,
he dug through four feet Of snow
to do it.
Mrs. J. Sempfe returned from Ro-
chester last week where she under
went an operation for cancer and her
many friends trust her recovery is
permanent.
Werner Plesncr, formerly of Flax
vile, is now located at Cornell, Wis,
as proprietor of the City Bakery.
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present a vast contract t. Il nGnth nr
s., ago. Wi.nte : I. o,.tc.r;,e may
I've the crops .hcn':S',,.us tho entire
state will at least have a wonderful
start.
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TIME CARD

Great Northern Railway at GILBERT
son Station
As the roads are now getting in
shape for auto travel, we publish the
following table for the benefit Of our
readers, who wish to take the train
at Culbertson, saving long waits at
Bainville.
GOING EAST
No. 2 q. m.
No. 4 :83 q. IN.
No. % Fast Mail ..5:28 D. M.
GOING WEST
No. q. m.
No. 8 ..:....-::.--.----..- p. m
No. ~ Fast Mail. 40 Z. n
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Colorado bldg. 5 pm, every Wednesday. See
write Allan w. Gibson. 31S Colorado bldg.
MAKERS AND PREPARERS for fall season ;
first-class; experienced. Blout's, 10 18th st.
NV.
MARCEL WAIVER Expert
enced in all branches beauty
parlor work; $35 week. Miss
Lulu Ryon. 700 18th st. g.
MILLINERY Experienced maker, at once.
2S15 14th st. NV. 10"
MILLINERY SALESLADIES.
Only those with experience and
good reference need apply; high
est salaries and permanent po=
sitions to those who qualify.
Apply Monday morning, Maison
Libby, 18th and G.
OPERATOR. experienced, for frst- beauty
parlor excellent opportunity. 1904 18th st.
H. Phone Frank. 1914.