The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-19
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting Items from Our
Exchanges and Staff Writers
DOOLEY

G. c. Epler was a Plentywood visit
or Tuesday.
Peder Bruvold. and Ed Joyce were
here Tuesday.
Mrs; ole Marsh has been i'll the past
several weeks.
Mrs. Rose Gibson was here from
Comertown Tuesday.
Adolph Anderson returned from
Spokane, Wash, Wednesday,
Oscar Bergan spent over Sunday
with Mrs. Bergan at Kenmare.
Mrs. Thos. Brockley was here from
Comertown last week Thursday.
Miss Hilda Martinson was at Ray
mond Friday and Saturday, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. J. E. Jensen.
Ane Nelson and family left Tues
day for Wisconsin, where they will
Mrs. Chas. Owens and baby of Ray
make their future home.
mond were here Friday to consult DR..
Sells and left on the afternoon pass
enger for Comertown to spend over
Sunday.
Mrs. Oliver Warner left Friday for
Falton, Ind, to take care of her
mother, who recently had the misfor-
tune to lose an eye when piece of
wood struck her.
Geo. Hunter, Jr., came up from
Antelope Thursday after a load of
household goods. He left Saturday in
company with his sister, Miss Vera,
who will remain at Antelope for a
visit.
a. Coutlee was here from Sybouts
Tuesday.
Adry Nelson went to Plentywood
Tuesday for visit.
Clifford Dooley was here from Plen-
tyMood over Sunday.
ID. S. Strand was up from his farm
north Of Comertown Tuesday.
O. Strum was here from Conner
town Monday attending to business
matters.
C. N. Rostad, the Westby druggist,
was here Tuesday, attending to bust
ness matters.
VIM Paulson returned last week
from Minnesota, where he has worked
the past winter.
Lee Munson went to Plentywood
Monday, where he completed taking
the census.
Mrs A. M. Cadoo arrived here Fri
day from Bainville, where she spent
the winter and will visit at the H. E.
Burnham home for several weeks.
Mrs. Rash Burnham and children
returned to Raymond Tuesday after a
few days visit at the H. E. Durham
home. H. E. Durham accompanied
them, returning on the afternoon
train.
H. Holverson, Sam Belgard, Theo.
Fladeland, w. E. Ehrhardt, T. Utter
hagen and John Onstad were here
from Gladmar Monday and Tuesday.
Sam Belgard is hauling lumber for a
modern residence which he will erect
this spring.
A. c. Mikkelson, bonanza farmer
living south Of Comertown, was here
Tuesday.
J. E. Gaes went to Plentywood 20
secure his citizen papers Tuesday. He
was accompanied by Peter Droter and
G. c.. Epler, who witnessed for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Series were here
from Pleasant Valley Tuesday.
Mrs. G. McNutt Of Anoka, Mimi,
arrived here Wednesday for visit
at the Victor Layer home. Mrs. Nc
Mutt is Mrs. Layers mother.
Hans Henrik Solberg, living south
east of here received his citizen papers
Tuesday. VIM. Simonson and Arthur
Dahl were his witnesses.
Miss Helen Baker left the employ
of the White Kitchen Restaurant and
departed Wednesday for Westby,
where she will visit friends and rela-
tives.
A delightful whist party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Goss, last week
Thursday. Head prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Lee Munson, who was tied
with Mrs. Bretzke and defeated her
in cutting cards, and to Britt Chand-
Ter. Mrs. w. r. Vezina and H. A.
Bretzke took the foot prizes. After
the playing a delightful lunch was
served. All present had an enjoyable