The producers news., 1920-06-18
SCOBEY

week on business.
Mrs. w. B. Davis returned Tues
day after spending some time visit
ing at Glasgow.
Mrs. X. }. Coughlin and son re-
turned Tuesday after visit ut Glen
dive, this state.
Miss Spohn and Miss Daley of
Plcntywood spent Sunday in this
city.
Charles Turk of the Peoples Cash
Store spent Sunday ut WilIiston, re-
turning Monday.
Tony DaSingcr, Elmer Ilaribcrr,
and Ted Reeves were at PlentyWoo'l
! Monday.
! Mrs. Mike Sullivan and daughter
of the reservation spent Tuesday in
town shopping with the local stores.
NJ. NJ. Hanson and family drove
up from WiIIi@ton Sunday and spent
the day visiting ut the honc of Mrs.
: Forrest Andrews.
The Mcthodst Ladies' Aid Society
will he entertained by Mrs. j. +.
iIaun ON Wednesday, the 10Th.
Mrs. Carl Kilgorc and little Doug
: las came home from Medicine Lake
Monday after spending Il few days in
that city.
; County Comn.i.r ,oncr T;n.nnns
was attending a acc sing nt Ia"
board at PlcntyWocu the iorr,,;; o.
, the week.
d. \. I.aMuc, an experienced trac-
tion engineer, has been in this cnly
! this week, seeking employment II Ia;
line of work.
Mildred KIoss came home f. i,i"y
from Rcdfic,l, South Dakota, Nh"r'
she has been attending school.
Grace and May Fleming have gone
/ to Bonctrall North Dakota for Il
two weeks visit with the NJ. }. Mel
son family.
Allan Fadncss is here from Grand
Forks and will spend the summer on
! the FadneS ranch north Of this city
! Ted Reeves of the 1920 class of the
Scobcy High School left Tuesday for
Burlington, Iowa, where he will
spend the summer months.
Engineer Saunders, contracting en-
ginccr for the municipal work being
done in this city, was here this week
looking over the work now being
done.
Irving Hcllckson will spend about
Il month at the home of his parents
in this city, having recently arrived
| III thtS clty from ScattIc.
a. |. Jones of Julian, who has
been spending the winter in Iowa, is
now visiting With friends in Missouri
and expects to soon return to this
country.
II. W. Brown, piano tuner and rep
rcsentativc of the Hops Piano House
Of Great Falls, spent Il portion Of this
week in this city in the interests Of
| his business.
City Manager Stewart went to Sid
ney Wednesday and will return this
week with his family. The Stewards
will reside in the Dockstalcr house
on Main street.
Sivert Slctto has returned to tho
States from Norway, where he spent
a year visiting with the old home
folks. Mr. Slctto is now ut Superior,
Wisconsin, but expects to soon return
to Scobcy.
+. NJ. Vlcs Of the Great Falls
branch of the Hart -Parr Company
first of the week consulting with r.
agent.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid held a
lawn social at Hale Nelson's on Satur-
| VitSy OuuS lAIII.
REV. and Mrs. J. l.. Tucker left
Sunday for MisSoua to attend con-
ference Of members Of the Seventh
Day Adventist churches. This meet
ing will be held in Missoula from the
18th to the 2lst of this month.
+. +. Colwcll, reservation farmer
has moved back to the farm after
spending the winter ut Minot. Mr.
Colwcll's family will remain on the
farm while he is employed in North
Dakota by the Standard Oil Company
Mrs. Fred Haun was at Williston
Saturday to meet Carl who returned
that day from school to spend the
summer with his parents in this city
Carl is u student ut Il military acat-
emy at Staunton, Virginia.
Guy Lennon, Il former farmer of
this section, now living at Starbuck
Minnesota. writes that crops are
looking good in that state. He alsc
says that the gopher state will have
L ShipStcad governor.
}. r. Williams returned the latte,
part of last week from Waconia
Minnesota, where he has been for the
past winter, engaged in teaching
school.