The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-02
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MEDICINE LAKE
Nick kraus was in Plentywood on
business Tuesday.
Fred Nelson was visiting Charles
Norton this week.
Jake Ness of Redstone is visiting
relatives in the city for few days.
Mrs. p. Brenden was up from
Homestead calling on friends and
shopping Tuesday.
DR.. Storkan reports several cases
Of pneumonia in this vicinity:
Auctioneer Jensen was calling on
friends Tuesday before going out to
cry the Alberg Estate Sale.
from their winters visit Tuesday.
daughter, on Monday, March 2Srd.
country, was in Medicine Lake We'd
nesday ON business.
John Olson is having we'll dug
this week by the Bothan well outfit
Of Froid.
Ernest Greer was up to Plenty
wood this week looking after some
business matters.
Ole Ibsen was transacting business
in Medicine Lake Wednesday.
E. F. Lipscomb was renewing &C
quaintances in Medicine Lake, Mon
day, after having spent the winter
in Missouri.
Mr.. Theodore Tax, who has been
dangerously ill for q few weeks, is
much better and improving.
Mrs. Geo. Borley went to Williston
last Monday for few days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. r. F. Hunt.
Ted Thompson left Tuesday with q
car load of stock and household
goods for his farm at THEIR River
Falls, MINI. We wish him good luck.
The Misses Terry, Schneider and
Miller spent Friday Of this week Wis
iting the schools Of Williston, N. D.,
returning Saturday.
E. L. johnson left last Saturday
for Balfour, N. OAK, where Mrs.
johnson is visiting her parents. We
understand that they will take up
their residence in Minneapolis.
John Elliott, a friend of Charley
Devine's of the Motor Inn, who has
been visiting him a few weeks, has
gone to spend few days at Plenty
wood.
Mr.. Peter Straabeck of Bredette
was in town Monday. He has rented
his farm and will leave soon for a
years visit at Denmark.
In spite of the rather small crowd
in attendance at the sale Of the Al
berg Estate, west of town, everything
sold at good price.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Miller and fa,ni-
ly arrived here Thursday and will
move to their residence for the SUM-
mer on their farm on the leeserva-
ton.
Albert Cad returned from Valley
City, N. D., Wednesday to get ready
for spring work on his large farm
on the Reservation west Of town.
Edw. S. Powers returned from
Minneapolis Monday, where he went
to submit to an operation.
A. l.. Tennis returned from Min
neapolis and other eastern points
last Friday. AL was waylaid sew
eral days at Devils lake on account
of the blizzard. Mrs. Tennis ar
rived Monday.
DR.. W. P. Mcdaniel and Stork
Swenson will journey to Williston
Saturday under the care OF John S.
Gregg and Mark Olson to be initiated
into the Order of Elks. John and
Mark assure us a good workmanship
4 like job will be performed on them.
John Sayers, one of the pioneers
east of here, was in town Thursday,
greeting his friends. He says that
we are going to have spring as the
wild geese and some ducks are here
Robert Smith was trading IN Medi-
cine Lake last Friday. Bob suffered
the loss of his house by fire this
winter but says it will take more
than fire and drought t. convince him
Sheridan County is on the Hog"
Stork Swenson and John Elliot
had a marrow Escape" from drown.
ing while driving GU: to the Harry
.I,chwine sale Tuesday when one o:
the horses they were driving stepped
off the grade AS they were crossing
IN mature river '":.tc - tie melt
ing .nows. S.crt remer1s.er".i his
days on the farm and climbed on the
back of one Of the horses, cut them
loose and did a "Paul Revere" fol
help. When he returned to the scene
Of the accident John was calmly seat
ed in the buggy viewing the rushing
waters and smoking i cigarette.