The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-02-06

held at Daleview last Saturday. Two
loads of the young folks from here
accompanied them over there and all
report having had a fine time.
Oscar Aslakson, manager of the
Flaxville Nero. Co. was here between
trains Monday.
Rev. Dutton left Monday morning
for Glasgow to attend the Sub-District
leaders meeting and where he expects
to meet the newly appointed District
Supt., Rev. J. H. Durand of Roundup,
Mont.
Sunday evening, January 25th, the
C. B. Bull home was the scene Of q
very pretty dinner when Prof. Eaton
Boughman entertained a number of
his friends, the occasion being his
birthday. The friends who enjoyed
the big turkey feed were Peter Moll-
and, Baldur Jensen, Robert Loves, Joe
Goltermann, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. r. King
and Mrs. C. B. Bull. After dinner
whist was played at two tables and
the guests departing at late hour
wished Mr.. Boughman many happy
returns of the day.
Gunder Gunderson of Navajo was
here Thursday.
Prof. Boughnan was visiting
friends in Scobey Friday evening.
Mrs. S. E. Ellenson Of Navajo was
here Saturday visiting friends and
Mrs. A. F. Thayer of Madoc was a
Redstone visitor Saturday last.
Rev. J. H. Durand, newly appoint
ed Dist. Supt of the Milk River Dist,
will visit Redstone and F1axville the
latter part Of February or beginning
of March.
Announcements of the marriage Of
Thos. Hamilton Brophy and Gertrude
Ethel Ravens We're received here this
week. They were married on Octo-
Der 18th, at Prescott, Ariz. Miss Hav-
ems will be remembered as she visited
relatives here two years ago.
Auditor Hitzman of the Montana
Stores Co. was here Saturday audit
ing the books of the local store and
reports everything in first class Or
der.
Henry Gray was in Plentywood
Monday looking after the interests of
the Westland Oil Co.
While driving some of his cattle in
from pasture Saturday evening, Edw.
Engebritson had the misfortune of
stepping into badger hole and badly
spraining his ankle. Edward has had
to use crutches since.
Mrs. Thos Aslakson was Plenty
wood visitor Thursday.
Milo Ellis is the new clerk at the
Redstone Mere. Co. store, and has
moved his family to town. They will
occupy the C. G. Christensen resi-
dence.
G. M. Drummer was in from his
farm south of here on Tuesday.
Joe Gruber who has fine farm
west of here was in town Tuesday, at
tending to the family shopping and
business matters.
G. W. Vail, president of the Mon
tana Stores Co., was over from White
tail Monday and found everything
going at top speed.
DR.. Mangan of Outlook was called
here professionally Tuesday after
noon. II
George Simmons, who has charge
Of taking the census on the reserva-
ton and the Wolf Creek country,
was in town Monday.
ChaS. Buzzard and C. Dryden I'M
loaded {; couple of cars of fine hay
Saturday and hauled it out to their
ranches east Of town.
Harry b. Hornick, the merchant
prince Of DalevieW, was here Tuesday
evening to attend a meeting of the
Masonic lodge. Harry was taken in
on the third degree.
Jack Burke was brought to town
Tuesday from his ranch south of
here, suffering with an attack of an
pendicitis and left here the following
morning for Williston, where he will
be operated on.
William Ertner was in from his
ranch south of here Wednesday, at
tending to business matters.
John Kramer and Roy Cosper of
the firm of Kramer g. Cosper of Dale
view were business callers in town
Wednesday. They informed the re-
norter that there is going to be big
dance in their city on Feb. 18th.
Mrs. C. r. Nance and daughter
Mercedine left Thursday morning for
Minot, N. D., where they will visit