The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
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CUlBERTSON
Ray P. Cans of Wolf Point was in
r. b. MeHugh returned Tuesday
from q ten days stay in Helena.
A crew of telephone men are in
town this week fixing up the lines.
Florence Haen and jamie Evans are
at Mondak this week visiting their
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Peterson of
Froid were in town last evening with
their two little girls.
Billy Donohoe arrived home about
week ago from his hunting and
fishin trip in the mountains.
d. A. Denny returned Wednesday
from a two weeks visit in Minneano-
lis, St. Paul and other Minnesota
points.
Harry c. Richwine and Anna Thorn
as were married by Rev. H. J. Frame
at the parsonage Wednesday after
noon.
The Missouri river is about the
only real enjoyable place these days.
Quite a number of cars have b:en go
ing down every evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moen left Tuesday for
q pleasure trip to Miles City, Billings,
and they may also visit Yellowstone
Park.
The Presbyterian ladies' Aid met
Mt the home of Mrs. S. Moen, Thurs
day, August 5th.
Winogene Wood was six years old
on Tuesday, July ~, 1920, and enter
tanned IL number of little friends at
the home Of her parents, Prof. and
Mrs. A. A. Wood.
About thirty farmers attended the
FordSon Tractor School at the Dono-
hoe Garage Wednesday. Joe Goss Of
the Montana Tractor Company was
here as demonstration. The tractor
was taken apart and reassembled.
Blanche Moen returned home Sun
day from the University Of Montana
at Missoula, where she has been TAX
ing a course in English. She expects
to 20 back to teaching at Sidney with
IA very substantial increase in salary.
Harvest has already been begun in
Culbertson and vicinity and the re-
ports are to the effect that we will
have a fair crop. The hot weather
cf the past week has FASTENED the
harvest and is doing some damage to
the potato crop.
Mrs. Q. Erickson, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Bliss,
at Whitetish for the past two months,
arrived in Culbertson recently and is
visiting another daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter Dempsey and her son Edgar En-
ickson and wife.
b. r. kraabel and wife and son
from Hope, N. D., arrived here We'd
nesday morning to visit A. Donaldson
and family. Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs.
kraabel are sisters. Today the Don
aldson and the kraabels autoed to
lngomur, Mont, to visit a son Of Mr..
and Mrs. kraabel.
Ami Tanner, who has been suffering
from stomach trouble for the past
two weeks has not been improving
very rapidly. In fact he is quite ill.
Last night, he and his brother G. W.
Tanner went to Glasgow where Ami
expects to take treatment for time
in the hospital there.
Geo. X. Dick will leave Tuesday for
IL two weeks visit in the western part
of the state. He is to attend State
Bankers Convention ut Butte and will
visit Anaconda where Mrs. Dick is
spending the hot months of the sum
mer.
DR.. j. H. HOvenden and l.. +. War
rem and their wives and the doctors
two daughters, arrived here Saturday
night by auto from Laurens, Iowa,
and stopped over Sunday with Prof.
4. A. Wood. They are on their way
to Banff. and Lake Louise, Canada, to
visit relatives.
The New High School building is
heing rapidly pushed to completion.
The brick work will he finished early
next week, which is about two weeks
ahead of the date anticipated.
7. r. Lode, formerly assistant
cashier Of Citizens State Bank but
now in the Secretary of States office
ut Helena, is in Culbertson in the ca
pacity Of Motor Vehicle Inspector. He
says there are very few violators in
this part of the state.