The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-02
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting lteEns from Our
Exchanges and Staff Writers
DOOL.EY

week 1T Plentywood.
d. Cruickshank finished drilling .
we'll ut the E. E. Monson farm in
Canada.
II. c. Hanson lost . valuable horse
.Arst Of the week. The horse was in
.jured several weeks ago.
r. P. Fitzgerald and H. l. Phinney
IT Comertown were attending court
at Plentyweod this week.
O. II. johnson made Z trip to his
farm north Of hero Sunday, by foot,
and after reaching his farm spent
several hours shoveling snow from .
.Granary containing oats. He then
walked homse, q distance in all Of 16
miles. It is needless to say that he
was not anticipating any foot races
the following few days. The hike
proves that Mr.. johnson, although
quite an old man is still in the prime
Of youth and quite active.
Miss Matilda Jensen and Ed. He'll
and, both of Conertown, were mar
ried by Justice Belansld at the court
house at Plentywood, Monday. They
will make their home at the Geo.
Nelson farm, where they will be en-
j. ". McMullen and family left
this morning via Plentywood for
Nepell, WASH, where Mr.. McMullen
recently purchased some land. Mr..
md Mrs. McMullen were among the
first settlers here and are held with
high esteem by all, who regret their
departure. liver A. johnson and H.
Wolff accompanied them to Plenty
wood.
Mrs. F. D. Cruickshanks is expect
ed here next week.
liver A. johnson has rented the
J. w. McMullen farm.
Adry Nelson hoofed it to Plenty
wood Friday for few days visit:
Jacob Ehrmanntraut went to Plen-
tywood Tuesday to attend court. ;,
A baby boy was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Tikken Olson St. Patrick's
Dr.. c. Sells was called to the Ped
er Bruvold home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Barner are
the parents of baby girl, born St.
Patrick's day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mack are the
parents of baby daughter, born
Sunday, March 81.
Joe Tessier returned Friday from
a visit at Ratlville, where he attend
ed BUSINESS maCCefS.
Barney johnson returned Wednes-
day from Richville, Mimi, where he
spent the winter.
NJ. Finn, D. J. Cooper, q. S. Rouns-
vile, Carl Ekstedt and Ernest klak-
ken went to Plentywood.
Bill Standorf drove to PlentyWood
Sunday with T. M. Mueller, a line
man of the Montana-Dakota Tele-
phone Co.
Carl Anderson drove to Westby
Saturday with 7. M. Mueller, a tele-
phone line man, who went to repair
the line at that city.
The Dooley Implement Co: is in
stalling a "free air" apparatus at
by automobilists.
Emiel Druhl was here several days
the past week. He walked here from
Westby last week Tuesday and left
Fred Sitter and Adolph Anderso:
ners Ferry, Idaho, where they have
been working in lumber mills the
past winter.
M. Mcknight and G. c. Epler
former taking half section near
Sybous, while Mr.. Epler took pos
session of the Mcknight farm.
VIM. Estes arrived here Saturday
from Battle Lake, Mimi, where he
has been spending the winter: Bill
came over from Plentywood, having
walked to that point from Bainville.
The rumor that Gilbert Olson had
died several months ago seems to be
quite unfounded as Mr.. Olson until
several weeks ago worked at the
Kessiree.
packing plant at Austin, Mimi
Miss Lucinda Brockley will leave
the employ Of the Citizens State
Bank April LIST, and has accepted a
position in an abstract Office at Plen-
6wood. Miss Brockley will be great
IL missed by her many friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Goss entertained
at whist last week Thursday evening
Prizes were awarded as follows: La
dy's head prize, Mrs. Peter Hegseth;
gentleman's head prize, H. N. Stem
seth; lady's foot prize, Miss Lucinda
Brockley; gentleman's foot prize, w
D. Dooley. All had an enjoyable ev'
ening.