The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-16

ASc1 BUSINESS llIoeSeHo 1S6kSs g ~
i. ]. McElroy Of the We.tby terri
DRY. is in the county seat on busi- |
less today.
n. N. Morgan, farmer Of the
Archer precinct, was q county seat |
'isitor Thursday.
County Commiss Jens Ihsen /
'pent the past wes he farm south /
# Comertown-
Mrs. R. C. Link entertained Mr..
md Mrs. Paul Babcock at = five
o'clock dinner Wednesday
Art Wankle, well known Dooley
farmer, was transacting business in
The county seat Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rade- and Mr..
saker Of Raymond we're attending to
business matters Thursday.
G.. G. Epler Of the Dooley precinct
was attending to business IN the cCun-
" seat Wednesday Of this week
15 - Z q 4 a
i A gopher was reported to have
bean seen on the prairie north of
toa,nslast Saturday. Some weather.
: Clair Stoner and Lloyd Bantz was
III Plentywood from the Outlook pre-
einet Wednesday, coming over in the
Ford.
D. A. Gibbs, newspaperman of
Crosby, N. D., was Plentywood Wis
itor Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
Mrs. Conrad Peterson and son Arm
old went out to. their farm six miles
east Of Plentywood Wednesday even
ing.
E. E. Sambaugh, clerk of School
District No. q, of Raymond, was 9
business visitor to the county capitol
Wednesday.
Mr.. Andrew Fadness Of the reser-
walton was in town attending to busi-
ness and kisiting friends for few
days this week
Commissioner r. G. Tyler has re-
turned to his home at Homestead
from trip east, where he has been
visiting relatives.
Judge c. E. Conner and Court
Sten6g rapher Layhe returned from
Popar, Thursday, where term Of
court has been in session.
Emil Moe of Archer was in the
county seat on business Thursday anc
was the guest of his brother. County
Supt. Moe, while in the city.
I Mrs. Alva Morgan Of the ARCHIE
precinct came in on the. train TO visi
with her aunt, Mrs. John Sandvig O
this city for few days.
| Miss Sophia Fadness left for Arch
er, where she will spend a few day
visiting with friends. She will re
turn to Plentywood Saturday.
| The Christmas tree program Of tn
Lutheran church will be held Thurs
ldav. Dec. 22nd. Everybody urges =
come and make this the best Christ
mas ever.
/ B. A. Quinn resigned his positio!
4 as deputy in the Clerk & Recorder
/ Office and with his wife have lett TO
| Minneapolis, where they will spen
! the winter.
i Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Donaldson, Ell
q tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gunth
! e.. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reiss an
| Mrs. MYRTLE Donldson at a six o'cloc
dinner Thursday evening.
4 Odin Lutnes, well known farmer
the Westby country, was q bushes
visitor to Plentywood Wednesda,
After completing his business he1
he went to Scobey on business ais
returning Friday.
/ An error appeared in the local CO
1mn Of the Producers News last wee
n which it was stated that the Degre
Of Honor Lodge would hold a cal
! marty December 18th. The Degr'
IF Honor is not holding a card par
at this date.
!, Edie Matkin entertained few
her friends Wednesday afternoon
her parents home in this CITY,. u
81 occasion being in honor Of her DIT e
: day. The cake with the nine candl
was pleasing sight. The par
broke up about six and everypoe
wished Eide many happy returns
+ the day.
;, Mrs. E. E. Stambaugh and childr.
$ Iof RAYMOND left Wednesday VIA T!
Z Great Northern from Plentywood, +
Bison and other points in South u
kota to spend several weeks visitll
8 with relatives and friends at her g
= home in the above state. While tn
: are away, Mr.. Stambaugh will bach
. at the farm in the Raymond precin
al A rather unfortunate accident ha
a pened last Saturday night as
i containinp Miss Ethel Schmid, Alfr
= Bolster. Jimmie Marion and Ri
Chapin, got unruly and skidded tut
ling over. The car had poor ligl
nj and no chains which accounts Tor T
= accident. Miss Schmid was the OF
j one to receive serious injury, +:
ii having fractured her shoulder VIII
while painful also will keep her TX
r.. k1n pAnxf fhron WnEa