The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-19
MEDICINE AXE
Miss Emma Hanka was over from

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Dagmar shopping Thursday.
A. T. Anderson, the miller, has |
bought a desk for his Office in the
mill. ~"
Mrs. C. J. Poe and daughter are
i'll with tonsilitis this week.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Jarstad, daughter, on Tuesday,
August 9th.
Mrs. w. Glaenzke is helping Mrs.
John Norbo cook for the threshers to-
day.
E. S. Koser left Monday for Brook
lyn, New York, for short visit with
his parents.
Wick Merrill who was down to Balm
vile on business trip, returned this
morning.
Mrs. Ed. Rankin left Monday for
| a few weeks visit at her old home at
| Leonard, MINI.
! Miss Ernid NORM and Miss Tressa
Allen were calling on friends at Re
serve Tuesday.
Mrs. w. Hanson returned the first
| of the week from near Kalispell,
where she had been visiting.
BORN, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
| IIOUC, VI x1OIlCOGCou3 VA = AANe$J3 ~A~o
ust 18th, daughter.
M. M. Grayson, cashier of the Bank
of Perth, Perth, N. D., was here on
business Saturday.
J. Miss Marion Connole and Miss
Marjorie Markuson were up to Plen-
tywood on business matters Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Patrick entertained a
few young ladies Wednesday, evening
i, in honor of Miss Catherine Marion OF
Plentywood, who is a guest at the
) Patrick home.
: The Ladies of the Congregations
!, Aid will meet at Mrs. Elmer Men
sings on Thursday, August 18th.
Jos. F. Dolin and son Francis We're
!, down from Plentywood Tuesday look
: ing after some crop interests.
Mrs. Emil Christensen OF Dagma7
E has accepted the position as cook a
: the Lake Hotel. and will commence
j Monday.
Charles Evans and wife were visit
ors here last Friday. Mr.. Evans VOL
! the riding contest at the Brush Lax
= Roundup Sunday.
Misses Selma and Ethel Olson, VIII
!, have both been employed at the LAX
! Hotel, left today for Ignite, N. u
+ to take position in a cook car.
y Frank French has been the busles
;, man in the country for miles TIN
: : week, getting his threshing outfit i
. order and renovating his cook ca
i which will be- in charge Of Mrs. I
Stevens and Miss Mae Thompson.
Mrs. Herbert Skidmore and daugf
ter Marie of Williston arrived he1
= Monday and is visiting her slste
e Miss McGill, our telephone operate
. at the central Office.
II II Mr.. and Mrs. John Dietlan, Of Al
- erdeen, S. D., while enroute to Il
y home of Auctioneer Jensen in tt
) Antelope country, made Mrs. N.
:, Miller pleasant call.
~ Mrs. Walter Marty and family I
g. Redstone, accompanied by her siste
p Mrs. Tryan, was en- route home 4
~ Thursdays train, returning from
- visit at their old home at Bemld
,d MINI.
- - Mrs. Joy Wigmore was down fro
a.. Redstone on dental business Monds
q returning home Thursday accomp
MED by Mrs. E. S. Koser, who W
visit for a couple of weeks.
c.. K. Mckenzie commenced thres
ing Monday on Robert Tyler's fal
O. about two miles south of town, viii
TT is yielding 2S1a bushels per &C &C;
MARQUIS wheat and No. grade. II
~ is not in the hailed area.
= Mr.. Michael Miller, aged 40 yea
ne died at his home at Dagmar Sund
o morning, August 7th from leakage
the heat, with which he has be
.;e afflicted for a number of yea
~ Funeral services and interment to
= place at Dagmar Tuesday.