The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-01

Oscar Collins passed through Ant
lope early Sunday n,orninsr rs ~ affe,,d
to some business matters 81 points an
the main linz 90 = - -
Julius Stone made . trim "a Srenora
on Friday Of last week
a bolt Of lightning struck the Rich
ard Grayson house Clurinp the storm.
Friday but luckily only knockinr Of
few shingles where It entered and
several siding boards where e came
out Of the house. It was yerv for
tunate as the building was unoccupied
and should it have taken fire n1iphf
have gained some headway before Is
was noticed. The family were ali on
the farm at the time.
Road Master Robinson OF Bainyille
has been spending several DAYS here
overseeing the repairing Of the dam
age done to the railroad during the
recent storm.
VIM. Gottlieb was Plentywood
visitor Saturday between trains at
tending to business matters.
Alex Walker, who has opened up a
coal mine near Plentywood, was down
and spent the week end with the
family at the Union Coal Mine west
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Anderson Of
Clarified, Mimi, are visiting at the
E. Rertleson home. They came to
attend the wedding. Mrs. Anderson
lis sister Of Mr.. Bertleson.
a. If Haven .snv,xar%e ~, s1.,cr ~ ~,l,~,.<
seven chicks and chickens in the food
Of Saturday; other than that no loss
of life has reached us. The water
backed up west Of the railroad bad k
during Saturdays storm and filled the
grain pits of the Farmers and Res
hoff elevators and also filled several
cellars and Easements in around
town
Art Hansen and family left fol
their new location at KalispeH on
Friday Of last week.
J. J. Regain Of the northeast coun-
try was transactmg business in the
little city yesterday. 4
| The Congregational Ladies' Aid was
entertained at the home Of Mrs.sC. A
Foster on Wednesday afternoon.
P. NJ. Astrup and family of the
| Coalridge country We're Antelope Wis.
/ itors Wednesday morning.
G. M. Island dragged the street thu
middle of the week which certainly
improved them as they were quite
rough after the heavy rains.
| Mrs r. S. Richardson and mother
Mrs. E. Courtney were passengers tx
Plentywood Wednesday to yisi'
friends and do some shopping.
E O. Il. Mather, representative of tn,
Western weighing and inspecting Blu
reaus, Of Billings, this state, was !.
caller at Antelope on Wednesday ad
/ justing some claims against the Grea
Northern railroad.
Roy Dahl, who left here last fall
for a trip through the western states
returned Wednesday a. m. He trav
eled through Idaho and into Washing
ton and says he is glad to be bacl
home again. He reports crop Condi
tions good all over the state.
4 County Surveyor Link of Plenty
! wood was down the first OF the week
looking over the road situation Ian
reports that he is going to do all h
possibly can to put the roads in pass
able condition at the earliest possibl
date.
/ Rev. Sand returned Tuesday fro1
a trip up in the SuDbey country 'Wher
The had been the past ten, days holdin
services at different points in Daniel
county. -
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Scott and family an
Mr.. Dewey. Of Fergus Falls, MINI
relatives Of W. j. Hunter of this cit!
, have been visiting here for the pas
week. They made the trip overlan
, and reports the crops good all alon
: the route, but none better than
: Sheridan county.
4 MI. and Mrs. Roy Loutzenhiser an
children who have been on their home
stead near Graves, Mont., during II
Dast seven months returned Tuesda
morning. They were driving back b
on account of the washout, etc, wei
forced to take the train at Giasgo
|, and leave the car.
AL Kloven, assistant cashier OF t
First National Bank, was a buslne:
caller at the county seat on iuesda
, between trains. :,
Emil SENEGAL left the last Of Il
iweek for trip into Canada IN scare
of land.
O. 3. Hoven has taken the contra
tx nut the north roads in passab
cnnflitinr and j. J. Courtney viii loo
! after the roads leading south OF Al
, telope.
WESLEY
Mr.. and Mrs. LOkken and cnii01s
A4iof Canada visited the Neis Nelson
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