The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-09-09
MEDICINE / AXE

MEDICINE LAKE
Mrs. ]. G. Lewis is on the sick
list with tonsilitis, this week.
Mrs. A. Charlesworth made bust
ness trip to Plentvwood last Saturday.
4 G. N. Bench returned the first Of
the week from a trip to the Twin
Cities.
Mrs. +. Hueth is visiting at her
sons home in the Coalridge country,I
this week.
BORNTo Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Nelson, north Of Dagmar, on Friday,
September End, a SON.
@. Gustafson, druggist, and Is.
Ibsen of Plentyw0od, were in the
city on business Monday.
Miss Ruth Glaenzke entertained al
party Of school mates at the Golden |
Rule Hall, Monday evening.
a number Of young people OF Med
icine Lake attended the dance at Froid
Thursday night. The music was by
the Havre orchestra.
J.. G. Lewis has received his COM
mission Of authority and is now a
full -hedged Justice Of the Peace.
The p. Connole family were guests
| at tn home Of G.. MceNulty at Plen-
Itywood, Sunday Mrs. Connole, who
had been visiting her sister, returned
home with them.
| e. G. Peterson, one of our enter
prising merchants, left this morning
lfor Minneapolis to purchase some
merchandise and also visit the Min
nesota State Fair.
N. K. Markuson, manager of the
Motor Inn, has finished threshing on
his farm on the Fort Peck reserva-
ton. Although the crop was dam
aged considerably by hail, he says the
i Weld is better than he expected. 81
/ &C. A. Carver, until recently mama
iper of the Monarch Lumber company
4 ward at this place, has been assigned
i position as travelling on the road
flor the company. Mr.. w. II. Walk
er of Oswego has accepted the posi-
: ton. as manager at this place.
4 BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder-
son of Navajo, a daughter on We'd
Inesday, August 31st, at the City
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deem autoed to Cul-
bertson Monday to meet Alta Flick
their daughter, who had been visit
ing at Hope, N. D.
j, Edw. S. Powers and Elmer Denzer
! who resides few miles northwest o.
here, made business trip to Gull
, bertson Tuesday.
Dan Macarthur, who has been at thu
Williston hospital for couple OF
, weeks, returned Thursday with Mrs
: Macarthur, who went to the hosplla
Tuesday to accompany him home. Ills
, health is not much improved.
Alfred Francis, who has been yer!
!, sick with pneumonia at the hospital
: is recovering rapidly under the klnt
: and attentive care of Mrs. Lodahi
y the matron.
! Miss Ethel Carney of Plentywood
: snent the weeks end as guest o
: Miss Catherine Gormley, returning
s home on the train Monday morning
8 Miss Dorothy Poe is assisting he
i father in the ice cream parior at Tn
!. Poe Pharmacy this week and fills tn
: nosition with alertness which Woui'
" be creditable to an older person. .
"A Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Olson and Sis
!, ter. Miss .O'Brien, DR.. Storkan, Mrs
= Storkan. and little daughter, wer
: guests at the Andy Johnson home
= McCabe Sunday. !,
: Mrs. Geo. Borley left Wednesda
: afternoon for Wolf Point, where Mr.
s 81. Hunt, her daughter, will join he
and they will proceed to visit Waite
: Borley & family at Coureur de Alen'
= Idaho. and where Mrs. Hunt WI
- make her future home. Mrs. Borle
~ will continue her journey to Portlan'
Oregon. to visit sister and tw
: daughters, Mrs. Stephens and Mr.
Traut.
s g. IL. Perkins, formerly connecte
"a with the Boundary Lumber compan
~ at this place, was in the city on bus
o. ness Wednesday,.
"a The Altar Societ met at the hon
:, IF Mrs. M. M. Olson Wednesday. a
Il ranrements were made to hold the
- annual Bazaar and Festival on Ha
"A loween. The next meeting will
= held at Mrs. G. ]. Pos on Wedne
Is day, September 14th.
~ Arthur Charlesworth's cattle Oh
= ming tank has been pretty active +
m Gently. having treated about 8,
;s head at different times. DR.. Ehle
,;r r Veterinary, has been here
II var;ous intervals viewing the oper
= ton and saws it is most necessa
~ for keeping cattle free from sscaD.
The meeting of the Ladies Aid
tho congregational church at t
home of Mrs. C. A., Carver Thursd
afternoon, had a large attendant
IThe delicious lunch served was me
Ilhighly appreciated Those IN after
ance from Froid were: Mr.. and NJ
Geo. L. Ryerson and daughter, hu,
Mrs. C. c.. Scott and Mrs. .. 3. n
I lCabe. !.
The Richwine Brothers lost tn
4 threshing separator by fire iuesd
afternoon also forty acres OF Wht
in shock. The fire is supposed
have originated from the engine. In
were on Elmer's farm. This is a
r;ous loss but they Immediately p
chased another separator and went
i x1.~>chinCr $50