The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-07-15
MEDICINE LAKE

MEDICINE LAKE
Geo. L. Ryerson was up from Froid
on business Thursday.
Miss Stella Larson is visitor with
friends in Flaxville this week
Auctioneer Jensen and family Wis
tied at the home of his sister Mrs.
N. P. Miller Monday.
family drove to Plentywood Wednes-
day on business.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Gunther of Dagmar, on July LIST, a
son.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Fossum of Medicine Lake, on July
9th, son.
Miss Ellen Bye, who taught the
school No. so, left Friday to spend
her vacation in Minnesota.
Miss Irene Thompson spent several
days with friends in Williston the last
of the week.
Medicine Lake and vicinity was
largely represented at Froid July
Fourth.
Wayne Oswald, of Reserve, arrived
Thursday and is patient in the City
hospital.
Mrs. Joseph Pomalo of Scobey is
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Norm this week.
| Mrs. George Borley received the sad
news of the, drowning Of her seven
year old nephew, Cyril Fredncks, Of
| Moorhead, N. D.
Miss Alfaretta Gregg, of Traer
| Nh,,~cIor ond will
spend the summer with her brother
John S. Gregg.
Jake Gorshia received a message
Thursday from st. Jos, Mo-, announc
ing the death of his sister. D. NJ
Stephens took him to Culbertson tt
take the train.
/ Misses Olive and Isabelle McGratF
arrived here Monday with their uncle
Peter Connole and made short visi
with friends, returning home Wed
nesday.
| There was large attendance at til;
picnic given by the Ladies Aid in thu
| John Norbo grove. A very enjoyable
time was had by all present.
/ The Misses Mae Thompson, Fios
sic Merrill and Messrs. Henry Thomp
son and Leo Francis spent the Fourth
in Glasgow They report very en-
joyable time.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schmitt, o
/ Hampton, Mimi, arrived here We'd
i nesday to visit at the Lake Schnit
and Lawrence Reuter- homes, o fey
miles east of here.
| Mrs. Alfred Pomerleau and child
rem Eva and Vernon PomerleaG, re
turned to their home in Minneapolis
/ Mimi, Friday afternoon, accompanle
| by little Bertha Mae Nannette Pom
erleau who has been visiting the pas
two weeks with her mother Mrs. ve1
da L. Pomerleau and brothers Don
aid and Douglas.
| Mrs. Lodahl has been enjoying
visit the past two weeks from he
nieces Alma and Ella Rasmussen.
i Miss Geneva Mensing returned t
Bainville Tuesday after spending sew
eral days at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mensing.
i Master Donald David Pomerlea'
who has been spending the past tel
DAYS visiting with his mother Mrs
Verda L. Pomerleau left Friday TO
Williston where he will be met b,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Olson, of White
tail.
i Grant Blackwell, attorney t-laW
arrived this week from Bainvllle AM
i has opened up his law office in tn
Conner building. !,
4. Mike Sheridan of Forest River, n
D.. and John Sheridan of Redstone
were visitors at the John and Jane
Kelly home last week. Mrs. Joh1
Kelly visited at the Sheridan hom
| in Redstone for a few days las
week.
Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie has return
ed home much improved In health.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Onvic and fa1n1i /
were shopping and greeting friend
!. here Monday.
Monday from several weeks visit a
!. her home in Minnesota.
i Miss Irene Leiffring left Friday TO
Great Falls and Highwood, Montana
where she viii visit friends and rela
tives.
i Miss Dorothy Merrill was a vlsito
in Bainville the latter part Of tn
week with Miss Geneva Mensing.
| The Ladies of the Altar society ar
arranging to give a picnic for all tn
. children and their parents on Wed
nesday, July 10th.
Johannes Andersen arrived som
time ago from Solvang, Callforn1'
having come the entire way by aut.
He reports the crops here looking BET
ter than anywhere along the way:
The annual midsummer Festival 9
! the Danish Lutheran Church at Dag
. - c,,ona Er;dav very large at