The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-12-23
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was IN the city Friday Of last week.
J. J.. Courtney, Mrs: r. s. Rich
ardson and Mrs. Jake Knutson went
up to the county seat on business the
last Of the week.
Dr.. J. G. Hunter was called to-
Plentywod the first Of the week on
professional duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ladd of Out
look, spent few days of last week,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Becker.
John Vollimer and wife Of Wolf
Point spent Sunday and Monday ia
the city. Mr. Vollimer taking the
annual inventory at the Monarch
Lumber Yard. They left for Medi-
cine Lake on Mondays evening train.
Several Antelope young folks took
in the dance at Plentywood Saturday
night. !,
Father Hennessy of Plentywood
and Father Benidect Of Wolf Point
were business callers in Antelope
Monday afternoon. .
Rev. Henry Of Great Falls, District
Superintendent for the Congregations
al church, was in the city Monday on
business.
Clint Young made a trip down to
visit his grand parents at Homestead
Monday afternoon.
Doc. McDaniels of Medicine Lake,
who has established branch office
here, was in the city the most OF the
week looking after his growing busi-
ness. Mr.. McDaniels is one OF the
| best dentists in eastern Montana and
the people Of Antelope are fortunate
il having him come to us.
The returns Of the Civil Service
examination held for the Antelope
postoffice at Sidney last fall arrived
Ia. few days ago, giving J. J. Courtney
an average Of 81 and 48-1O0 per cent
] and Eli Sorvick IS and 35-1OO pei
cent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller and The
/ ruins were in from the northeast
4 country the first of the week. Mrs
1 Miller was having some dental Worl
done by DR.. McDaniels.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Rice of Reserve
d came up to help with the services a
Ithe Advent church on Saturday morn
i ing.
4 .ars Botten returned from Grant
Forks Monday, where he took Mrs
i Rotten to be operated on for appendi
citis q short time ago. Mrs. Bottel
& withstood the operation and is I'M
proving RAPIDLY but it will be sem'
time before she can return heme.
Fred st. Arnaud returned from
trip to the coast the last Of tn.
week, where he went last fall TO 1901
for suitable location for a tallo.
i shop, but he says the west IS airead.
crowded and he returned to Montan;
and has decided to open tailor shol
ia Antelopt and Mrs, st. Arnaud vii
do dress-making at present, the oni!
a1ilding they can get into is tn
{ ba1nkhouse of the Great Northern
winch they have fitted up for thei
wnrk-shop. Mr.. st. Arnaud Learned
the trade at the Fl. Totten school u
IN. Dakota and has several years
experience.
fred Glaze transacted business a
ii. ,ntywood Friday, between trains.
A chinook swept down on us tn
first OF the week and, carried all gu
snow away with it. Cars, wagons an
hughes are III order again
The whist party given at the Hote
q Saxton last Saturday night was wei
attended by sixteen couples and sew
& en- games played. Mrs. G. A. Foste
y won it ladies' prize; Mrs. ". J
$ Hunter, second ladies' prize; Jes
Clark, 1st mems prize; J. ]. Becke1
2nd- mems prize. Mrs. Saxton serve
luncheon Just before midnight.
The little babe that arrived IN tn
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lonso
last Friday evening lived but 9 fe'
81 minutes. The little body was laid
s. rest III the Antelope cemetery Satul
I.day afternoon. They have the SYN
nathy Of the entire community.
All Kleven and Hank Hendrikso
went to Plentywood Thursday on bus
ness.
Federal Collector Thomson was
the city Wednesday.
TIE Madames Saxton and Steven
3anteTtained the Congregational Il
Eaddieg Aid on Wednesday afternoon
the hotel. \.
meeting Of the directors OF th
Antelope telephone company was bel
81 the @. B. Hoven. Office Thursday.
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