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

The dance at the Housewife barn
was attended by good sized crowd
and all reported 9 very enjoyable
time.
Jim Wilson, manaeer Of the Clear
Lake resort, was IL town last Friday.
Jim says he will try and give all q
good time at the resort.
Jake States drove down from Gross
Thy last Friday and is making this
town his headquarters the forepart of
/ the week.
II. p. Loucls returned from Kermit
last Thursday. Mrs. Loucks and son
are making longer visit.
! William Gray spent several days at
Outlook last week. 81
Charley Friberg is busy these days,
putting in bridges south of Conner
/ town this week. 1k's /
Haying has started and from re-
ports there is any amount Of hay this
year. -.
Lars Hanson returned friday night
Of last week from visit at Kermit
and Wildrose and Lars tells US that
the crops there are better there than
he ever saw them In that section Of
b the country.
E. mgvald Iverson and Christ Olson
fare working on the Dooley- Conner
town. road this week which will make
la great Improvement as it was in
great need of Improvement.
Fl r. G.. Rasmussen returned from the
Twin Cities last Friday.
Harry Burnham and Lars Hanson
i motored to Raymond last Saturday.
Mr.. Seigers returned from Great
Falls Saturday after several weeks
visit. His family accompanied him.
II NJ p. Loucks and VIM. Harris mot
!, ored to Plentywood last Thursday.
Frank Shillings and family were
here from Comertown Saturday even
j ing.
II. A. Burnham consulted DIR. Coop
er Saturday, regarding his injured
foot.
A large number Of friends gathered
! Lat the. VIM. Schettler home Sunday
81 the chief event of the day being the
Ibaseball game between Antelope and
fRocky Springs. The game was q
Thriller from start to finish, the form
Ter team carrying off the honors. At
tier the ball game tug of war be-
tween the single and married men was
pulled off and of course the latter
won.
# Robert Kirk spent Sunday at the
Schettler home.
Il Bonnie Bringedahl and family Wis
!, tied at the Estes home Sunday.
+ Walter Carter spent Monday with
the boys here.
F. b. Crunkshank motored to Ray
mond and Outlook Monday.
Mrs. Fred Friberg and son were in
from their farm south Of ComertOWn
on Monday.
A large number of country folks
came in Monday night to attend the
concert.
Issaccson and family spent Sunday
at the Riggs farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walker mot
ored to Whitehall Sunday, returning
in the evening.
:. Mrs. Carl Johnson and Mrs. Trow-
bridge of Westby attended the dance
here Monday evening. They report
the crops are looking good in their
country, but the rust is doing some
damage in places. Haying is we'll UNI
der way and lots of it.
+ The AnEers Concert played here
Monday evening to packed house al
the Dooley theatre. Three musical
selections were out of the ordinary
/ from other in their class, The pro.
gram as whole was the best that
has hit this burg for many day
After the show dance was given
which drew a large crowd from fan
! and near.
Il The freight service is again on the
! old schedule which helps some.
+ Olaf Reiten dug cistern the fore
, part of the week
Mrs. John A. Newberg returned
home from the east last week.
I Mrs. William McCauley and soI