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

tain the Elizabeth's Ladies' Aid Sum
day, September 18th. Everybody in
vited.
Andrew Grina of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, is in this district looking at
ter the Grina Bros collections. =.
o. Helgeson will look after their in
terests in this territory.
Threshing is being rushed in every
direction.
While trying to put a handle IN an
axe, Wednesday morning, Henry Tim
brell accidentlv cut his foot, partly
severing a tendon just above the toes.
DR.. Laberge took the little fellow to
his office to dress the wounds which
required four stitches to close. He.
also sewed the tendon together and
provided Henry pair OF clutches. A
very serious foot accident was mar
rowly averted the doctor says.
Teachers are arriving for town
and country schools.
o. S. Berke has accepted the posi-
ton Of grain buyer at McElroy with
ALVIN Stageberg as assistant.
John HOLDEN and friends OF Hanks
were in town Sunday.
| Mrs. Matilda Johnson ran a pitch
fork through her foot Monday, yet
she is walking without clutches.
Mrs. Lien was very sick today. The
family will remain in town for Mild
| red to go to school.
The Hawbaker family is out of
| quarantine. H. r. is back to the
/ Farmers store, with Emmett and Roy
working on the north farm.
/ John Borg and Anton Otheim of
Crosby were in the city Sunday. They
| report the sale of five threshing out
/ fits this. summer.
Austin Knutson returned Wednes-
day from Eliva, Wis, where he has
been for two years, and will remain
I for threshing season. His farm is
worked by August Hultgren.
I Mrs. Mitchell entertained a party
1 Of ladies at Wednesday dinner.
i Mrs. E. e. Morrison entertained
Thursday afternoon at the farm.
i P. G. Anderson Of Fargo is in town
this week looking after business al
the Farmers State bank.
| B. A. Nereson and daughter BeulaE
are up from Minot to visit and looH
after farm interests.
4 Arthur Erno and Edwin Nelson
who visited the Ed. Iverson's, returned
to Flaxton, Sunday.
!, Duck season opens September 16tl
and closes January I, 1922. This sea
son will be the best game shooting II
Montana foA many years.
Prot. i. G. Freisleben arrived Wed
, nesday night already for opening o
: school Monday morning. he spen
: six weeks Of his vacation at Mlnneso
: ia university.
A. S.. Anderson came up from
Montevideo, Mimi, to spend a icy
E DAYS with Berger Larsen looking ov
! er their crop and mercantile prospects
; He left Monday. 80,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and littl
: Heloise arrived Thursday from Fore
= vile. N. D., on business trip and
: visit relatives. Mrs. Nelson has sol
!: her interest in the thresmng QUIT
II of the north district to Mr.. Clement
, son.
- Mrs. VIM. Schloesser, accompame
:. by her brother, Nick Deitline OF !:
. coma, Wash, and her niece, Miss III
:. da Alstad Of Perham, Mimi, can
- home Monday from Perham, Whe1
y she was present during the last, II
. ness and death of her mother.
S George Kress reports "a bushels
- the acre; j. P. Neven got 10 and
bushels Of wheat per acre; Ed; Lage
m1ist's wheat averaged 20 bushels p
acre: C. O., Ronning's dropped to
in bushels wheat per acre; Emil Aust;
e. hit the high mark with an average
ID |25 bushels wheat to the acre.
!. The moving picture house Will 7
er omen in couple Of weeks we unde
Isl stand.
to Mrs. Timbrell of Plentywood
Visiting Mrs. w. D. Timbren.
b. Jonas Jepson's fields yielded
i'll bushels wheat per acre and 40 Dus
NJ els Of oats per acre.
N C.. j. johnson arrived home Ihul
dav to look after the threshing
IS his north farm and spend few da
NJ with his family in town.
4. After q few days visit with 7
nd schloesser family and a trip to "
er lnok To visit q sister and look oy
ke his ranch. Nick Deitline left TOR I
so coma by way OF Banff and the Car
nd dian Rockies.
a A. Hanna Of Texas and Mini
Ter anolis IS IN the city to collect
Outstanding accounts Of the torn
'erl Boundary Lumber company ne y
4 assist G. E. Perkins IA coileeLlns
nd The territory Of the i've YARDS. Is
John Efteland, merchant q e
alland. Ore, surprised the Neis
ng snn,s bY arriving last Saturday
snt n over Sunday visit. Thirteen ye
ago Mr.. Nelson and Mr. E1tel'