The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-12
Wallace Domonoske and family
came down from Dooley the first OF
the week for short visit at the VIM

Wallace Domonoske and family
came down from Dooley the first of
the week for short visit at the VIM.
Gottlieb home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. G.. johnson of Will
low City, N. D., and Grandma John
son of Minneapolis, who have been
visiting at Fred Johnson's home
northeast of town left for their home
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Day and child
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Day ulanned
to begin harvesting his big crop
Wednesday and took 'out some Irvine
and binder repairs.
The Bessire family and Mrs. F.
Bare spent Sunday afternoon at the
Chas. Barnstad home west of Re
serve.
0. l.. Hyde, cashier cof the First
National Bank Of Reserve was a bust
ness caller Monday afternoon.
Al Kloven made a "trip down to
LINDA, N. D., to bring home his Ford
Sedan which he left when he came to
Montana. Al is planning on big
fishing trip later on m the season the
place and date we safe unable to give
at this time
Mrs. N. B. Saxton spent few days
the FIRST of the week at Plentywood
visiting friends and having her glass
es reftted.
Lester Schultz of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, arrived in the city Tuesday
and is visiting :at the w. J. Hunter
home
%. A. Dahl and family returned
Wednesday from Williston where they
went the last bf the week
Jack Regain made trip down the
line Wednesday as far as Homestead
looking for some harvest hands, but
reports that help is as scarce as hen s
teeth. Use could be made Of twerty-
five or thirty men during the next
| two months here
Mrs. Clara Waller of CoopersvEle,
Mich, has been visiting at the @. p.
and Olaf Waller home.
Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Sherick of Col
gan, N. OAK, spent Sunday at The
Olaf Waller hs1ne.
Rev. Edward Sand held services
Sunday in the Lundquist schooliease
and in the Fairchild school.
BORN, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thor Espe-
land nine pound girl Tuesday.
Martin Hustad and F. D. Mo1ck
made trip 10 the county seat on
! Tuesday afternoon.
Rudolph Stephan and boys came IN
from their large farm near Coalridge
Tuesday for Irvine and repairs and
planned to begin harvesting the next
day. Mr.. Stephan says he will har-
vest the best crop he has raised in
Montana
Roy Udy came down Tuesday even
ing with Jack" (big truck) and haul
ed his household goods overland to
Outlook Roy tells us that field of
rye was threshed Midday near Out
look that averaged 80 bushels to the
acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Slette drove
to Culbertson Saturday evening and
spent Sunday visiting relatives and
friends. K. o. S1ette brought them
back Monday. morning.
A number of Antelope folks drove
to the sand hills south of Brush Lake
Sunday to pick choke cherries. They
report them very plentiful.
Mrs. o. B. Hoven is enjoying a
visit with her sister Violet Strom-
dahl who is spending part of her va
cation here.
j. C. Wigmore and Dewey Of
Medicine Lake came up Tuesday
morning and took new binder and
other harvester supplies out to the
w. Bates farm where they will har-
vest the crop.
N. A. Welle, cashier of the First
National Bank, made trip to the
county seat Wednesday morning to
attend to some business affairs.
N. A. Welle left Wednesday after
noon overland for Culbertson where