The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-29
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| Iiebach who has quite a darn ~. ueo
the local flour in his town. Ao'
Is
Victor Dahl and family Of we1,;vo,
lett for Perham, Mimi, their old hame
to spend the holidays. N s'''''e
, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ziebarth ,of,
Thursday FOR Columbus. W;sco,s;-
being called there by q message teIi;n =
that Mrs. Ziebarth's father was vers
low. ~1 was very
MRS. Claude Smith was the luckv
one In the drawing contest at Barnev's
Inc pr1ze, a 26-piece dinner set was
given away last Saturday evening Al
Henry Balm, farmer ,;v;no cont,
OF town, was in the fore part of the
week on business and reports that he
mas the finest set of twin calves in the
county. - VIC
The Stork visited Dr.. stork-am,s
nome with Christmas gift on Christ
mas DAY, 1t being fine bouncing baby
girl. The doctor is all smiles. Both
the mother and child are doing fine.
Mrs. Gus Riba and little son left
Wednesday for Milwaukee and Chi
cago where treatment will be taken
for both her eyes and also the young
lads. 'e
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Budke and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill
of Raymond spent Christmas Dav at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Budke.
Little Leslie Hansen, son of Theo
Hansen, left for Reserve Wednesday
to spend few days with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton An
dersen.
R. E. Lang Of Of Froi / the Medicine
man, was in town with his arm in a
sling Wednesday, the result of a
runaway on the reservation a couple
Of weeks ago.
Atty. Harlow Pease was a passen-
ger on the local coming in Thursday
morning. Mr. Pease is here on legal
business and also called on acquaint-
ances in this city.
John and Grant Stoner of the Out
look country were in Plentywood
Tuesday, having brought in Rep. AMI
Mrs. Clair Stoner end daughter Luz
cille, to take The train for Helena.
Ole Nordby, who is representing the
Montana Wheat Growers Pool at
Scobey, stopped off in Plentywood Sat-
urday while on his way to Raymond
where he has a farm.
Miss Olive Carlson left last Friday
to spend Christmas at Poplar with
her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Rogers She returned the first
of this week to resume her work at
the Johnson Abstract Company.
Mrs. H. C. Riley, Miss Nj Bertha Kel-
logg, Miss Lillian Everson and Miss
Hannah Midstokke, all of Reserve,
were shopping in Plentywood Thurs
day of this week.
BORN, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. KEEL
strup, Sunday morning, a baby boy.
Both mother and babe are getting
along nicely and Ed is wearing
broad smile.
Louis Budke of Raymond was a
county seat visitor Tuesday IF this
week and While in he city called at
the Producers News afice ard renew
ed his sub5criCtinn to the Producers
News.
Russell Mann and family left We'd
nesday for Bainville to spend a few
day with friends and relatives.
Bert Heron of Raymond was a
visitor in the county capital Wednes-
day.
Mrs. F. G. Fishbeck, Mrs. Paul
and Mrs. DR.. G. E. Gustafson
left for California Wednesday to spend
the winter months. DR.. Gustafson &C
the ladies as far as Balm
Vile, where they took the main line
train.
Miss Emma crone IS spending this
week dt Tie SUulIty oupCI1HCC1iSsoiAe
office preparing herself to take
up her new duties the first Of the year.
We predict a very successful super
vision of the schools of the county
during Miss Crone's tenure of Office.
Mrs. Russell Link left Wednesday
for Iowa to spend the remainder of
the holidays after which she will be
joined by County Surveyor Link, who
will have finished his work for Sheri-
dan county and they will then go to
Philadelphia to visit Mr.. Links par
ents.
Peder Moe an,, Albert Gus.aesnn
Of F1axville were visiting friends and
relatives in this city Wednesday and
Mr. Moe expects to
leave for Missoula Saturday where he
will attend the University. Mr.. Gus
tafson made arrangements while
here to lease the Moe farm near Flax
vile for the coming year.
Mrs. Claud Smith had a serious ac-
o;dop+ last Saturday when in the act