The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-07-21

c,.n Jones was business visito
e u,9D scobey few days the first o
the week
.-s Mary Pew spent the week enc
NJ Miss Katherine Maroon a
Ear ranch home.
o.or Christensen Of Flaxvill'
oSe' The week end here. visiting a
t he /. J. Onstad home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Eglvlnd were here
ero M Scobey last Sunday to attend
The ball game.
,,rs 7 |, Shippee was in from the
uonch Saturday calling on friends and
! Gning some shopping.
Mrs Art Tutty from Outlook spent
4bo week nd IN this city attending to
thS matters ana visiting friends.
NJ, and Mrs. C. G. Christensen
unent sunday at Flaxville as guests
S 81 The A. Aslai-son home in that vii
lage.
Potter Marion motored to Fargo,
1os+ Sunday, where he VIII spend
few days attending to business mat
! ters.
Dr Storkan returned Monday from
,,oints in the western part OF the
PstateW here he has been on weeks
business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Prim of Scobey
attended to business matters and Wis
ted friends in this city last Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Rubv- Phalen left Monday for
Crookston, Mimi, where she will
snend the summer months visiting at
the home of her mother.
Mrs Gertrude Mcdonald and little
daughter, Sarah Helen, motored to
Antelope last Sunday to spend the
dav with Mrs. Clarence SINNERS.
VIM. Gottlieb of Antelope was in
this CITY a few hours last Monday. |
Mr., Gottlieb recently returned from
hunting trip in the Little Rockies.
Mrs. M. Schloss left Wednesday for |
Fargo, where she will spend a week
with her parents and little son Jack
and look after business interests.
News came Monday that a baby |
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chamberlain at Great Falls on Fri
day. Mrs. Chamberlain was formerly
Miss Gerda Christensen of this city.
Ben A. Scott and Edwin Dawson cf
Great Falls we're transacting business
and hobnobbing with friends IN town
a few days first of the week.
A. E. Unhjem of Flaxton, N. D.,
father of Mrs. A. ]. Kaiser, arrived
Sunday for visit with the latter and
family
W. T. Stephens of Scobey was at )
tending to business matters and hob
nobbing with old time friends in this
'ity last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B. Bull cf Red
stone motored to this city last We'd
lesday to spend a few days attend '
no RI h.1-irac. +4n,.- orI :{in~
friends.
George E. Bantz and son Orvil {
we're in from their farms near Outlook I
tuesday Of this week. They were &C.
,Olnpamed by Paul Bantz, George
.aGrapge and Bob Hill. t
Andy Malcolm left Monday for Kali i
spell, where he will attend the State
Convention of the American Legion.
lr. Malcol mis- representative of t
'lentywood Post No. 81. i
County Atty A. C. Erickson went
Culbertson on business last Tues
az. He was accompanied home C
Wednesday by Mrs. Erickson, who re- f
umed from Helena, where she has a
cen visiting the past three weeks.
Mr.: and Mrs. Aslakson of Flaxville Il
nd Mr.. and Mrs. B. Jones of Red W
tone passed through here Monday v
n, route to Crosby, N. D., where they
Ill spend a week attending to bust
eSS matters and visiting with friends. h
Mrs. G. E. Tamman left Monday 81
" Hankinson, N. D., where she will
scelVe medical treatment. She was
S;companied by her daughter Frances, C
no has been visiting here for the n
aSt six weeks. n
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Williams were
11ong the Scobey people who attend
the ball game here last Sunday. tt
MfS' K. NJ. Davis from Scobey h
,eat few days in this city visiting s.
- me X. +. Gustafson home this n
county Nurse Isabel Braden re- a,
= Monday from Helena where Il
e mas been the past ten days at m
nlulhg the State Nurses Convention. re
M MisS Ethel Gebhardt arrived from 81
U Um ;folnt Saturday and has accepted M
Pt'SSl no in the County Superintend-