The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-03
ANTELOPE ITEMS

/ Mr.. Brennon formerly OF Antler n. D.,
who is now working for M. E. Wilson.
was in the city few days the first OF
the week going over matters with l1r.
Wilson He went to Grenora to help
in the Citizens State Bank for while.
The article in last weeks issue read
THE Astrup Bros were in with two
loads of gr.in nfo rthe local banker"
should have read "for the local market"
Our mistake, your treat.
! Mrs. NJ. Schlos of Plentywood who has
| a large class in music and dramatic work
spent Wednesday, and Thursday with her
| work giving pupils instruction.
George Munson, of the We3liver coun-
/ try was a business caller in Antelope
| Thursday.
| l. l.. Shippe VICE president of the
| Citizens State Bank came down Thurs
| day to attend directors meeting of
| the bank held in the afternoon.
| The Mrs. F. w. Richardson. Mrs, Geo,
| Hunter, and Mrs. w. J. Hunter spent
Thursday in Pientywood between. trains.
Saturday night the Antelope Dancing
| Club vii igive a hard time dance at the
Opera House. Music by the 'Coontown
Harmonizers Put on your old toys
and be there.
K. O. Slette came up from Culbertson
Monday to help in the hardware store
| for a few days and talk little politics.
| Hey, Hey, Why not pull off that rab-
bit drive one of these fine days. Let's
call the bunch together and go.
Mr. Ross. assistant manager of the
International Harvester company. at
Minot n. D.. and Mr.. Tice the blockman
| for the Wolf Point district. were here
Tuesday arranging 70 rthe new business
of the coming season in their line. They
spent the day with John GTstyson
| Mrs NJ B. Saxon gave a whist party
at the hotel Saturday evening. Floyd
| Martin won 1st prize Al Val, Worst, I'd.
and Mrs F. Bare first ladies prize. and
MRS Geo Hunter ID best. Lunch was
| served at the midnight hour by the
hostess.
Jens Jensen was in with load OF
| grain Monday.
Richard Grayson made trip To the
county seat Thursday on business.
DIR J. c. Hunter was called to Plenty
| wood on professional matters Monday.
A. j. Jensen drove@ to Plentywood
! Tuesday 20 attend to some business af-
! fairs.
Mrs. Otto Hendrickson, VINO has been
suffering from rheumatism for some
time is confined to her bed again this
week.
John ]. Murray and jim Singleton
were in from their farm south of town
for & short while Tuesday afternoon.
Auctioneer Jensen made a trip up into
the Dooley and Outlook country the first
of the week
Mrs. n. A. Welie entertained the ladies
of the Congregational Aid At her home
, on Wednesday afternoon
Dr. Ehiers Of Scobey. state veterinary
for northeastern Montana came dowT
Tuesday to Vaccinate the cattle on thu
Otto Hendrickson farm. Mr.. Hendrick
son believes IN the logic an onuce o
prevention is worth a pound of cure
at this time of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Strom and littl
: Mary came down on Tuesdays after
> noon train from their hone at Scobey
: and vii lspend few days here lookin
after business matters and visiting wit
: friends
DR.. w. T. McDaniels OF Medicine LAX
L will be up next Monday, Tuesday. an
Wednesday at his dental office at tn
Hotel Saxton.
e The members of the Antelope schoc
board held the regular mseting at tn
j. First National Bank Saturday evening
L. D. Morcl, Fred Glaze ard Jas. Glove
were present.
a Mr. and Mrs. Jess He'd ges and Ar
: i-Chas Deter were in town doing son
!. shopping Saturday afternoon of Las
e week.
Thore Johnson Adolph Island ar
II Jake Renning were in the little burg f
g short time Saturday afternoon fro
: their farms east Of town.
II The weather man had the heatin
s plant turned Off Sunday and Monda
is morning Sunday it regj stered 40 b
low and Monday morning ~ degrees b
low zero The wind turned to the soul
= and the weather was soon much milde
Next Thursday is ground hog day, Fe
- 3, SO we are getting nearer springtim
u as it might be only six weeks distant.
er Lars Linn was in on business Tue
Ia day from has large farm nthe Dagm'
- country.
The passenger train on The branch w;
a' hours late Wednesday morning, d.
20 to the engine failing to operate as t
train was pulling out of Bainville al
- another had TO be steamed up.
no Mrs VIM Anderson OF Reserve br
~ one of their children up to DR.. Hunt
- Thursday to receive medical care. Tn
ne also visited with friends and reiatiy
- here.
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