The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-29
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nichols of the
Raymond precinct made a Merry
Christmas for Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Hanna and family, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Heron, and Miss Emma Crone by en-
tertaining them at sumptuous din
ned and with various jolly amuse-
ments during the day.
Dooley was visited Saturday by a
rain which lasted about an hour and
left an icy glaze as it froze. We are
having rather extraordinary weather
at this time of the year. In Oregon
where it very seldom SHOWS they have
have several inches Of snow and here
where it seldom rims at this time of
the year We are having showers.
When you get your Ford overhauled
have it done where there is Ford
equipment, The Montana Motor Co., is
the only garage having absolutely
new Ford equipment with an expert
enced and practical Ford mechanic.
We do the work the same as they do
in the Ford factory. 36-4t
Mrs. Baker Nelson is confined to
her bed with an attack of la grippe
The residents of Raymond and vi
cinity had Community Christmas
tree at the Raymond hall last Christ
mas eve. ( nice program was fur
nished under the auspices Of Miss
Rose Palubicki and Miss Emma Crone.
The children received lots of goodies
and a general good time was had by
all. The large hall was packed.
In checking over the term report
of the Cookery school taught by Miss
Emma Crone near Raymond it is
shown that a total hardness for the
whole term was only Is. The percent
age of attendance shows 81 per cent,
probably the best of any rural school
in the county. Miss Crone complied
strictly with orders from Superintend-
ent's office to demand written excuses
and due credit falls upon pupils, pa
irons and teacher alike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ziebarth
were hostesses to sleigh riding par
ty Christmas eve Those making up
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Art lie
barth, Mr.. and Mrs Phil Ziebarth, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gunther, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Dahlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Moore, Miss Ethel Gebhardt
and Mr. Ben Luebke. The evening
was warm and everyone had an ex-
ceedingly nice time even Frank Gunth
er who was kidnapped from band
practice and spirited away.
Mr.. Nels Olson of Outlook was in
the county seat Thursday, accompa-
MED by his daughter Ruth. Nels re-
turned last week from Chicago where
he had gone with a carload of cattle
several weeks ago. Mr.. Olson went
from Chicago to Superior, Wisconsin,
where he visited his brother Martin
for a week. From there he went to
Eau Claire, Wis, where he visited
with Mrs. Olson's parents and from
there he went to Minneapolis, where
Mr.. Olson lived for about Is years.
After visiting with old friends in the
Cities Nels stopped off at Winger,
Mimi, to visit sister and from there
he returned home. Mr.. Olson says
that he thoroughly enjoyed his vaca-
ton the first in nine years but he was
glad to get back to old Montana again.
Among other things he mentioned
that while many of the farmers were
dotted with beautiful buildings, the
farmers are making every effort to
get federal loans, and most of the
farms seem to be mortgaged to the
limit. In that country diversified
farming is carried to it's highest point,
but even that has not saved the farm
ers from going under when the def1a-
ton of two years ago took place.