The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-07-14

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Mrs. F. N. Huff returned Monday
from Fairview, where she has beer
for the past week visiting friends ane
relatives.
DIR. J. G.. Storkan went to Great
Falls last Monday to attend the State
Doctors convention being held at that
place.
Paul Paulsen Of Westby came over
Wednesday and will assist with the
work at the Producers News office for
a few days.
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Mrs. M. Schloss went to Antelope
Wednesday to conduct classes in music
and expression. She returned home
Thursday.
A large number of Plentywood peo-
pie picniced at Brush Lake Sunday.
Rev. Fir. Molyneux of Moore, Mont,
is spending the week in this city as
a guest of Rev. Fir. Hennessey.
| VIM. Gottlieb, Jr., was here from
Antelope a few days the first of the
week. Mr.. Gottleib will leave soon
for Utah to take U. S. Soldiers train
ing during the summer months.
Miss Alice Melquist was elected to
go to the State Convention at Kalis-
pell as a representative from the
Women's Auxiliary Of the American
Legion of Plentywood Post.
Andy Malcolm and Wesley Ander-
son will leave Saturday for Kalispell
as represe natives of Plentywood Post
No. 81 to attend the state convention
of the American Legion.
Chester Onstad left the first of the
week for tn Onstad farm near West
by, where he will remain and assist
with the farm work the remaining
summer months.
Mrs. Jerry Sherbrook and children
left today friday for Estavan,
Sask., where Mr.. SAerbrook went
some time ago. They will make their
future home there.
Mrs. A. B. Hankey arrived the
first of the week from ST. Paul, Mimi,
to spend a couple # weeks visiting
at the home of Mrs. E. G. Fishbeck
and many other old time friends in
this city.
Mrs. B. K. O'Grady entertained at
600 o'clock dinner last Wednesday in
honor of Fir. Hennessey and Father
Molyneaux. Eight guests were pres
ent.
L. S. Champine of Malta, this
state, was here last Wednesday, en-
route to Scobey, Opheim and Glas-
gov, where he will look after bust
ness interests.
Mr.. Jens Hansen left Sunday for
his home at Dagmar after spending a
week in this city attending to bust
ness -e24tors in connection with the
Plclt- &C.! E'olr Mill.
L-ice Co. Hansen left Monday
for st. Tauj, MIMI, where she is en-
gagged in tlae millinery business after
having spent two weeks visiting her
sister at Dagmar and her brothers,
Sidney and Andrew Hansen in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bolster re-
turned Wednesday from Cambridge,
MINI. They were married at the
home of the brides parents in that |
city on June 18th.
Bert Milligan was here from Pop
lar last Tuesday shaking hands with
a number Of old timers. Bert was en-
ployed at the Court House during
Ben Johnson's tenure as Clerk & Re-
corder.
Messrs. Floyd Sunderland and Lyn-
lall Griffith flom Scobey visited
friends in this town a few hours last
tuesday. They were en- route to
Poplar.
Miss Isabel Braden left Monday
asst for Great Falls, where she will
attend the State Nurses convention.
Miss Braden will spend some time
With friends at western points be-
ore returning home.
Mrs. J. W. Mckee and Mrs. R. E.
lang entertained the members of the
Altar society at the formers home
asst Wednesday afternoon. A large
lumber were present and a delicious
luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lingren and
amily arrived last Tuesday and Mr..
.ingren has accepted a position with {
he Farmers Elevator in this city.
he Lingren family were residents
f Plentywood in the real early days s
efore the G. N. railway came this
ar north. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry De Sylvia and S
amily arrived the first of the week I
rom Chicago. They came by way of |
ord and report very pleasant and y
Interesting trip. The De Sylvia fami-
7 are well known in this city, having 3
esided here for some seven years $
Y'ior to moving to Chicagn fo,1r wears | s