The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-05-12

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Otto stadg Of Glentana motored t.
the city last Saturday.
/ Rudolph Stephans of Coalridgs
came to the county capitol Saturday
staying over till Sunday.
II. L. Watson and wife arrived here
Sunday from their home at Minot, n
D., in time to attend the ball game be-
tween Plentywood and Dooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Tannehill Of
Whitehall were visiting and shopping
and attending to other business in
the Sheridan county capitol Monday.
Max McCusker, machinist of Wolf
Point, who was the league candidate
for congress on the democratic ticket
in 1920, is in Plentywood on matters
of business and pleasure this week.
Miss Abby Harrison, who has been
teaching in the Raymond district,
closed a very successful term of
schools last Friday and arrived in
Plentywood Wednesday for a few
days stay in the county seat
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Olson, Mrs. B.
K. O'Grady, Miss Helen Bird, Miss
Alma Holland, Mrs. King, Mrs. Eel
geson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole AspeIand,
Mrs Robinson and Mrs. A. J. Kaiser
and Martin Nelson, all of PlentywooI,
and Mr.. o. A. Doe Of Outlook, at
tended the funeral Of Carl Tverson at
Antelope Wednesday.
Three petitions for rural routes out
Of Plentywood have been circulated,
one east, one south and one west of
the city. Two of the petitions are
sent in to the post Office department at
Washington, D. c., the third is about
ready to be sent in. When these are
accepted or approved it makes this
parcel post Office second class Office,
it means an additional $6,5OO.0O year
ly to this vicinity in clerk hare and
other carriers contracts.
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Mrs. Holliway, who resides in the
community east of Plentywood, re-
ceived message from Clarissa, Min
nesota, her old home, Monday morn
ing to the effect that her aged moth
er had died that morning of heart
trouble. Mrs. Holliway's mother was
"a years old at the time of her
death; was widow, and left four
sons and four daughters to mourn
her departure. Mrs. Holliway left on
the train Monday for Clarissa to at
tend the funeral.
AISLE J. Gronna, ex-United States
Senator from North Dakota, died at
his home at Lakota, N D., Thursday
night, and was buried in the family lot
in the Lakota cemetery Tuesday at 2
o'clock. The funeral services were
held on the lawn in front Of his resi-
dence. Rev. L. A. Haatveett,pas of
the First Lutheran Church Of Lakota.
OBLIGATED. Mr.. Gronna's death, ac-
cording to physicians, while it was ex-
pected within few months, was not
loked for at this time. The death Ger
tificate shove that the direct cause of
death was a blood clot an The heart.
Nurse Patterson slipped on the floor
of the recently oiled Elgin Cafe, and
fell, seriously injuring her leg in the
accident, last Friday, and has been
confined to her bed since The slow
ness of recovery has caused the doc
tors to conclude that the bone may
have been fractured and Thursday Of |
this week, the nurse was taken to |
Medicine Lake to have an X-Ray pic |
ture taken on the injured member.
She was obliged to make, the journey
on a cot which was made over to
serve the purpose of a stretcher.
Sheriff Collins, Rep. Clair Stoner
and Charles E. Taylor returned We'd
nesday from Great Falls, where they
went last Friday afternoon to attend
a conference of the Nonpartisan
League Saturday and Sunday. Ow-
ing to rains Friday afternoon, they
missed No. 8 Friday evening and had
to wait over in Culbertson for No. /
Saturday morning, thus making them
ate for the opening of the confer
ence, which had organized when they
arrived.
Mrs. Martin Paulson Of Westby was
last Saturday by Sheriff Col
ms on information charging the lady
With insanity, sworn TO by her form
er husband, Martin Paulson, from
whom she was recently divorced. The
hearing occurred Tuesday morning,
Dr.. Storkan, DR.. Sells and Judge
3orton constituting The insanity
BOARD. After examining the lady and
rearing the testimony the board
'ound Mrs Paulson to be mentally
competent, although the lady seems
o be in very nervous and hysterical
the result of her recent
She has remained in flen-
;ywood all the week in the care of a
Nurse and seems to be in very cri-
,ical condition.