The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-10
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting Items from Our
Exchanges and Staff Writer'S
ANTELOPE

Prof. j. J. Becker gave the mid-terr
state eXamin ations for he 7th and ST
| grades on Thursday and Friday in tn
eighth grade room last week. Sesera
| from this school, Dagmar and Plenty
wood took the examinations.
Several inches of snow has falle,
the past. week.
Mrs. George Hunter, Mrs. II. T. Kir.
ney. Mrs. Martin Hustad were passen
gers TO Plentywood Monday morning.
Miss Hazel Mead visited a few day.
the first of the week with Mrs. n. b
Saxton.f
Barney Johnson has been hauling
coal to Plentywood from the Richardson
mine this week.
Mrs. James Stewart entertained The
Welfare Club at her nome in the south
part of the city Wednesday,. In spite
of the storm. nearly all the members
were present. A tasty lunch was served
by the hostess.
S. Nd. Sfarett of Williston.. the busy
clothing salesman. spen Wednesday be-
tween trains here taking orders for
psring suits. Mr.. Starrett reports BUSH
ness improving over 'flast. season. and
people everywhere on his territory arc
more optimistic.
MIR. and Mrs. Strolfi returned TO their
home at scobey Tuesday morning
Mrs. n. 3. Saxton was a plentywood
shopper Monday.
DR. w. +. McDaniels spent the first
four days of the week attending to
dental work his Office here.
Richard Grayson made trip up the
line Monday.
Rev. E. w. Savage of Plentywood,
decided that the surest. safest and best
way to reach Antelope Sunday night
waste walk. He made it in two hours
and 20 minutes flat
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Bessire entertain7
ed a number of friends at their home
on Saturday evening Games and a gem
eral good time was enjoyed until the
midnight hour when luunch was served
Al Kloven. assistant cashier of the
First National Bank was a passenger
to the. County seat Tuesday to attend
to some business matters at the court
house.
Warren Schoyen, who is teaching the
Reitan school west of town was BUSH
ness caller in the city Saturday. He
wa sa passenger to- Plentywood on the
train, returning in the after
noon.
F. D. Morck, cashier of the Citizens
State Bank. wa sa passenger to Plenty
wood Mondays TO attend to some bust
ness affairs.
T. Steam" Hanson of the Dagmar
who is manager of the flour
mill at Plentywood, spent several days
Of last week at the DR. Hunter home,
medical treatment.
Jens Jensen was in from the farm
east of town Monday attending to bust
ness matters. He is making plans to
plant a large crop this season.
Mrs. Roy Udy and little daughter. of
Outlook, wa san over Sunday visitor at
the w J. Hunter home. Mrs. Udy
stopped off on fiber return trip from
where she had been visiting
with friends for several days.
A number of Antelope young people
attended basket social and dance held
1t the Reitan school seven miles south
east of town Friday night. Everyone re-
ported splendid time The teacher as
sures US that there will be a series Of
dances given there between now and the
end Of the term.
Mrs. R. S. Richardson OF Antelope
was the guest of honor at dinner party
given by Mrs. Jos. F.. Dolin Thursday ev
ening. Covers were laid 70 reight. AT
ter Dime ra pleasant evening was spent
In cards and music.