The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-08-24
DOOLEY

Rodney Salisbury was caller here
last Thursday.
The Ladies Aid served supper at the
church here last Thursday.
A. M. Reinertson received his Case
Separator last Wednesday, and is get
ting the same lined up for the seasons
threshing. We understand that James
Mclean has an interest in the same.
Melvin Bretzke mOtored to the coun-
ty seat last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shillings were
callers here Thursday of last week.
Ole Aspelund was caller here from
Plentywood last Wednesday looking
after his farming operations.
Those not getting in on the special
price and premium given out by the
National Art Studios on photo me-
dallions, have still a chance, as ar
rangements have been made here with
Carl o. Anderson to accept any fu-
ture orders. They have one of the
best lines of Natural Art work In the
states.
We are informed the teachers are
hired for the public school here this
year-only two teachers will be hired.
as the high school room is being dis
continued for this year..
Sheriff Rodney Salisbury and Mrs.
Carl Anderson were Dooley callers last
Saturday.
Henry Hagen was a county seat
caller last Friday.
The dance given here last Friday
night was a fizzel. Several cars pulled
out before the music got here and the
h.
fore midnight.
The show here Saturday night was
attended by a large crowd, and held
the audience spellbound in an uprOar
of laughter all thru the performance.
The musical numbers were good, as
we'll as the singing, and anyone miss
ing the show missed one of the best
treats ever given the public here.
A number from COmertOwn motOred
up to attend the McChOn & Mickey
show here last Saturday night, and
went home very much pleased with
the show, hoping the managers here
would put on more good shows in the
near future.
Daniel Bailey, Custom officer spent
! several days here last week and Sat
urday night picked up a truck load OF
beer going to Plentywood, which was
being hauled down by one of our cit
liens.
On August fourth, Mrs. Cora Crun-
shank closed her first half of an eight
months term of school in Busy Bee
Sask. with a picnic in the Afternoon
and dance in the evening. The day
was fine and both were well attended
A picnic supper was served in tent
and ninety people enjoyed bountifu
meal. The afternoon was spent III
hoop and foot races, baseball, a match
ed game being played between the
Grightsman and Busy Bee schools
with a score of 1912 in favor of the
Busy Bee school. The children We're
awarded small prizes. In the evening
the dance was we'll attended, there be.
ing thirty-five couples of young PEG.
pie, and the music was good and the
sale of ice cream, confectionery to-
gether with the proceeds of the dance
/ will be used for the school,, which
amounted to some sixty-five dollars
The teacher and pupils have a shOrt
vacation of two weeks, after which
school commences again.
Messrs. Van Pelt and Hanson were
callers here on Monday.
J. J. Vossen, the potato king, i!
finding a ready sale these days fol
his spuds, selling them cheaper thel
the merchants can ship them in. j
J. says his freight is not so. high.
We are informed that Herman Hep
pner, Jr., has purchased a threshinl
machine outfit this fall
Ike Ruggles is working down in tn,
Comertown district this week.
Matt Eaton has had several team
on the road of late hauling coal from
the mines.