The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-11

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Wicks for all makes Of Kerosene
otOves.-HELLAND-ST STRAND. 5-tf
VIM Pierce returned on Friday of
last week from business trim to Hell
ena and Great Falls, being gone for
several days. He made the trip with
the automobile and reports that the
roads are in good condition.
Jacob Tweet, clerk, and Peder Bru-
void, chairman of the School Board of
District No. 43, at Comertown, was in
the county capitol on school business
before the Board of County Commits
sioners Monday.
The Altar Society of the Catholic
/ Church will hold Food Sale at Kohl
mans Store, Saturday, May 18th,
from 200 o'clock until everything is
sold Everything good for Sunday
dinner.
The Evangelical Ladies Aid will be
entertained by Rachel and Isabel NAL
colin at the Evangelical Parsonage
Wednesday afternoon, May 10th
Luncheon served from 4:3O till all are
served. EVERYBODY WELCOME.
Come and bring your friends.
Attorney Alfred T. Vollum, who
left Plentywood together with Mrs.
Vollum nd the children about six
weeks ago to make their future home
in Minnesota, arrived in Plentywood
Tuesday, from Minneapolis where the
VOllums are now residing, and he will
spend about three weeks here closing
up the odds and ends of his legal bus
mess, when he will drive thru to Min
nesota with his car. Mr.. Vollum ex-
poets to locate permanently in the law
business at Albert Let. Minnesota.
Mr.. w. Clavier( of Great Falls,
former state manager of the Non
partisan League. while enrOute to st.
Paul, stopped off here for few days
visit with W. A Wheeler and family.
/ Mr. Clavier is a tailor by trade, but
puts in much of his spare time lectur-
ing on the subject millions now living
will never die. Last Monday evening
he lectured in Froid. Owing to the
! busy season and other entertainments
going on a small but interested crowd
attended. At Culbertson the follow
ing evening a fair sized audience
listened with great interest to the
lecture.-Friod Tribune.
Friends here will be glad to know
that the condition of L. A. Brown now
at Rochester, Mimi, is considered bet
ter than a few weeks ago when at
i Glasgow. A letter from Mrs Brown
to friends here states that Mr.. Brown
! is able to be out of doors in a wheel
chair and remain up for two or
/ three hours at a time. His many
friends hope to see him back home
again within a reasonable length of
time.-Froid Tribune
The Altar Society Of the Catholic
/ Church win hold a Food Sale at Kohl
mans Store, Saturday, May 18TH
from 200 o'clock until everything is
sold Everything good for Sunday
dinner.
Frank Crone with his wife and two
daughters spent several days of this
week with Mr.. Crone's sister, Miss
Emma Crone Mr.. Crone sold his
farm equipment this spring, renting
his farm near Scobey and viii spend
the summer with his family in other
parts. They left Plentywood in a
Ford car enroute to Fl. Collins, Colo
RADIO. Miss Crone states that Frank
/ is the last of the four other Crones
who came to Montana with her to
4 homestead ten years ago, to figure
that he might do better elsewhere
/ She still insists that she has faith in
Montana, and that she means to prove
that if "well stick, Wen win!"
Jim Popesku, one of the. proprietors
Of the famous Elgin Cafe, who re-
Gently purchased from Joe Kavon one
of the beautiful De Luxe Willis
Knight Sedans, considered about as
swell a thing as there is in autono-
biles, took party of his friends out
/ for joy ride Sunday afternoon.
4 About ten miles south of town the
\ beautiful car became locoed and took
/ to the weeds, running over a ditch
and buclxing into a telegraph pole,
! breaking a front axel and splitting a
front tire, causing a blow out that
/ sounded like bomb explosion. Upon
being interviewed by a representative
of the press Mr.. POpesku declared
that he does not exactly know how the
accident did happen, but that he is
well aware that it happened. After
the accident the party returned to the
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