The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-07
MEDICINE LAKE

R. E. Lang of Plentywood, was here
on business Monday.
Jake Peterson was over from Gre
nora on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Olson of FrOid
were calling on friends here Tuesday
Miss Hilda Lafnere has accepted q
position at the Lake Hotel.
Mrs. M. M. Olson is the guest of
Mrs. DR.. Storkan at PlentywOod this
week.
Mr.. and-Mrs. Geo. Epler Of Dool,
were guests at the N. K. MarkusOn
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Markuson and
family of Dooley, were visitors at the
Ed Rankin home Sunday.
Miss Edith Ryerson of FrOid is the
guest of Mrs. H. Sparkling this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Swenson and
daughter autOed to Ray, N. D., Sun
day on a business trip.
C. M. Foster, who is well konwn
here, has accepted the position as
clerk at the Lake Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hendrickson, who
reside on the Fort Peck reservation
were calling on friends in the city
Thursday.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs
Dewey WigmOre Thursday, September
9th, and will be entertained by Mrs.
Edw. Stubban.
Mr.. Wilkie, a bachelor living alone
about five miles east of Froid, was
found dead in his shack Wednesday.
Miss Bernice Johnson and Miss LOr-
inc Peterson made a week end visit
with Miss Helga Christensen, at Dag
mar.
Mr.. Arthur Papendick came down
from the 500 postofice this week and
bought 2 new Ford truck from Mar
kus0n-Epler Co.
NJ D. Eckley, assistant cashier at
the Security State Bank, and Mrs.
Eckley returned Wednesday morning
from a ten days visit with relatives
at Lewistown. The trip was made by
auto and Mike says the outing was
fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Singleton and
son Melvin, Mrs. r. Gordon, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Singleton and daughters
Georgia and Marie, Miss Ethel Sin
gleton were guests Saturday night,
Sunday and Monday at the Wallace
Bates home, the gentlemen being
brothers of Mrs. Bates.
P. F. Carlson received a telegram
last Saturday morning from the J.
G. Penny Company, a large mercantile
firm of Malad City, Idaho, informing
him that a position in their employ
was being held for him, STIMULATING a
good salary to begin with, and to
answer acceptance by wire. Mr.. Carl
son accepted and he, Mrs. Carlson and
little son James left for Malad City
Idaho, Monday, and take with them
the best wishes of their friends in this
city.
Miss Alice Satire of Minneapolis and
formerly Stenographer in the Security
State Bank here was calling on friends
in the city Wednesday.
Walter Craven, residing a few miles
east of here, while cranking an auto
Tuesday morning, broke his arm. He
was brought to the Lodahl hospital
for treatment.
Miss Marjorie Markuson and G. E
Lang, Jr., have been busy this week
driving ORD trucks from eWstby, tC
supply the demand of Markuson-Ep-
Ter Co. of this place.
Master John Poe entertained about
twelve of his little friends at birth
day party Tuesday. A delicious lunch
was prepared by Mrs. Poe and the
little folks had a happy time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henning autoed tc
Dagmar last Saturday evening. Mr.
Miller to attend a meeting of the Dan
ish Brotherhood, while the ladies call
! ed on friends.
Two daughters of J. S. Hansen Of
PlentywOod are here on a vacation
They have been employed in St. Pau
and Minneapolis for the past six OF
seven years and are enjoying then
vacation.
Joseph Kelley, who has been here &
few days visiting his father and other
relatives, left Monday for his home
at EmmOns, Mimi, where he is en-.
gagged in the creamery business which
is growing prosperous, being well sup.
ported by a large number of farmers
DR.. B. D. Edmonson is the new doc
tor, having arrived here a few days
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