The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-06-20
THE COUNTY
Taken From Our Exchanges.
Medicine Lake

M. NJ. Olsen will have charge of |!
the Drug Store during the absence of /
C J. Poe.
Mrs. N. Lodahl is visiting relatives
and friends in the Dagmar country
this week.
Mr.. Mensing and son James, and
daughter, Mrs. Eva Wallen, left this
morning for Malta.
We received a very nice graduation
announcement card from Miss Frnid
NORM, of the Billings High School,
few days ago.
Mr.. O. T. Benson, travelling auditor
for the Mountain States Telephone
company, was here looking over bust
ness last week.
Mrs. L. P. Huffy who has been
a teacher in the Medicine Lake School
during the term just closed, left last
Friday for Hood River, Oregon.
Miss Eve ad Miss HELEN Bates are
home from their vacation looking we'll
and happy, as they always are glad to
get back home and to Medicine Lake.
Axel Peterson has bought a touring
car, Al Eaton a sedan, Clifton Nc
Kenzie and Roman Borley, each
coupe from MarlEsOn-Epl company.
Ole Ibsen received a telegram
Wednesday morning, informing him
that a brother Thorwald, had been &C
cidently killed at Kinsel, North Dako-
/ ia. Nc further particulars
Word has been received from Reub-
en- Macarthur, who had both legs
! broken some time ago and was con-
fed in hospital at Spokane. Wash,
and in connection had contracted ty-
phcid fever, is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Poe and family
in their auto, accompanied by w. H.
Dilley in his Oakland six, left
Wednesday morning for a few weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
I Minnesota and other states. May
they have a pleasant trip.
Mrs r. L. Peterson arrived last
Saturday from Velva North Dakota
to Join her husband, who has taken
charge Of w. H. Dilley's barber shop.
Mr.. Peterson is also a member Of the
Medicine Lake ball team. We bid
them a hearty welcome to our little
city.
Mrs. John Deizel arrived here
Wednesday morning from Annandale
Mimi, fer quite an extended visit al
the home of her sister, Mrs. w. F
Glaenzke. Had they known on what
train Mrs. Dietzel was to arrive
Mr.. Glaenzke would have been there
to meet her her with his auto.
w. H, Dilley, one Of our popular
tonsorial artist who has retired from
: active business for period, appar
{ emily is cutting quite a swell with hi
new Oakland six coupe. We under
stand that he is nracticing numbe,
of maneuverS which he will put int
j practice on a prolonged auto tril
which he will start on in few days
J. NJ KUdrna, cashier of the FRS
State bank, and his brother, Peter
left last Friday for Dickinson NOrtl
Dakota, where he will spend a months
vacation at the home of his parents
Peter has been here during the schoO
term attending the school, and ha
J made a good impression among hi
friends, who hope to see him return t
begin the September term of school
Miss Marion Connole is visiting
her mother on the farm at Reserv
for a few days.
The Markuson-Epler Company ar
\ installing a nifty oil station and ga
q tank this week
e Mrs. Storkan and sister, Mrs. Nee
dam, were guests of Mrs. M. M. Oh
son Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glaenzke, daughter
/ Margaret, accompanied by Mrs. Deit
i EEL autoed to Plentywood Fnda
!, morning.
Matt Hoffman is the profcien
caretaker at the w. A. Deem HON
while the family take vacation TO
a few weeks.
Judge Daley, assistant postmaste1
left Thursday afternoon for the Bill
ings country fer a few days vacatiO
H May good luck attend him.
II Moses Lafrance of Bellcourt, Mort
Dakota, arrived Friday morning
: visit his father and sisters, Mrs. A
: fred Moran. Mrs. Joseph Brien an
8 Mrs. Delcrem.
q Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Frandsen an
: family left Friday morning in the
Z auto for a trip through Nebraska
{ They were accompanied by FereC
( Allen.
: Miss Gina Stubban left Sunday f
{ WilHston, North Dakota for a fe
( DAYS visit with MMiss Gertrude Lam
: She returned home Thursday and r
E ports having a most enjoyable Wis
< She says the Langs are we'll please
Z with Williston as place Of residenc