The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-28

at PlentywoOd Saturday. = -
Frank French bought three. hogs
from Eddie Hort and seven from
Herman Peterson of Wolf Greek.
Mrs. George Shields, accompanied
by Mrs. Joseph Tax, left Monday
afternoon to visit a sister of Mrs:
Shields at Wheelock, n Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio McCabe and
baby son, were up from Froid Sun
day to help celebrate the birthday of
Mrs. McCabe's mother, Mrs. Edw.
Stubban.
Jake Georche, one of our prosper
Gus farmers a few miles northeast of
here, who has been spending a few
months in California, returned Sat
urday looking much improved in
/ health.
Emmett Gormley, who has been
for number Of months visiting rel
/ atives in Canada and Detroit, Mich,
returned Monday morning. His
/ friends showed their appreciation at
his return by their hearty hand
shake.
S. c. Faaborg was in Glasgow last
week to attend a meeting of Group
Four, Montana Bankers Association.
The Group meeting will be held at
Poplar this year. While at Glasgow
Mr.. Faaborg had the pleasure Of be-
ing a guest at a dinner of the Kiwa-
nj Club Of that city.
Edw. S. Powers received. a letter
Tuesday containing the sad news of
the death of a nephew, Richard Cody,
16 years of age, at Chicago last Mon
Il
citiS Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Powers
have the sympathy Of the people of
this city.
) c. F. and Charley Bench returned
last Friday from another annual Wis
it with relatives at their old home al
Lincoln City, Ind. These annual de-
; partures of Charley's in the fall anC
his return in the spring, has become
notable in this vicinity as a weather
forecast for winter and spring, re
[ spectively.
: BornETo Mr.. and Mrs. John Gel
Inns, daughter, on Thursday, Marcl
4 2Oth
e William Lemiere returned from
" Canada a short time ago where h
: has been for the past five years.
), E. G. Epler Of Dooley, of the For
g Auto Company of MarkusOn-Eple
:. company Of this city, was here thi
+ week.
Emmett Gormley went up t
d Scobey Thursday to attend a conven
r ton of the Westland Oil Company.
/ Mrs. Fred HEeth went up to Pier
e tywood Monday to take treatment
n for lung trouble from the ChirOprati
doctor.
p VILLAIN Reimers, a successful ia
Z ner a few miles northeast of her
Il shipped a car load of hogs to Chicag
lie Thursday.
lie Mrs. Ernest P. Christensen can
to the Lodahl hospital to have
i minor operation performed fro
which she is recovering.
t. Mrs. G. ]. Greer, of Plentywoo
IN accompanied by Mrs. Ziebarth, we
n guests Of Mrs. A. Plaisance Wedne
day afternoon.
er Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tro1
bridge a son, on Wednesday,, Mar
al 18th. Although a little late, go'
s. news is never stale.
he Mrs. Connole and son James NOV
ne to their farm near Reserve MOnd
to prepare for springs work. '
m wish them a bounteous production.
ay Soren Lodahl returned hon
ny Thursday from South Dakota whe
at he was employed for some time.
ce also visited Iowa, Nebraska a
other states.
Vn Henry Bridgeman brought @
SIS. nese Pheasant in this we'
IN which is on exhibition at Sparlin
.er hardware store. 1t is a handsol
bird with gaudy feathers and a 10
pc tail.
in James Michels returned Satire
is from Devils Lake, North, Dak'
lge where he took his son Vernon for
operation for appendicitis. He 81
me the operation was successful and
les patient is progressing nicely.
G. Z. FulkersOn, who has been
rk- gagged in the banking business
av- Williston, North Dakota for the p
lay few months, has returned again {
18th will farm the Nicholson and Ke
or place a few miles northeast of h
the coming season where he and ~
owe FuIkerson, who is expected tod
en- will reside. Including the alb
place are other farms, which IN
the aggregate amount to a section
IN land which he will farm Mr.. ;
cts Mrs. Fulkerson have a large circle
early friends and aquaintances Y
OF are clad to have them amongst Us