The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-04


In one of the fastest games played
on the Redstone diamond this season,
the Antelope boys wen the laurels at
our neighbOring town by a score OF
IL to 5. This game gives each team
a victory and a hot contest will be
looked forward to when the teams
meet in the deciding contest, which
will be played in the near future.
At Los Angeles, California, on
June II, occurred the marriage of
Miss Palma Walter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Olaf Waller of this
place to VIM. E. McCarty Of Los An
gtles, at which place the young couple
will make their future home
Miss Palma left here a little over
! two years ago and has been employ
ed as a stengorpher in the Office of
the U. S. Mortgage Company. Before
leaving Antelope she was employed
as a saleslady by the Antelope Mer-
camille Company where she gained a
boost of friends by her faithful and
courteous interest in her work. Mr..
McCarty is engaged in the real es-
tate business in Los Angeles and has
ben very successful. The many friends
Of Antelope extend congratulations to
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM E. McCarty.
Mrs. o. GrimsTud and Miss Vol
berg left on the Tuesday morning
: train for Kidder, South Dakota, in
answer to a telegram stating thai
Mrs. S. Void, sister of Mr.. Grims-
: rud, had passed away at the old home
on Monday.
Ed GIFTS of Wolf Point, auditor fol
!, the Monarch Lumber Company, wa
a visitor at the local yard Thursday
Y Miss Eva Ellis, a daughter of Nh
: and Mrs. George Ellis of Dunseith
North Dakota, arrived on Wednesda,
for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Ere
0 Herman and other relatives in tn
t Coalridge country.
o The Misses Della and Irma Grams
e who have been visiting relatives an
: friends at FrOid for the past two 0
three weeks. returned home Tuesday
The annual meeting of the stock
ID holders of the Farmers Grain an
Ia Shipping Company was held in tn
a. office of the elevator on Monday a.
m ternoon. Many eff the stockhOldel
N of the company were present. Aftt
I'd the business matters of the past yes
were checked over the officers for Il
coming year were elected. K.
ly LELAND, president; H. H. Larsh, VII
ne president; E. o. Teigan, Fred Mill
e and Halvor Bestland, directors al
II 0. A. Dahl, secretary. HalvOr Bes
nd land was chosen to fill the place
1g J. J. Regain, whose term expired.
John Grayson and son William {
tended to some business at the cot
ed ty seat Saturday morning.
nd Prof. Z. r. Pickett lost a valuaE
cir milk COW with milk fever Friday {
on ening. o. A. Dahl lost enc with
lat same sickness the first Of the we,
to One in the herd Of R. R. Iceland a
Fred Blackmore had a slight TOT
of the sickness but both recovered
lr. J. J. Johnson, manager OF
Mr. Brush Lake summer resort was
Mr.. town a few hours Saturday mcrn1
md on business.
Lrs. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jensen mo,
sen into the residence of John Pederi
lay adjoining the Monarch Lumber CO
pany on Thursday.
Ed Iverson, the telephone dec
ned installed a phone in the home of
ken Rishoff Wednesday.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lang pas
son through Antelope Monday on Il
are way to Medicine Lake.
son w. H. (BilD Gottlieb, Antel
Irs. business man and for numerous "
nth teremd "mayor" because of his g
boosting for this city, has dispC
of his pool hall establishment t.
that 3. Duggan. Mr.. Gottlieb expects
Mr.. leave socn for the Pacific coast pc
was where he Will seek a new locatlo