The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-09
THE COUNTY
Taken From Our Exchanges.
ANTELOPE

About a dozen lady friends from
the town and country gathered at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Gottlieb on We'd
nesday where they spent a very So
cable afternoon. Refreshments were
served at o'clock
Gerdal, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wei
don Richardson, who was operated on
for appendicitis is improving rapidly
and will soon be well enough to re-
turn home.
DR.. j. c. StOrkan and Ray Lang of
Plentywood, and Viggo Peterson and
A. r. Rice of Reserve attended the
road meeting which was held here on
Monday evening.
Mrs George Anderson and Mrs.
NiggO Peterson of Reserve were
guests of Mrs. T. D. Merck FRIDAY
between trains.
Mrs. Albert Rasmussen of the
northeast country, was shopper at
the local stores Friday.
Mrs. j. II. Thorsen was in town
visiting friends and shopping FRIDAY.
The LaLarre Show troupe showed
70 q fair sized house on Thursday
and Friday night of last week. They
We're through this territory during
the season of 1916. They plan to re-
turn again this fall.
W. Smith, who is with the West
land Oil Company of Scobev, was
through this territory Thursday.
Mrs. Teigan and daughter Marie
returned to Antelope Saturday from
Mlnot and will spend the summer at
Jhe \. .. Ilegan farm east of town.
John McNulty of the McNulty pre-
cnct was in on business and some
drill repairs Saturday.
Mrs. J. j. Glover and Miss T. Pom
Invllle Of the west bench were visitors
here Saturday.
VIM. GOttlieb, Jr. and J. E. GRAY
sen visited with friends at PLENTY !
wood Sunday. They encountered
some car troubles and did not return |
to the home land until Monday.
Mrs. l.. Brown, teacher of the high
school, was i'll with the flu several /
days eff this week She was able to /
return to her school work on Thurs I
day. - -
Fred Glaze returned on the Sat
;rday train from Woburn to shake
hands with Antelope friends and to
COX after his farming interests here
Waldrcn, the clothing man of Froid
vas through this territory Monday
RUNNING up a little business.
w. W. Clark lost a valuable beifer
N Friday. The animal became en-
angled in the barb wire fence and
vas dead when found.
Attorney 5. E. Paul and J. G. Deb
ng OF Plentywood were down on leo
i business Wednesday morning.
Roy Dahl, who spent the winter
n ----evada and California. returned
0 Antelope Tuesday and saws that
1ontana looks more homelike than
yer before. '''''''
c. NJ. Madden of Minot. n D was
4 town between trains Tuesday on
0ii
0. A. Aspelund, county assessor,
las IN Antelope Wednesday and
thursday checking up the town pro
Andy Holm and Chas. Huebner Of
Iedlclne Lake were in town Wednes-
ay for a few hours.
>; Mltten of Poplar was IN will, .
'ad OF buffalo and cat fish which he
4ughl IN the Missouri river. some of
lem weighing 40 pounds. He left
- Ohe north part of the county to
lSpose OF the balance OF the load
Mrs; r. R. LELAND and Mrs FL
rneklev entertain the Lutheran Al AZ
lem0ers IN the basement of +bo
lqreh on Thursday afternoon. '-'0
Jullus Stone, the city draw man
~ Deen kept busy the mast Vel,
owing gardens and most every one
enjoying these beautiful evepinnC
the open air gardening. 0''ii'sS
n q = Storkan was a business