The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-02-13
ANTELOPE LOCALS

'1Iurlen Stevens, who left Reserve
last fall to make his home at Green
Acres. Wash, died at his home on
January 23rd from pneumonia when
developed along with an attack OF the
flu.
Auditor GIFTS of the Monarch LEm-
Der Co., with headquarters at Wolf
Point. and A. A. Hanna, who has
been looking after the collection for
the company, were tllsiness visitors
in Antelope Wednesday morning, en-
route to the southern part OF the
county.
CUT FLOWERS Those wishing cut
flowers on quick notice phone OF
write w. H. Bessire, phone no. 20. See
me for prices before placing your
order Antelope, Mont. 40-tz
Emery Wallc- returned nome We'd
nesday morning after trip to Port
land. Ore, where he spent two weeks
visiting with his sister. Emery re-
ports Drumming a ride on the Great
Northern during the winter months
"aint" what it is Dragged up to be.
He is glad to be at home again.
Tom Lidahl, who was appointed to
take the farm census for the Ante
lone territory, has spent the past
week in and around the town.
Miss Edna Foster spent Sunday at
home, returning to resume her school
work Monday morning at the Reitan
school
C. E. Hendricks was in from his
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ing to some business matters.
Gil Johnson Of the Marshall-Wellls
Hardware Co. firm was in town on
business Friday of last week.
NJ Halverscn spent Sunday at
Medicine Lake a guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Faaborg.
Elmo Hansen, Louis Stewart and
Phil Waller returned from BOZeman
Monday where they spent the past
week attending the Boys stock judg-
ing contest and other interesting do
ings at the Boys Conference which
was held at that place. They report
a very enjoyable and interesting trip.
Albert Rorvig, Earnest Grayson and
Clyde Pcutnenhiser drove to Reserve
Thursday of last week attending to
school and ohter business matters.
The Great Northern Bridge repair
crew left for points further up the
line the first of the week after spend
ing ten days repairing bridges neal
this point.
County Commissioner Ed. IversOr
was in Antelope Tuesday on business
j. j Courtney plans to leave about
the 10Th of the month for Great Fails
where he will buy Up a car load Of
registered yearling and -year-olC
Famous GennatiOn Strain" of PolleC
HEREFORD Bulls which he will distribute
thru this territory. Mr. Courtney ha!
been raising this strain Of cattle FOL
several years and has one of the bes
herds Of Polled Herfords in Sheridan
county. He will have the animals a
his barns in Antelope about the 25tl
Of the month.
Mrs. J. B. Duggan and baby VISITED
with Plentywood friends the frs
three days Of the week returning
Wednesday afternoon.
w. W. Clark loaded and shipped /;
car load of porkers to the Chicag'
market Thursday. There were somi
real hogs in the bunch and shoul'
command the top price.
The basket bali team viii leave to
day, Friday for Homestead wher
they viii play the first Homestea
bunch tonight We home folks Loo
for another victory for the hom
boys.
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mr.
Clyde Loutzenhiser had the misfo1
tune to run the sewing machine need
thru his finger while playing aroun
the machine the middle of last wee
and in trying to release the hand tn
needle was broken off and left in tn
finger. he was taken to the Plenty
wood Hospital where he was place
under an aLesthetic and the broke
needle removed which has caused tn
lad a great deal of suffering.
Peter Rietan was in from his far1
Wednesday doing some midwife
shopping at the local stores.
Rev. b. nj. Bickell of st. Paul ha
been called to take charge of the wor
at the Community Church. He wi
be in Antelope to hold morning an
evening services Sunday Februar
Sth All will be welcome to these SCI
vices.
Bruce Morkensen of Park River, n
d., an Old acquaintance of John Gray
son, visited in Antelope Tuesday an
Thursday.