The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-06-04
FROM AROUND The COUNTY

Monday
Mrs. Peter Will Of Fargo, N. Oak. us
visiting trends mere this week.
Mrs. E. E. Cosper and son Ed. drove /
TO IlentyWOOd on business Wednesday
The commencement exercises for the /
graduation class of our high school !
was held in Stiver's hall here last Fri I
day evening Prof. Worst of Fargo |
n. Oak gave the address. LenOra |
Larson gave the ValidictOrian talk |
There were eight graduated namely: |
Maxwell Deck, Fern Nau Fred Krause, |
Edward Hamilton, Josie Cookery, |
Esther Johnson, Gladys Void and Lee !
nora Larson. Esther Johnson was pre-
scented with the medal for the Lincoln |
essay, she winning first place in the
contest. Henry Krieger, president of
the school board presented the diplomas.
School was officially closed on Satur-
day and the teachers have each gone
their way. Miss HOnlihan to Chicago
Miss Dirke to Whitehall, Mr.. and Mrs.
James to Fort Dodge, Iowa. Mrs. Pace
to Minot. Miss Craig, Mrs. Huddle-
ston and Mrs. GOodlaXon are at home
here. We are glad to know that Mr..
and Mrs Jane; and most of the other
wear.
Mr.. and MIS-. Miller and family who
have rade their home in town during
the school months, moved out on their
ranch across the line Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rooster and Roy
!
/ to visit at the Eckman home. They
returned that evening, bringing with
/ them Mrs Nelson and daughter Mar
jOrie who had been the guest of her
sister Mrs. Eckman for a week.
! Mr.. and Mrs TObiason of Outlook
have just received an invitation to the
wedding of their son William, who is
to be married on the 8th of June to
/ Miss Alice Horn of St. Paul, MINI.
The bride and groom will then take
! honeymoon trip which will include
visit to the home of the groOm's par
: ents
been attending school here, left for
their home in Raymond Saturday.
| Miss I'hitomene Rick and Mrs. V. L.
Garrick were PlentywOod visitors Mon
John Weunderlich is giving the Frost
Meat Market new coat of paint in
side and out.
James Trower was down from White
tail Tuesday.
Frank Koskey was business caller
in PlentyWOOd Tuesday.
The Raymond schools had their pic
mic in the Henderson cOulee on Sunday.
| Pat Cavanaugh, who has been attend
ling school here, returned to his home
south of FlaXville Saturday.
Installed at the Motor Inn Tuesday.
Mrs. F. A. ROderick and daughter
Eleanor and Miss Fern Homme were
business visitors at the county seat
George George Nelson drove to Plentywood
Lloyd Homme and Leon Murphy
, drove to Brush Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Thompson returned home
from Fortuna, y. D., Sunday, where
she has been visiting her mother for
] the past three weeks.
V. L. Garrick played ball with the
Whitehall ball team in Bengough, Can.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Larson and daugh-
ter Helen, of Antelope, attended the
graduation exercises here Friday.
Among those from PlentywoOd at
4 tending the Commencement exercises
here last Friday, were Mr.. ana MRS
i Ruth Swenning, Mrs. J. A. Johnson
!, Miss Cora Frisvold, DR.. and Mrs York
e and son. and Miss Emma Crone.
Miss Marie Oberg from North Dako'
Q Ia is visiting her cousin Mrs. Chas
! The Christy Co. gave a movie ant
+ dance here last Saturday evening whlcf
e drew a big crowd from Plentywood anC
e Little Novella and Bobbie Larson O
: Kalispell, Mont, are guests at the Lar
. son home here.
Miss VERNE GoOdlaxon underwent al
n operation for appendicitis at the lOca
e hospital Saturday. She is doing nicely
u Bob Frost has purchased the HetVlj
= house and will move into it in the nea
t The Hospital Aid will meet at tn
home of Carl Wollan next Sunday af
d ternoon. A Memorial Day program
g Joe Warden and Bob Stewart drov
e. over from Scobey Sunday. Mrs. Stew
e art returned with them. ,,,..
n Mrs. Elwood House, Anna WundeI
L Itch, Francis and Helen Miller an
ID Mrs. Bob Stewart drove to Plentywoo
y Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cole from Dale
eI view drove down Tuesday to do som
RS See 1.-THE the big ad of the Moe & Moor
10 store for bargains when in PlentyWoo
for the Stampede or shopping. ad
L There was a dance at the LaGrang
IS school house Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Kaiser and daugf
ter were over from PlentywoOd Frlda
to attend the Commencement exercise
Carl Back is Frightening up his res
dence with a new coat of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cookery from Ra!
49, mond were here to see their daught'
ma OSiS OUTDOOR HOSPITAL NOTES
p Adolph Hark left the hospital la
,. Monday after recovering from an a.
he pendiX operation. -
- hopital Monday, May 18th, after belT
~ here for several days.
IN Glyn Bender of Redstone was a
81 mitted to the hospital with Drok'
III arm last Sunday evening.
re- Miss Verna GoOdlaXOn was Operat
Us on for appendicitis last Saturday.
Is Robert Engler was operated on la
80 Wednesday 80.
rs: VIM Harris of Dooley was admit
OF to the hospital last Friday to recei
he Arnold Kassin, son of Fred Kass
ne of FlaxvilIe, was brought to the he
J.. DitaI Saturday by DR.. Healy serious
~ ~ iii with pneumonia and append1clt
al His appendix were removed Saturd
evening and he is doing nicely at t
NJ present time.
m Margaret Jewel had her tOnsils
W, u moved by DR.. Steele OF PlentyWo
lily, last WeuiieSU'''