The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-09
Local News


Monday and Tuesday.
Jacob Wolff from Homestead was
a business visitor in this citv last
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. George Wright is assisting
with the work at the brentwood
Bakery this week.
Gordon, 5-year-cld son of C. G.
Rude Of COmertown, broke his arm
Monday. The fracture was reduced bv
DR.. Steele of this city.
The Misses Katherine Marion, Gene
and Anna Falxa motored to Scobey
Wednesday to spend the day visiting
with friends.
Mrs. Gramsrude of Antelope, died
at her home last Sunday night, from
cerebral hemOrrhage.
/ been visiting friends and relatives
Reverend Calvert will conduct !
two weeks term Of church at the !
March school house in the Wellever !
country commencing next Monday.
/ Commissioner Chas. Lundeen was in |
/ from his farm in the Outlook country
first of the week attending to bust
ness matters.
Miss Grace Goodman was in from
the farm a few days this week visit
ing at the home of Miss Nancy Mar
ron on the farm southeast of town.
r. r. Iceland from Antelope spent a
few hours attending to business mat.
ters here last Monday he also took
in the Scobey-Plentywood ball game.
Art G. Iceland and family from
/, Outlook returned Monday from a
three weeks trip to points in Wash
, ington and Oregon where they have
John Pace, farmer from the Well
; ever country was attending to bust
ness matters in this city last Mon
day. Mr.. Pace traded his Ford car in
on a used Star, The deal was made
through Peterson Co. Hardware store.
Juddie Goodman and Gibson Zeid-
I Ter went to Miles City via Ford last
p Thursday to attend the Stampede,
prize fight and other thrilling events
: staged at that place. They returned
= home Monday and reported a splen-
: did time.
Mrs. J. c. Knapp and daughter
n, Hazel, of Plentywcod, who has been
: working at Plentywood Hotel for the
: past ten months, left Tuesday for
. Devils Lake, North Dakota, in re
Spouse to a telegram bearing the
= news that her daughter, Mrs. Jack
v Lane of that city, is very i'll.
= The Plentywood Concert Band went
to Outlook last Saturday to play dur
+ ing the grand and glorious Fourth
e of July celebration at that place. A
II few Of the boys remained and assist
ed with furnishing the music for thu
I'd bowery dance in the evening.
IS Mrs. H. T. Lee and daughter Valor!
" motored to Miles City last Saturda,
to spend few days visiting will
N Margaret Lee, who is attending sum
n mer school at that place, from wher
E. thew went to Wolf Point to atten'
the Fourth of July celebration. The,
ne reported some very bad roads be
I'd tween Miles City and Wolf Point.
tn Mr.. and Mrs. George Munsen mot
ored to Crosby, N. D., last Sunda.
w where they spent a few days visi
ek ing with friends and relatives. The
lg were accompanied to Crosby by Jessi
and Mildred Chapman who had bee
on visiting at the Munsen home for
s. week.
We Henry Hendrickson, farmer fror
tn south of town was attending to bus
ness matters here last Saturday al
of ternoon. Mr. Hendrickson says b
", the way the crops are looking in HI
in section he expects to collect som
DIS wages for his years work this yea
which he has not been able to d
,lv for the past three years.
Mrs. Ralph Sunderland arrive
ity first of the week to spend a fe
MS days in this city visiting her siste
lv. in-law, Mrs. l.. r. Helm and fami
mi and many other old time friend
ie- Mrs. Sunderland was a resident
o.. PlentywoOd for several years prior
w moving to Los Angeles four yea
ago.
.ad Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Helgeson r
a. turned last Sunday by car from Sea
oet tie. Washington, where they went tv
CO weeks ago, they were accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Holland who r
:. NAMED in Seattle and will make the
no home there in the future. The He
Oh gesens visited at the home of Mr. Al
az Mrs. Oscar Gullicksen and other rel
ed tives and friends while in the west
-, The members Of the Eastern st
Oli Lodge and Masonic fraternity had
o2a very enjoyable card party last We
the nesday evening in the lodge ROOF
les complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. H;
nv Larson of Antelope who are me
son hers and officers of the chapter I
ner I,arsons are leaving in the near II
and ure for Arnegaard, N. d. Mr.. a
and Mrs. Larson were presented with
ing gift as a token of remembrance a
many good wishes for prosperity
nos their new station.
/, in Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer GoOder q
a. family returned Sunday from a t
+ho weeks trip to Usage, Iowa, and oil
IL eastern points where they visited re
nus tives ON both sides of the FAM
they spent few days in MinneapC
reeI and st. Paul with relatives of M
IoI Gooder. They report splendid
ERIN but evidenced much delight IN g
go ting back to Montana. Elmer
4 OF be back on his old job as dellv'
man next week.
lay Mrs. Neal Hoor, formerly IN
Jed- D., ,.at,I,.,od Thursday from Pc
Inc land. Oregon, where she has b
ev- for the past month visiting at
the home Of her husbands parents,
Hoor remained at Eugene, Oreg
lille, where he will attend the y Of Greg
and until some time this fall when
take will teach at Sandy, Oregon. n
4th Hoor will remain here, superlnte
by emit of the local hospital until sci