The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-16


c. P. Lee of Norma, N. D., was
here visiting the first of the week.
Mrs. R. T. Lee purchased a new
Buick Sedan from the Donaldson
Garage this week.
Oats and Corn Just arrived.
adv. PlentywOOd Milling Co.
Chris Paulson from Reserve, was
attending to business matters at the
county seat few days the first of
the week.
Miss Gina Stubbans was here from
Medicine Lake last Saturday evening
ito attend the dance.
Miss Nora Thompson has been alb
sent from her duties at the County
Agents office a few days this week
on account of illness.
Ralph Lund has been absent from
his duties at the Peterson Co. Hard
ware severa days this week on ac-
count of illness.
A. J. Moore has been absent from
his duties at the Producers News Of
flee few days this week on account
of illness.
Bob Smith made a business trip
into the Dagmar country last Mon
day. He delivered some machinery
by truck and returned home the same
day.
Mrs. Warren Smith came Friday
from Wolf Point to spendt a few
days in this city visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Goodman, and family.
Mrs. w. H. Lee returned from Z
month spent in the East. F'orenc,
her granddaughter of Mankato, &C
companied her home for a short visi
here.
Simon Swanson left Monday TO
the Conrad Peterson farm east o
town where he will do some sprini
blowing for Mr.. Peterson with
FOrdsOn tractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. FIoyd Sunderhau
were here from Scobey last Saturda
evening to attend the dance at tn
Orpheum and spend Sunday VISITING
Mr.. Sunderhauf's sister, Mrs. L.
Helm, and family, in this city,
Bob Laws, from Redstone, has bee
, i'll at the Leland Hotel several day
, this week, under the care of D,
! Steele. Mr.. Laws is foreman of tn
+ Matkin ranch in the Redstone cour
try.
Sheriff Salisbury left Monday fc
Deer Lodge with Rufus Malcolm
+ who was sentenced to serve from or
to two years in the State Penite1
, tiary for stealing wheat. He ais
I took Miss Vera Masters of Outloo
: to Helena where she will enter til
! State vocational training school {
. that place.
Miss Helen McGinnis, daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. McGinnis, farm
ers from the Wolf Creek country. hs
:. the misfortune of falling from Il
. last Friday morning. The nor
! stamped on her bruising her badl
! She was taken to the local hospit
= last Friday afternoon where she
i now receiving medical treatment.
The members of the Congregatio
!. al church choir motored to Scob
I, last Sunday afternoon to put on the
- Easter Cantanta at the Method
y church at that place in the evenin
- There were twenty-one choir mel
p bers as well as several car loads
: Congregational church members w
q made the trip. They were served
4. delicious luncheon by the Scob
- choir after the Cantana. They ]
ported the church as crowded to {
pr pacity.
, Earl Briggs arrived here first
= the week from Foxboro, Wis, -whe
. he has been for the past six yea
a farming and dairying. Mr.. Brig
20 - was among the first settlers in Il
p county, having came here in the r,
!, cary days and farmed and ranched
" the Redstone country. After
years in the east he has decided Il
w Montana is the real place to live a
at will locae here permanently aga
r. Mr.. Briggs and family will CO..
as out In their car as soon as tn
AZ school is out. Mr.. Briggs is a 81
bv m-law of George Bantz of this cit