The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-11-05
WOLF CREEK
(Crowded Out Last Week.

NOIOWuGQ OuL AcloL WCChl
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cowan were
Plentywood callers Tuesday.
H. H. Callahan is busy getting his
wheat in from the reservation and
says the Ford truck sure beats the
team on that haul.
Ed. Bembenek and J. w. Burke
were in Redstone Wednesday.
H. B. French was transacting bust
ness in Redstone Wednesday.
Jane Fleming has put in some
much needed culverts on the Red
stone road and it is now in pretty
good shape.
Mrs. McCallister, Mrs. VIM. Crom-
well, Mrs. ST Ulrich and Neil Pake
were Scobye visitors Thursday.
James Garneau, while hauling
wheat for Herb Grant went over the
bank at the Bert States hill with a
load of wheat, overturning and
wrecking the truck. Fortunately
Jimmie came out of the wreck un.
hurt.
/ The Ladies' Club put on their An
: nual Achievement day program a
Wolf Creek Hall Saturday evening
/ There was a good sized crowd in at
tendance and all enjoyed the pro
: gram.
S County Agent and Mrs. Ostby at
tended the program at the hall Sat
: urdav evening and visited with Nh
e and Mrs. Machines until Sunda
noon.
: Rev. Norton preached very pleas
n ing sermon Sunday afternoon and W
(. are all hoping that he will give u
: more such talks. Next Sunday, OctC
: Der 31st, at 8 o'clock P. M, MI
: Norton will give an address on tn
prohibition question and the initiativ
s measure concerning prohibition, tha
# is to come up at the election.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Pace and daughte
Bessie, Burton Davenport, Mr.. an
n Mrs. James Cowan. Mr.. and Mrs. Da
g Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Ma
Innes and family were in Redstor
L. Sunday and enjoyde listening to M
y McClai at the M. E. church. M
4 McClain talked for Intermountai
College.
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wise ente
S tanned a number of the younger foil
at at a Halloween party Friday evel
s. ing. at which a splendid time W;
u enjoyed by all.
es Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Machines Vi
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Burr
u Monday morning.
Tn Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cromwell we
Redstone callers Monday afternoon.
ay H. B. French, M. McCalhster, N
DO and Mrs. Herb Grant, Mr.. and Nj
ds 7 M. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Campbell. D. M. and Will MacInn
as autoed to Redstone Monday afte
noon to hear Congressman SCI
- Leavitt talk.
III Achievement Day Program
A large crowd was in attendar
H. at the Achievement Day program +
on at Wolf Creek Hall By the Ladi
'A- Club.
on The program was as follows:
Song, "The Midshiprnan'- r
~ Norton of Redstone.
los Song, "Mohter Machree"-l
Kanewisli, 500 P. o.
eel Stunt, "The Magic Machine
5 5ou dies Club.
son Song, "Too Many Parties"-M
al Charnot.
all Pantomime, advertising fro Wi
- Club families.
"a Duet, "Magic of Your Eyes
OO0 and Mrs. Kanewiski
In Duet, "Do You Love Me"-Mrs.
H. -, Grant, Mrs. Charnot.
nv, W. Song, "Till the Sands of the Des
~" Grow Godfrey. J. r. Norton.
,icl Jig-Bobbie Grant.
The various STUNTS were carr
n out cleverly much to the amusem
low of the audience, and the songs "
tbe rendered by artists and were Il
,ere oughly enjoyed by all.
inc After the program a great m
md articles which the Club Ladies
made were auctioned off at pr
wed that fattened the Club treasury
as A great many fancy and useful
+ in ticles had been made by the la
showing that they had put in p
Art tice the things they had learned
Ion the Club during the past two ye
Another booth called "The (
rat Bag" was in operation also. At
der time the pillow on which cha