The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-03-30
WOLF CREEK
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NNOntlnued from poe
conference called by the county agent
at the court house, and attending to
some business matters.
Kannings were busy narrowing
some of their fields Wednesday.
If the present weather holds there
will be a lot of field work started by
Monday.
Walter Johnson the Watkins man
was in the community Wednesday.
Not many from here attended the
Wesley Cromwell sale on Smoke creek
on account of getting ready Tor field
work.
1. E. Metzler was in Redstone We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grant and
family were in Plentywood Thursday
where Mrs. Cant was doing some
shopping and Heb was getting some
much needed machinery.
Mrs. McCallister who has been in
Redstone for a few days came home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Ulrich were in Red
stone Friday and ST transacted bust
ness in Flaxville between trains.
Hugh French and Dan Campbell
were transacting business in Redstone
Saturday.
Cy Ulrich was in Redstone Saturday
where he traded his Durant in on a
new Chrysler.
In spite of the very slippery roads
caused by the rain Saturday good
sized crowd was out to the dance al
the hall. The last of the siding was
put on the hall Fiday which has add
ed greatly to its appearance and also
much to the comfort Of those patron
izing the place. The management is
putting on another dance April 7th
The dance Saturday night was lear
year affair and the girls were right
on the job getting tickets and mar
shaling their partners onto the floor
Miss Emma SeversOn won the box OF
candy which was offered as prize by
the orchestra.
Kenneth Graves who is working a
Ne Machines farm spent Sunday Wis
ting home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh and Sve1
Myhre were callers at the Machine.
home Monday.
While loading coal Monday w. D
Campbell, who has been operating thu
Fishell Brothers coal mine all winter
had the misfortune to get in the way
of cave-in which knocked him dowr
onto a large lump of coal, bruising
him quite badly.
Pearl Lawrence visited several day.
the past week with Mrs. Worley.
|. E. Metzler and Mr.. Worley wer,
to Flaxville Monday on a business
mission.
Nels Oksendahl was a business call
er In Redstone Monday.
Sven Myhre and Charles Mars
were transacting business at Redston
Monday.
VIM. Cromwell was business call
er in Medicine Lake Monday.
Maxwell and Helen Machines wer
overnight visitors with Maurice an
Harriet Cromwell Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Cromwell visited with he
mother Monday.
Burton Davenport and Mary Gal
neau popular young folks of the con
munlty went to Plentywood Thursda
and were quietly married by the Cor
gregational minister, Rev. Earle (
! Clifford. After the ceremony til
young folks left on the train for Wi
liston where they spent a couple {
: days. A large number of their frienC
gathered at the Fred LOSING hon
Monday night and from there procee,
, ed to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ze
, Garneau, parents of the bride, al
gave the young couple a real char
! varl. The newlyweds soon came OF
> and greeted their many friends ar
! welcomed them into the house whel
very pleasant evening was spel
IN visiting and playing card games
. various kinds. About midnight a vel
= excellent lunch was served bv Mr.
! Garneau after which the merrimel
q continued until we'll into the mornin
A purse of $3.50 was made up Al
4 given to the happy pair as token
+ remembrance. Their MANY frien,
throughout the district wish them
world of success in their welded Iii
; Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport will be
+ the employ of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbe
Grant during the summer months.