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iurg off irthwest he local and the he ser-ive the nmunityfarmer 2 Satur-d spent t of thelist sev-veek. aturday, far, as le week, through It retrack isiere vis-strolled ierg lastMrs. O. U. Foss made a ousmess trip to Medicine Lake Wednesday.Me ELROYMrs. Anna Espeiand has had as guests the past week the Storhauge familv frpm across the Canadian line north of Fortuna, N. D. They were accompanied by friends from Granville, N. D., who were former neighbors of both the Storhauge’s and Es-peland’s at that point.Miss Florence Ueland of Outlook has spent the last two weeks visiting friends and relatives north of Me-Elroy.Yes, it does rain sometimes in Montana. From the 17th to the 20th inclusive, one shower after the other visited this section, pouring down a total of five inches of water. On the afternoon of the 18th there was a heavy downpour accompanied by wind. At the 0. M. Lutnes place, the storm shed on the house attempt**', to cave in and the south of the machine shed moved in one foot. At the i. M. Buchanan place a south window^ blew in at the house, the hay rack with rack bed attached described a graceful curve through space, passing over the barn and settling in the field* Two chicken coops, one standing alone and one nailed to the barn were carried away and smashed and a dozen chickens killed. The machine shed andremember the placeTHE PLENTYW BAKERY CROCBREAD, 3 loaves for.granary combined was moved about sixteen feet and the west wall was carried away. At Helmer Hansen’s, near the railroad track, the section crew took sheH^r in the ham. They had been there but a short time when the roof disappeared, leaving the men exposed to the weather. As though that was insufjicient punishment every hat took FYench leave and if the hair had not been well rooted it too would have sailed away. At H. L. Dunsdon’s the south windows of the house blew- in and the north windows blew' out. The barn was tipped over, broken up and strewed around. Onehorse, tied in the ban escaped injury. The the animal was bed, w# with the barn bnc tatthus freeing him, er debris were scatter® Seth Taylor, J. J. nes, Peter Lutnes ai took in the Kate 0 Plentywood.REAL ESTATE- U. S. A. to Joseph* ent, lots 1-2, Sec. 4, lit S 1-2 SE 1-4, NE U 1-2 SW 1-4, 34-34-51.
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The Producers News
Plentywood, Montana, US
Fri, Jun 24, 1921
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