The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-11-21
COUNTY ROUNDUP
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NSlIIOA 'SNA~S~J'
MYRTLE Nelson, who has been
sick the past two weeks, IS last
getting well again.
Miss Falkanger of the east
side school serves a hot lunch
each day for her pupils.
A young man, cousin O. ret
Ell keldsen, arrived in the city
Wednesday, coming direct from
Denmark.
John holden was over to
Comertown a couple of days
looking after the Nelson-San-
nerud store. :;
Mrs. John Schmid arrived
home Wednesday from a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Mat
Hogan, at Froid, very proud OF
her new grandson.
Having wound up his affairs
for the winter Henry Eklund
left Wednesday to join his wife
and daughter ut Hancock, Mimi.
After their marriage We'd
nesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Rohweder were charivaried
twice, once by the young men
and once by the ladies, both par
ties going in to congratulate the
newly-Weds.
Mrs. Emil Austad is visiting
with Mrs. Ida Evcnson.
Mat Madsen, of this city, left
Monday to spend the winter in
Minneapolis.
Nels Nj. Hammond contem-
plates Il trip to California to
spend the WINTER.
The mayor and several citi-
zens were subpoenaed to APP
pear as witnesses in district
court this week.
Atty. G.. II. Bentley spent
most OF the week on legal work
at district court at plentyWood,
going over Monday morning.
The Union club has donated
$40 towards the Christmas tree
entertainment to be given at
the schoolhousc by the Union
Sunday school, to which I'LL are
invited.
Mrs. John Borg is staying
with Mrs. Anton Otheim, while
their husbands are busy ut the
Crosby store. The families will
move to Crosby rs soon as they
can secure suitable residences.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sathel' and
son, Johnnie, returned home
Thursday of last week from
Alexandria, Mimi, and while
there attended the funeral OF
Rasmus Hanson, who died ut
Minneapolis and was brought
there for burial.
Many people are sick with
colds.
Miss Sophie Deit]ine is es-
tablished at the Outlook hos
pital and is quite busy.
Rev. Mr.. Erickson of South
Dakota, formerly Of Ambrose,
was in the city this week.
Rev. A. O. Ness and wife
went to Colgan, Saturday, re-
turning Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Points were
down to Crosby tie first Of the
week.
Rev. Thee. Aabrr@ returned
from Il trip Monday afternoon,
bringing with him Il minister
friend.
Lawrence Walker left this
week for Michigan where he
will visit his old home near de-
troit.
Mrs. McElroy and Miss Ina
Stageberg Of McEh'oy attended
the party given for Mrs. King
last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoen and
daughter arrived home last
week from Il long visit with
Minnesota friends.
Magdaline Larsen spent sew.
eral days 1T home during a va.
cation in the Crosby schools last
week.
John Eorg left Friday unl
Anton Otheim Saturday iol
Crosby, to look after their new
hardware store.
Crescent Stapleton of Outlook
visited here Saturday. lie WA:
en- route home from Bismarck
where he was called by busi
ness.
Nick Kramer went to lntern:,
tional Falls. MIMI, this week
where he will spend the white
on his homestead. lie will re
turn to the city in the spring.
A fe" days ago Carl Petersen
found purse, containing a few
dollars, in front of the News of
flee and quickly found ali ovne
fn1s If Gillian 1