The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09
COUNTY ROUNDUP
interesting 1eeszas fFoua Our
ExchanReo and Staff WE3eors
WESLEY

boy and looks just like its father:
Miss Sophie Deitline returned Mon
day from Bowbells, where she was on
professional work.
Mrs. Storlie of Canada returned
Wednesday from DR.. McCannell's hos
pital, where she had tonsils removed
and ear treatment.
Miss Inga Paulsrud returned Tues
(lay from St. Paul, where she spent
the winter with an uncle. She came
by way of Plentywood. Miss Panls-
rad will remain on her farm and
prove up this year.
Christ Peterson arrived home Sat
urClay from the copper country OF
Upper Michigan, where he tried his
luck at mining during the winter:
Miss Kapaason is on the sick list
with a bad cold.
Miss Esther Larsen is home from
Minot High school for Easter vaca-
ton.
Miss Violet ,Schmid began clerk
ing in the local postoffice this week.
Mrs Bonnie Nereson and daughter
returned yesterday from trip down
the line.
Mrs. A. Almos and daughter of
Ambrose are guests Of Mrs. P. G. An
Mrs. John Slayer arrived from
Kenmare hospital Monday.
Miss Sophie Onstad arrived home
Wednesday from the Montana State
college at Bozeman, having complet-
ed the first year work.
C. E. Perkins arrived Monday from
Minot. Mr.. Perkins says the snow
bound appearance of things along the
SEQ made Minot . very desirable
place to stay while this branch was
being opened up.
Hans Peterson, wife and daughter
sale last week, and as soon as they
comulete their business will leave for
Minneapolis. Later they will make
their home somewhere in Minnesota.
Little May johnson has the scarla-
tina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Spoklie went east
Monday.
Rev. Father Hennessy held mass in
the church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stadig of Dooley
were in the city yesterday.
VIM. Kelly of Minot was in the
city this week looking after business.
Mrs. Berger Larsen has a fine dis
play of spring hats at the Larsen 4
Anderson Mercantile store.
Miss Violet Schmid is back from a
visit at Froid with her sister, Mrs.
Mat Hogan. She was snowbound
several days.
Elf Anderson had his car out yes
terday and took Miss Margaret John
son out to her mothers home in
Daneville.
Louise and Kathryn Schlosser are
home from Kenmare academy tc
spend Easter holidays.
J.. A. Stoen came up from Minot
Wednesday, and says Margaret il
getting along nicely at the hospital.
The Misses Kapaason and Stage
berg entertained their young friends
Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Kapaason's birthday. Games, must.
and a fine lunch were features Of thu
occasion.
Rev. C. C. Mengers and family lef
Tuesday for St. Louis, Mo-, wher'
Mr.. Mengers has accepted a charge
Their daughter, who is teaching
school in Coalridge, will join then
later in the year.
Fossberg's team started to. ru1
away near the Northland elevate
Wednesday and Mr.. Hultgren jump
ed in stop them, was bowled into
snowbank, but jumped and stoppe'
the team after all.
Matt Madsen returned Saturda;
from St. Paul, where he spent tn
winter, showing the Paulites how
Montanan works. Matt says he ha
q good time, saw all the attractions
yet seems to return heart-whole j
spite of the beautiful Saints.
B. D. Knudson and family LEI
Thursday for Douglas, N. D., t
make their home. 1t is said that Nj
Knudson has purchased a garage 9
that point and will enter that bus
ness. The community loses a fin
family and an all round up to dat
business farmer. Mr.. Knudson d.
sires to live in town so that his chile
rem will be near school all the scho.
year.
Ed. Abrahamson is in the city thj
week.
Hans Peterson went over to Plenty
wood on business Tuesday.
The Emil Helm auction sale we
well attended and cattle sold high.
Aug. Hultgren, Leo McElroy an
Mr.. Abel were over to Plentywoo
on business the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Hanson and Ii
tie daughter returned Friday La
from Minneapolis, where they spel
the winter.
DR.. Fred Ewing was in the cit
Monday enroute to Grenora, where
had some operations to perform.
Mrs. R. L. Hanson Of Minneapol
was in town this week looking aft
her farm interests.
Miss May johnson met with
painful accident Friday afterno<
when some hot coffee was spilled I
her. But she was soon all right a
out as usual.
The leap year basket social Satu
day night at school No. 2, Elkhor
managed by Miss Tollofson, was
decided success. The school roo
was taxed to the limit with a jol
crowd. There was some keen comp
tition in bidding, some Of the ladi
buying as high as three baskets.
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