The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21
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A. S. Anderson was home between
trains Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Jep-
sen, nine pound son, Monday morn
ing.
Yesterday, Geo. l.. Onstad had fin
nished seeding 200 acres and as yet
has just nicely begun operations.
Christ Peterson went to Columbus
last Friday and drove his automobile
home, finding the roads very bad
most of the way.
VIM. Condor, late of Clara City,
Mimi, has purchased quarter sec
ton of land in the Daneville country
from Morris johnson.
Mrs. Louis Wirtzberger is in Ken
mare visiting with her daughter who
is student at St. Francis academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Freund are the
proud parents of a baby boy which
arrived Friday, April 80.
Miss Mabel Meyers has signed a
contract for another year, thus MAX
ing four Of the present staff of
teachers to return for the next school
year.
The Nelson Brothers will seed
around 1900 dcres this year.
R. A. johnson of Alkabo was an
over Sunday guest Of P. G. Andel-
son.
Miss Aida Steinberg returned
Tuesday from few days visit Gown
the line.
Miss Kaapason and Miss Stage
berg are visiting with Miss Matilda
johnson until school closes next Fri
day.
By order Of Mayor Miller the cars
are all being parked in the center of
the street, thus enabling those shop
ping to drive to the curb load up and
move on.
c. H. Bentley and r. V. Simmons
motored to Plentywood Saturday and
brought back some exquisite and cost
" carnations for Mothers Day.
Rudolph Soeinberg kissed his din
ing room outfit goodbye Monday ev-
ening and trekked out to the farm
where he will be associated with his
brother.
Miss Marie Falkanger closed a sue
cessful year of school on the east side
Friday last, with exercises and indoor
picnic. Monday morning she began
teaching at Blooming, Sask., tile term
to end about Christmas.
After q few days visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sather,
Mrs. Tommy johnson and baby daugh-
ter left to join her husband at Spo-
kane, where he is engaged with his
uncle in contract carpenter work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sch1oesser went to
Kenamer, Wednesday; to be with their
daughter at St. Francis academy
during Ascension day when they at
tend cnloYnn communion
Mrs. Clinton Goethe, former post
office clerk at Ambrose, went over to
that city Wednesday to assist the
new postmaster, Ted Stivers, for a
few days. After a few weeks in the
office Postmaster Bredley resigned to
make way for the ex-service man,
Ted Stivers.
Mrs. A. S. Anderson and children
expect to leave in few days for
South Dakota to visit her mother and
the first of June they will 60 to Big
stone Lake, summer resort on the
Minnesota Dakota line, where Mr..
Anderson has taken cottage for the
season. They will return in Sep
TENDER for opening of school.
The birthday circle met at the Plan
tiers hotel Wednesday afternoon in
AOHOI VI NIo. ShCclS anu MIS-. MlllCT
who were presented with silver
berry spoon and silk hosiery respec-
lively. Two birthday cakes were pro-
vided for the occasion. Those enter
tanning were Mesdames Hultgren Po-
and, B. Larsen, Ditmarson and Per-
kins, Mrs. Goethe being called to
Ambrose was unable to help serve.
Henry Osksa will seed 300 acres
this spring if all goes well.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Ditmarson
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Walton Perkins.
Mr.. King, ST., returned Wednesday
from visit with reatives at Gran
vile, N. D.
Carl, our butcher, is nursing a sore
finger, which he uses as an excuse
to call on Nurse Dcitline every day
to dress it. Willy Carl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Hogan and Miss
Hildsgard Ehinger Of Froid were
hes0 for the Legion ball Saturday
night and . Sunday visit with he
Jsha Sehmd family.
2iso pido Mann Of Bowbejla. u, D..