The producers news., 1920-08-13

|of Pientywood, passed through the
leity Saturday night enroote from
Rainville, where Ar. Greer met Mrs.
Greer at the train.
Mrs. Andy Aonro and son have ar
are guests 1t The Umbreit home.
Mrs. Ness and Mrs Brobst, daugh-
ters Of Mr.. and Mrs, WiKmore, are
spending the week with their par
eat&
Miss B, n. Harris Of Pientywooe
spent Sunday visiting with her sister
Mrs Veraa Pomer}esu and Mrs. Os-
car johnson,
c. II. Cole. .djustor for the Hawk
eye Insurance Company. is here this
week adjusting hail losses for this
community.
Arthur Charlesworth shipped so
head Of cattle. and Ed. Sherman co
head to East st. Louis. No. this
week
Several young people of this city
n,otored = FroM Tuesday night to
attend = dance given by the Hovind
Orchestra
Mrs J. II. Dolin and Mrs. S. Rettin-
ger and son Melvin were calling on
friends at Froid Wednesday after
noon
Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. o. Jones, a
daughter ON Sunday, August lst, at
their homestead on the Fort Peck res
ervation.
Miss Dorothy Wigmore returned
the first Of the week from RetlStone
where She had been visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. J. FrandSen of Couer de Alen.,
Idaho, arrived here Thursday for
few weeks visit ut the home Of her
son II. f.. Frandsen.
Mrs J. NJ. Borgeson left for her
home in Egeland, N. D., Thursday
night after spending several days 1t
the home of her daughter, Mrs. i. +.
fulker>on.
J. &. Erien. Andrew Grumho, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Morin and family
returned Tuesday from Belcours, y.
d., where they attended he annual
Catholic festival Of St. AIMS uay.
The dance given here in the Com
munity Hall "Wednesday night by the
liovind Orchestra Of Minot, y. D.,
was we'll attended. a number hing
here from the surroun,lin. country.
Rev. F. f. Henry, formerly pastcr
ut Ptentywoo<1 now superintendent for
northern Montana in the Conylcgl-
tion:,l church, will hold services ut the
Eden Valley school house SUNDAY af-
ternoon ut four o'clock. Aug u.s. 18th.
4 cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend.
J. z, An.lreasen of Dagmar shipped
L car load Of cattle to the Omaha,
\eh market Thursday,
Mr.. Coli. accompanied by Mrs.
Donovan. made their weekly visit to
Mrs, Gots. wife and daughter who is
staying ut the city hospital. Mr.. and
Mrs, Ed. Spoklie Of Coalri.ige called
upon the lady Thursday and Mr. and
Mrs. Aaku> Of Antelope called Fri
day.
Geo. Schum. formerly Of this place.
now Of Glasgow. and Mr.. Meyers, of
the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph company. headquarters at
Denver. Colorado. were in the city
Thursday instructing telephone oper-
atorS in the new toll routine.
Roman Boreley. the courteous sales
man at the Montana Meat Market.
was on visit to his homestead near
Do<Son for q few days recently. Dur
ing his absence Ted Jensen was in
charge rs salesman.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G. Hansen, Marius
lbsen, Peter Jensen and John Hansen
Of Grenora. N. D., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard PaulSon from the Fort Peck
reservation were guests Of Mr.. and
rs N. P. Miller in the city Sun
day.
The Degree Of Honor ladies' bake
sale held in the Club rooms last Sat-
ur,iay was Il social and financial sue
cess and the ladies extend their thanks
and appreciation to the Ruff Mex for
their assistance. The receipts were
about $24.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Glaenzke and
family returned last Friday from
months visit with relatives and
friends in Minnesota. They made the
round trip by auto without a mishap
and say that they had an enjoyable
outing,