The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-07-02

from his homestead near Flaxville.
Mrs. P. G.. Anderson went to Am
brose, Tuesday, an dreturned Thurs
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris johnson left
Wednesday on motor trip to Sidney
to visit relatives and friends.
Severn Jensen and family came up
from Ambrose Monday and moved
out on their farm.
Emil Au>tad came down from Com
ertown Tuesday and went out to his
big farm. He reports crop prospects
fine.
Carl Haugen went down to Column
bus, N: D., Saturday, returning Mon
day. He will be employed in the meat
market at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuter- entertained at
Sunday dinner Mr.. and Mrs. A. O.
Stage berg, Alvin, Roy and Guida
StaEcberg and c. W. Aunger.
Miss Sophie Deitline returned from
g g., visit with Dooley friends; Mrs.
Shumach = accompanied her home to
spend (. few days with Mrs. VIM.
SchloeSser.
Mrs. Sig Nelson and children left
Thursday of last week for months
visit with her mother at Viborg, N.
D. Mr.. Nelson accompanied her as
far as Minot for a short visit.
t The Daneville S. S. picnic last Fri
day was we'll attended and the child
rem were entertained with games, etc.
At lunch time the ladies served ice
cream and lemonade to all present.
Mr.. Romer made an address to the
children.
The MasiOnS of this city are keep
ing the editor of this paper supplied
with roses at the Kennare hospital,
a most gracious way of showing their
friendship for dad" and encouraging
him to put up good fight to get
we'll.
Last Friday afternoon, Mrs. Points
end Mrs. Miller entertained at a
birthday in honor of Donald and
Thomas, at the Points home. About
Rs small guests were invited and on
arrival each child received Gap of
the Allies which was worn the re-
mainder of the afternoon. After
playing games, refreshments were
served. Donald and Thomas re-
ceived many beautiful and useful
gifts from their little friends.
Monday, June 81, was the shortest
day Of the year.
Mrs. Solberg was over to Plenty
wood Saturday.
Last week Rev. Theo. t.aberg en-
tertaincd relatives from ktamare.
County Sheriff Bennett attended the
Shriners' convention at Helena.
John Tonneson Of Alkabo paid this
city Il business call Monday.
Editor Nelson and wife Of the Plen-
tywood Herald arc home from trip
through North Dakota.
Miss Wilson, superintendent of
schools, and her deputy are visiting
schools in this district.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Hansen of the Coalridge country, a
daughter, making the twelfth child.
Mrs. Reinhart Stubbe entertained
Mrs. Solberg and Miss Pauls1ud at
the farm Thursday.
Miss Mathea OIesen is taking
short vacation this week and went to
Sidnel with the Morris Johnson's to
visit relatives.
Alvin B. Stageberg leaves Thursday
to attend the state convention of the
American Legion ut Livingston, June
2Sth and Goth.
Clarence Onstad is talking again
after having his tonsils removed. For
several uayS Cidiehce was very
non-talkative boy.
Mrs. Joe Wirtzberger and Mrs.
Chas. Meyer will entertain the Altar
society, at the home of the former,
Wednesday, June 3Oth.
Miss Sally Sander and Emory San
den were in the city Monday shop
ping and calling on friends. Their
mother is not improving in health this
summer as they had hoped she would
A. B. Ness and two little daughters
Julia and Dorothy came up from For
tuna Monday morning, Mr.. Ness re-
turning on the afternoon train. The
two little girls will remain with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Ness during the
absence of their mother at the hos
pital ut Northwood, N. D.
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general election you must register be- |
fore July 9Th or you cannot vote at
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