The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-19

A large crowd attended the show
put on by the Milligan sister last
Monday evening. The Milligan girls
are former residents Of this city and
have many friends here.
Mrs. Chas. Fieldhouse arrived last
Thursday from Deadwood, S. d., to
spend a few days in this city visiting
her sister, Mrs. Casper Reuter- and
family
Mrs Fred Foman entertained the
members of the Bridge club at her
home last Tuesday evening. Four
tables layed bridge and Mrs. Henry
Zimmerman received high score. Lun
cheon was served at midnight.
Mrs Clarence Undhiem has been
on the sick list a few days this week.
Leo Heisler was in town from his
farm in the Raymond country last
Monday attending to business mat
tiers.
Ole Nicholson from Antelope at
tended to county seat business here
last Wednesday. Mr.. Nicholson made
the Producers News office a pleasant
call and incidentally renewed his sub
scripticn to the paper for another
! year.
The seventh and eighth grades ac-
companied by their teacher, Miss
Thelma Wuest, visited the local flour
mill last Wednesday afternoon at 800
O'clock, to be instructed as to the pro-
cess the wheat goes through in being
made into flour.
Ground corn and oats mixed. $4,000
per ton. PlentywOOd Milling Co. ad
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morck Of Ante
lope spent Wednesday visiting at the
home cf Mr.. and Mrs Viggo Petersen
and family in this city. The Morck
family has been guaranteed with
4 scarlet fever and had their house
fumigated while they were in Plenty
wood.
Aladdin Mantlos & Wicks on hand
at all times. PETERSON co. adv.
The Hospital Club met at the LEGAL
hospital last Wednesday evening for
the purpose Of electing a new board
for the ensuing year. Those elected
were: l.. j. Onstad. G. G. Christian
son, Mrs. l.. G. ZeiGler, VIM Erick-
! son, l.. +. Rue and Mr.. Mitchell
Curt Dennis, deputy State Marshall
spent several days in PlentyWocd this
week, attending to official business
? matters. From here he made a trlI
to Westby, Scobey and Glentana
? where he was attending to business
matters.
"Hub" Wirtzberger returned Mon
, day from Helena where he had beer
a fer the past few months receiving
medical attention at the Veterans
! Hospital. Mr.. Wirtzeberger is feel
5 ing much better but is not fully re
I covered from wounds received on The
battehelds Of France during thu
+ World War.
. Get your stamped goods at John
+ sons store. Our prices are right. az
/. Mr. and Mrs. Sufield entertaine
:. the members of the Senior class a
/. the Kelly home last Saturday even
!, ING to a Valentine party. The spa
. cious Kelly home was beautifully de
! corated i'm the Valentine effect wit
= hearts and cupids The evening wa
spent at playing games for which tn
winner received "A prize in each game
e About 20 students were present an
i all had very enjoyable time dress
II ed as little girls and boys. A del
cious luncheon was served at mi'
night.
'e Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thuesen wei
5 here from Dagmar last Sunday
d consult DR.. Steele about their seve
N months old baby, who had been su
fering with ear trouble. 1t was foun
m that the child had mastoids and a
IN operation was performed on Tuesda
Is morning. The baby is getting alien
I'd nicely at present but is still patiel
v. at the hospital.
" Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Lee invited
ne guests TO their home last Saturdf
m auening to help them celebrate the
he silver wedding anniversary. The tin
was spent at playing cards and van
ev Gus other games until ten o'cloi
nm when two tables were spread for
,w elegant banquet. Twelve guests we
RS seated at each table. The decoration
were beautifully arranged in cut ca
IA nations and ferns The banquet w
-, served by four young ladies IN thr
-, courses. Francis Huebner acted
Nv postmaster and many clever storl
nv and Jokes were told. Mr.. and Nj
Lee were presented with many beau
on full silver gifts in honor Of the ocC
M sion and the departing guests wish
ISIS them many more years Of happlnt
az and prosperity
The program and dance put on
re- the members of the Women's Auz
at iary of the American Legion last 81
Ihe urday evening at the Orpheum III
ast atre drew large crowd. Despite
stormy weather people from all o'
en- the county came to hear the musi
Ellis treat that had been promised the
son The program was closed with tw,
me tv minute farce entitled, Borrow
ner Trouble which brought loud
rs. plause from the audience. The !
lrst was beautifully decorated in the '
eri- entine effect with red hearts. Inn
mn. diately after the program, the fl
hat was cleared and dancing was enjoy
excellent music being furnished
For the Star Orchestra. A neat sum
vii money was cleared by the Auuh
ots which will be used tc help the wou
veil ed war veterans at Fort Harrison.