The producers news., 1926-01-15
MEDICINE LAKE

Edw. S. Powers went to Bainville I
l Thursday to spend New Years with /
his brother VIII.
Miss Ruby Robinson of Bainville !
was a guest of her friend Miss Gina /
Stubban here over New Years.
Miss Hannah Johnson returned Sat /
urday after spending the holiday va
cation at the home of her parents /.
near Outlook.
Miss Alpha Flick, who has been
visiting at home for the past two
weeks left Saturday to resume her
school work at Minneapolis
John Martin is at FrOid this week
assisting on the Baker ranch during
the illness of his father-in-law jim
Baker.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. c. Kilgore of SEQ
bey spent New Years at the hCme of
the Mrs. Killgore's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Pomalo.
Victor Merrill, who has been en-
plOyed at the ScObey Drug for some
time past came down New Years Eve
to visit his parents, remaining until
Saturday when he left for MinneapO-
/ lis where he will attend the school of
( pharmacy the coming term.
Marjorie Markuson left Monday
evening for Grand Forks, N. D.,
/ where she will resume her studies at
+ the State University after spending
I her vacation with her parents here.
DIR. Cloud reports the birth of the
/ following babies during the past
week. The first New Year baby, a
/ girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
/ Angvick early New Years Day. A
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Murray of Homestead December 31st.
On January End baby girl arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh
Gentry.
Mrs. Nels Lodahl and children Est
her and Einar will leave today in
company with her daughter, Msr. r..
E. Grimm, who has been spending
the holidays here, for the latter's $
home at FOrmOsa, Kans. Mrs. Lo-
dahl has been in very poor health for
some time and it is with the hope
that the change of climate will bene-
fit her health that she will spend
some time visiting at the home OF
her daughter.
friends of Miss Alpha Flick pleasant
lv surprised her at farewell party
Wednesday evening at which all pres
ent had a most enjoyable time Mrs
Deem tickled the appetltles OF the
voung. merrymakers with most de-
: iicious luncheon. ~,
, The First Annual Ball given by Cne
Fire Department at the Community
} Hall here New Years Eve was Dy Iai
the most enjoyable dancing event OF
the season. A fair crowd atCehoeo
but every one enjoyed the evening C'
: the utmost. 4o;oo
The Alter Society was entertalneC
bv Mrs. William Bates Nedhesods
= afternoon. - CT
Miss Louise Hampscn returned 9aC
. urday from a visit with hef siSO0i
Mrs. Reynan at Archer. 1.4o,
Mrs. Joe Brien returned 10 ProcE4I II
Monday after spending a week VIII
7 her friends here. IN u;+o,
> at the home of his brother marry 'ii'
fore part of the week. ~
Jack Kjelstrup of PlentyWSoou Iep
resenting the Continental On, was
business visitor here THURSDAY -
= the County Seat this week attending
the session of the district courC, SUN
as Jurors, witnesses, and speG!aCoi TiO n
The Misses lQa OuCSPO3 4
orme and Christine NORM returned /!
Poplar Saturday to resume Cnel @
school work after spending their Va
cation here with their parents. n,
Mr.. John Daley, the Misses hut e
- Galenzke, Miss Lucy CharlesWoro
= and Esther Sorenson were guests q :
the Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Deem nom
. New Years day.
4 Mrs. Edw. S. Powers reVuTile I3Is
. Thursday morning from st. Fas q.
g where she was called owing TO vi
= III. - L.. hn.nAhnr