The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-16


are in fine condition in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Epler from
Ottertail. Minnesota, visited Mrs. G.
Hunter of Antelope for three days
on their way back home from a trip
to the Coast.
Mrs. Blaine Dean entertained the
members of the Reading Club at her
home last Wednesday afternoon.
-Four tables played bridge and a de-
Iicious luncheon was served. Four
non-member guests were present.
Mrs. Peter Marion and daughter,
Katherine. entertained a few friends
at dinner last Saturday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mad
den. Ten guests were present and
all partook heartily of the sumptuous
eats.
The American Legion members met
at their regular session at the Elgin
! Cafe last Tuesday evening. Prepare
tions for the dance at Kowski's barn |
were talked over and regular routine |
business transacted. A nice luncheon
was served.
The Krazy Kat Orchestra left to-
day friday for points in the
southern part Of the state where they
will mt on dances at various towns.
They are scheduled to- play at Fort
Union. Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. E. Rishoff, form
err residents of Antelope, who have
been in st. Paul, Minnesota, return
ed to Antelope to attend the funeral
= of Mrs. Ole NJ Grimsrud, mother of
Mrs. Ed. E. Rishctf.
Mrs. H. M. Lewis entertained
few friends at dinner last Wednes-
: dav evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
, Francis Madden. The table was laid
for eight and a sumptuous dinner
: was served in four courses after
= which an hour was spent visiting.
2 Mrs. F. D. Morck and Miss Ruth
i Benson from Antelope were here
last Monday evening, visiting Miss
Ruth Swenning at the Johnson home.
e Miss Benson is a sister of Mrs.
Morck, who is spending a week Wis
: iting at Antelope. Her home is in
Canada.
e The American Legion boys are Civ
I ing a dance at Kowski's barn in the
= Outlook country tomorrow (Satur-
S dav) night, benefits from which will
be sent to the disabled veterans at
y Fort Harrison The boys are eX-
{. pecting a large crowd. Excellent mu-
:; sic will be furnished.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight ItsIin and
Rev. r. Tamman arrived first Of the
n week from Hazen, N. D., to attend
81 the funeral of their sister and daugh-
e ter, Mrs. Vern Alderman. Mrs. It's
g kin was formerly Miss Francis Tam
men, a resident of this city for many
/ years before moving to Hazen.
L Henry Erickson arrived first of the
r. week to spend a few days in this
It CITY visiting his son, Sidney Erickson
and family. Mr.. Erickson is one oil
n. Plentvwood's old time residents, hav
r ing been engaged in business here fol-
S several wears. He has scores o.
Id friends who are glad to see him.
The members of the KraZy Ka
Us orchestra returned last Thursda!
s. from a tour through the western
part of the state where they hav,
at been putting on a series of very sue
cessful dances. They spent a weel
On fishing at Vandalia dam east of Glas
n gov. They made the trip by car.
n, Frank Sitter was attending t
Id business matters at the Plentywoo
flour mill last Tuesday afternoon Nh
t. Sitter was on his way home frOr
n Opheim where he accompanied nj
p daughter, Mrs Selmer Aspelund VIII
a had been visiting her parents for tn
". past ten days on their farm in tn
n DOoley country.
ay Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lang and fam
at w left Saturday for Austin, Mime
is. sofa. where they will visit at tn
n home of Mrs. Bang's relatives. The
will also visit friends and relative
rd at different points in North Dakot
he and expect to spend some time fisl
IN ing and camping They will be gOr
en- two or three weeks.
es Mrs I. G. Zeidler entertained Il
members of the Bridge club at HI
an home last Tuesday afternoon. A vel
af- ENJOYABLE time was had at bridge Il
rs few hours. -Four tables were
M play. Luncheon was served at n
at o'clock. Mesdames c. S. Nielsen, :
F. McLain, N. l.. Nelson and Z. 81
Mr.. menthal were guests OF honor.
ity Mrs. Mccain and children motor
ldi- to Culbertson last Friday to spend {
on week ending visiting Mr.. McCan
OPP who is employed there. They we
ACCOMPANIED as far as Medicine La
and bv Mrs. Ed. Koser and Mrs. Ed
to Lunduuist who visited at the home
day Mrs. Koser's parents, Mr.. and M
ests J. C. Wigmore. They returned hol
tier Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Delane
and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. z
ed barth. Mr.. Delaney will accompa
and the Krazy Kat orchestra on a tC
Nell of the western and southern part
ster the state, leaving Friday while M
Delaney will visit with friends a
lrch relatives at Minneapolis. Their S
mi Donald, will remain with the z
len barths in this city.
ting The Lutheran church Sunday sch
ONE classes held their annual picnic /
Sunday at the farm of Oscar w;
min mild in the Outlook country. A spl
cum did picnic ground was chosen and
nat large crowd from PlentywoOd ;
ter Outlook attended. The picnickers +
over nished luncheon which was spread
five o'clock and Oscar Wagnild
rned nished heaps of homemade ice ere
this which was a treat to everybody.
past Little Aage Larsen, 9-year-old
ness of Mr. and Mrs. A. 7. Larsen of
Red Dagmar country, had the misfort
to be kicked by a horse last Mon
from afternoon while playing in the be
af- yard. He received several deep gas
L. g..