The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-30

Banker G. C. Epler from DOoley
was attending to business matters in
the county capital last Saturday.
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John Eggen and J. H. Nordaun
of Bonetrail, N. D., were in this city
last Monday, being called as witnesses
in civil case being tried before
Judge Paul.
Mrs. J. A. johnson and daughter,
Ruby, Miss Hyerdahl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice motored to Westby last Sunday I
to spend the day visiting friends. /
They returned to attend the cantata
at the Lutheran church in the even
ing.
Mrs. Grandstrand spent the week
end visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Gibbons at Reserve. She
returned home Sunday evening, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons
who took in the movies at the Orphe-
UNI Theatre.
Mrs. C. G. Christianson entertained
few friends at dinner last Sunday
afternoon in honor of Mr.. Christian
sons birthday anniversary. Places
were laid for ten guests. A very
sumptuous meal was enjoyed and the
invited guests wished Mr.. Christian
son many happy returns of the day.
Mrs. J. C. Storl1an entertained the
members of the Luncheon Bridge
Club at her home last Saturday af-
ternoon. After a delicious luncheon
was served, the guests played bridge
at three tables for few hours. Mrs.
George Koenig received honOrs for
holding high score.
Mrs. Z. VI. Hunt, Hank Lewerenz,
Harry Hilliard and John WaldeIs left
Wednesday afternoon by car for Shell
by where they will spend a few days
attending to business matters in con-
nection with the Red Top Oil and
Gas Co.
Matt Samuelson left first of the
week for Shelby this state, where he
has accepted a position doing me
chanical work in the oil fields. Mr..
different garages in this city for
several years past and is an excellent
, mechanic.
! Miss Margaret Barner entertained
a few of her school mates at party
at her home last Wednesday after
I school, in honor of her birthday. The
: time was spent at playing variOu:
: games until five o'clock when lunch
n con was served by Mrs. Barner. Mar
: garet received many beautiful gift!
as remembrances of the occasion.
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: John Lundquist and daughter-in
h law Edna Lundquist, came last Tues
e day evening from Minneapolis. MI
S Lundquist will return after having
S spent few days looking after bust
ness matters and Edna will remain
to spend the summer months with he
n sister, Mrs. R. E. GustafsOn an
IS family.
4. The firm of Moe and Moore unload
l. ed car of Snow White Flour tn
middle of this week. This is the sec
ond carload of Snow White that fir
e has purchased during the last 81
D months. The Plentywood Baker
le uses that brand of flour exclusivel
ID in making their famous Mother
Bread.
N Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Denzer an
n daughter were in from their farm
+ the Medicine Lake country last Sa
I urday, doing some shopping and n
newing acquaintance. Mr.. Denzt
n has a large acreage Of wheat seede
1o at this time.
re Miss Glow Krebsbach returne
al Friday from Moorhead, Mimi, whel
an she has been since school expired la
year, taking up a business cours
al Miss Krebsbach is a graduate of Il
= 1925 class of the Plentywood scho
NJ and her friends are glad to know tn;
in she will spend the summer in tn
" city.
- Rev. B. D. Fridley arrived la
Of Wednesday from Rapelje to spend
e. few days looking after his farmir
= interests and visiting with his 81
~ ter, Mrs. Ed. Kjelstrup and famil
Il also numerous other friends, WI
were very glad to see him back. Re
RS Fridley was former pastor of Il
ay Evangelical church.
en-. ~ NJ -
he WI. ana Hrs. u; W. Ds1lIie III my q
urday evening to help them celebra
he their sixteenth wedding anniversaI
of Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ia
wn Bennett and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
ISL L. Nelson and family, Mr.. and M
Carl Bull and family, DR.. E. G. Stet
and Paul Babcock. A delicious di
IN ner was served after which a f,
asst hours were spent visiting.
his