The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-16

John Series from Comertown was
"a business caller here Saturday.
0. N. Void was transacting bust
ness matters and renewing acquaint-
ances in this city last Monday.
o.
Mrs. Blaine Dean and son Jimmie,
are spending this week visiting Mrs.
Deans sister, Stella King on the farm
in the DOOley country.
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The members of the Lutheran
Church Choir will put on their Easter
Cantata at the Lutheran at Outlook
Sunday afternoon and at Antelope in
the Lutheran Church Sunday evening.
Mrs. F. P. Marshall spent several
days in town this week visiting at
the E. E. Belanski and Andrew Han
sen homes. She returned to her home
on the farm south of town Thursday.
frankie Fishbeck left Thursday for
Minneapolis where will spend some
time looking up base ball players for
the PlentywoOd team this year. He
expects to be gone a week or ten days.
Rudolph Nelson was transacting
business in this city last Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Nelson left the first
! o fthe week for points in Minnesota
where she will spend some time visit
ing friends an drelatives.
fans Agaard, farmer from the re-
servatiOn, was attending to business
matters here last Thursday afternoon.
He purchased load Of oats for the
spring feeding at the local Flour
Milling Company.
] Melvin Thomson and Robert Rinker
left the first of the week with the
county road machinery and will spend
some time in the near future doing
some extensive road repairing thru
cut the county.
Dick Gustafsen invited several of
his neighbOr playmates to his home
last Monday after school to help him
celebrate his eighth birthday anniver-
sary by having a treat of ice cream
and cake. Ate which they played
games for few hours.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson anC
( Jens Miller from Dagmar were at
tending to important matters and Wis,
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Neils Madsen in this city last Satur
day afternoon, they also visited theil
daughter, Esther, who is attending
= high school here.
The members of the Eastern Sta-
, Lodge held their regular meeting il
their lodge rooms last Wednesda.
e evening, after the business of tn
/. evening had been dispensed with. tn
:. members retired to the entertainment
:, room where luncheon was served b.
!, the committee in charge and a fey
hours were also spent in visiting.
Mrs. John Jodell arrived the frs
t of the week from points on the west
' ern coast where she has been visitin
=. her daughters fer the past severa
: months. She will spend a few days i
: this city visiting her nephew, Marti
: TOftness, and family. From here sh
will visit friends and relatives a
e Washburn, S. D. for few weeks.
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:, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Koser enter
/! tanned a few friends at dinner at thei
" home last Sunday afternoon at thre
e o'clock. Their guests were Mr.. an
= Mrs. DR.. R. E. Gustafsen and Mr.. an
q Mrs. Ed. Powers of Medicine LAX
It After dinner few games of care
were enjoyed.
IS Mrs. G. A. Bertsh and daughte
t Donna, arrived the first of the wee
T. from points in the east where the
a have been visiting with friends ar
relatives for the past several week
They will spend some time in tn
e, city visiting at the home of Mr.
s. Bertsh's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
s. Ziebarth before returning to the
le home at Glasgow.
John Anderson, prominent farm
from the Dagmar country was tran
es acting business matters and visitil
st with friends in this city last Wedne
re day afternoon. Mr.. Andersen has
p good deal of his crop seeded. He
farming a section of land a few mil
south of Dagmar and prognosticates
81 whale Of a wheat crop for that cOu
Oh try this season.
n Last Monday afternoon fifteen la
or friends of Mrs. George Pierce met
her home and gave her a genuine sU
prise party. The afternoon W
no spent visiting and at hand work.
'eT five o'clock, luncheon furnished
eG the guests, was served. The occasi
M was Mrs. Pierce's birthday annivt
lCe sary and she was presented with
cy set of silver salad forks as a tok
Is of remembrance.
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Janet Lundquest entertained a f
we of her schoolmates at a party at
asC home of her aunt, Mrs. R. E. Gust.
zee sen last Thursday evening from Z
me until II O'Clock. Sixteen guests we
ley present and the time was spent
TO games and a sumptuous lunche
served by Mrs. Gustafsen. Miss Jal
received many beautiful gifts in hol
=, ,,,e of her thirteenth birthday anniv
~ sary.
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