The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-23

flentyW00d callers Monday.
Come in and see our new goods.
Our prices speak for themselves.
J0hns0n's Store. adv.
Misses Sarah and Ann Hansen.
Miss Ruth SWenning and Sam Chris
tiansen Of lngWalsOn's store, motor
ed TO the farm home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Daley in the Redstone country
last Wednesday evening to partake
Of sumptuOus dinner at six o'clock.
Miss Ruth Swenning Of Ingwalson
60. store left Thursday for Stanbuck,
Mimi, where she will spend a three
weeks vacation visiting her sister
and other relatives at different
points In Minnesota She will be
back at lngwalsOn's store i'm three
weeks.
The members of the Reading Club
were entertained at the Lewis home
last Thursday afternoon, the time was
spent at playing bridge and a delicious
picnic dinner served on small tables
on the lawn, Mrs. Ralph Sunderland
and Miss Isabel Braden were guests
Of honor
Mr. and Mrs j. G.. Verling and
son Jackie arrived first of the week
from Shakopee, Mimi, to spend a few
days here visiting Mrs Verlngs par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. SINNERS.
Mrs. Verling was formerly Miss
Rachael SINNERS, they made the trip
by car.
Vern Little came first of the week
from the Davis ranch in the Outlook
country where he has been employed
for the past two weeks. Mr.. Little
has been suffering from an attack of
sciatc rheumatism, and will spend
some time here under the care of a
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Aspelund and
family and Miss Laura Aspelund left
today friday for Minot, N. D.,
where they will spend a week visit
ing at the home of VIM. Aspelund
and family. Miss Laura will remain
the remainder of the summer months
where she will be employed,
Mrs. f.. +. BARNS and daughter
Mrs. Peter Brown arrived first of
the week from ST. Cloud to spend a
few days at the home of Mrs Cairns
sister, Mrs. Henry Barner and family
| They came 20 attend the funeral OF
| little Roberta Barnes who died from
a ruptured appendix last Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gray spent
few hours in this city last Tuesday
visiting with old time friends They
were on their way home TO Redstone
from jamestown, N. d., where they
have been visiting their daughter
Mrs. Phil Snider and family for the
past two weeks. Mrs. Snyder was
formerly Miss Emma Gray
/ Mrs. A. f.. Debing and daughter
Beatrice returned Sunday from points
in the east where they have been
visiting with friends and relatives
they spent a few days in the twin
cities visiting and shopping, and on
their return stopped with friends at
Stanley, N. d., for some time. They
were met at Bainville by Mr. Debing
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Peterson, and
family and Mrs. L. G. Peterson and
family spent a few days in Plenty
wood this week visiting at the homes
of AL and Cal Peterson, III. ID. Moore
and A. l. Brooks They were on
their way home to Opheim after hay
ing spent the past two weeks in
Richville, Mimi, visiting at the homes
of their parents
Prof Frank L. Houston spent sew.
eral days this week in Plentywood at
tending to business matters and visit
ing with some of his many old time
| friends. Mr.. Houston was the first
professor in the Plentywood high
school and taught here for several
years before going TO Helena where
| he is principal Of grade schools on
| friends here who are glad to see hin
back
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Malcolm arriv
ed here first Of the week from Far
90, N d., To spend some time visit
ing at the home Of Hugh's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Malcolm
Hugh is one of PlentyWoOd's old
time boys, having attended schoO
here from the time he was a young
ster. He has been employed at Far
go for the past FIVE years during
which time he has paid yearly visits
TO the home folks
Mrs. George Koenig entertained tn,
members of the Bridge Club at he
home last Thursday afternoon, six
teen guests were present and bridge
was played at four tables for severa
hours when a sumptuOus luncheon
was served The dining room wa
beautifully decorated with gardel
flowers and everyone did Justice Il
the splendid eats. Miss Isabel Bra
den was guest of honor.
Mrs. j. A. Johnson and daughte
Ruby left first of the week for Am
brose N. d., where they will spend
few days visiting at the home of Be
Johnson and family, from there the
will go to Harmony, Minnesota wher
they will visit at Mrs. Johnson's oil
home. Ruby will remain In MinnesOt
and enter the State Normal Train
ing school when the winter term op
ems and Mrs. Johnson will return t
PlentywOod in about a month.
The dance at KOwsllis barn last Sat
urday evening, put on by the Amer
lean Legion boys was we'll ATTENDED
the large barn loft was packed {
capacity with dance fans from a
, over the northern part of the count,
The floor was In excellent shape, mu
sic full of pep, and a general goo
time was had by all present Tn
I legion boys cleared a neat sum q
1 money which will be used for tn
benefit of disabled veterans at Fol
Harrison.
\ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nicholso
e left first of the week for Richlan,
this state where they will open
+ large rooming house. They have pul
4 chased two lots on main street in III
new town and are now busy diggin
4 the basement They have sever,