The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-03-12

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John Gregg from BainviIle spent
several days in this city this week
attending to legal business matters.
Mr.. Gregg is employed in the BANK at
Bainville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fischen we're
here from Redstone q few days hrSE
Of the week visiting at the nome OF
Judge and Mrs. S. z. Paul. MIS-.
Fischell is a sister of Mrs Paul
Gus Barner from Raymond spent
Saturday and Sunday in PlentyWood'
transacting business matters and VS.
iting with friends and relatives.
Mrs. B. Stewart from Antelope
spent Saturday and Sunday in this
lefty shopping and visiting with
friends.
Misses Barnstad and Bystedt, teach
ers of the Reserve schools, spent Sat
urday afternoon in PlentywOod shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Miss Ruth Smith was here from
Antelope last Saturday afternoon on
a short shopping trip. Miss Smith
teaches in the Antelope schools.
John MOrtensen, farmer from the
, Dagmar country was attending to
county seat business matters here
last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Marshall were
in fro mtheir farm south of town last
Tuesday afternoon shopping.
Miss Sena Arneson came from her
! home in the Antelope country last
Cof low of o. q
position in the Andrew Hansen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Viggo Petersen went
: to Reserve last Saturday afternoon.
: They attended the home talent play at
that place in the evening and spent
= Sunday at the homes of friends.
? Mrs. N. F. Madden entertained q
few guests at dinner last Monday al
six o'clock in honor of Mrs. Chas
Garnar who left Thursday for points
on the western coast.
r. E. Hansen from Antelope who
has been a patient at the local hOspita
here for some time left last Frida!
for Minneapolis where he will consult
specialist, he was accompanied b!
Miss Wife, one Of the hospital nurses
Messrs. Christ and Andrew Rein
asOder went to their home in the An
telope country last Saturday evening
to spend Sunday visiting at the home
ID of friends and reatives. Both ar
If employed at the light plant.
IS Ray Lang received word LAST Frida,
70 that his wife's mother had died a
y Austin, Mimi. Mr.. Lang left imme
at diately for that place. Mrs. Lam
he time and will return home with Nj
he Lang after the funeral
Martin Nereson was here from hi
farm in the McElroy country Nor
day and Tuesday of this week to al
tend the County Commissioners meet
ing and requested some read wOT
done in his community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Hoist are til
proud parents of a baby girl porn
them last Monday at the Memoir;
hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoist al
from Comertown and have been resi-,
ing at the Ernest Hoist nome mere fl
the past three weeks.
- r. Packard, of Malta, arrived Il
first of the week to accept a pOsitiC
lie as manager Of the local telephone o
Al fee Mr.. Packard will fill the vacanC
TO caused by the resignation of Z.
Pellan, who will take Mr. Packard
place at Malta. The Pellan fami
at will leave in the near future fl
Malta.
Last Sunday morning after Mas
the members of the st. Joseph
church quire presented Mrs Cha
Garnar with beautiful pocket bot
as a farewell gift Mrs. Garnar 0
ganized the Clire over fifteen yea
ago and mas been an active nemb
ever since Size also organized t
Altar so1icCy.
Mrs. A. F. Ziebarth entertained
-. few friends at her home last Tue
III day evening at a party given in no
or of Mrs. Chas. Garner, the time w
her spent at games and cards and
lily sumptuOus luncheon served by Nj
Ziebarth at eleven o'clock Mrs. Ga
an, ner was presented with an agate ri
ess as a token of remembrance from t
guests.
all Orville Bantz, who has been visiti
no with friends and relatives at differe
eek points in Iowa and Illinois for t
past two months, returned last Satl
o.a day to spend a few days visit
go with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shol
81 Bantz, in this city, before going
Williston where he has accepted
ton position with E. M. Naylor in
his garage at that place
re- Miss Shirley Erickson, daugh
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Erickson ent
the tanned twelve of her playmates at
this party at her home last WednesC
few evening. Games were played and
less very dainty luncheon was served
flee. Mrs. Erickson at 5 o'clock. The
ele- caslon was Miss Shlrley's NTH DIR
eco, day anniversary. she was preseh
1ted with many beautiful birthday glIts