The producers news., 1927-12-09
COMERTOWN


Miss Dina Bloch, who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Hans Andreason,
left Monday for her home at Har-
vey, N. d.
Miss Emma Lavadure and Jack
Beaman were married last Friday in
Plentywood. Miss Lavadure is one of
the popular young women of Conner
town and she has the best wishes of
the community.
Raymond Beade of Bengough, Sas-
katchewan, Can, is staying with his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. l. J.
Schilling and attending school.
Il. w. Hout of the U. S. Immigra-
ton Bureau, has been transferred to
ComertOwn from Dooley for the re-
maiRder Of the winter.
Peder Bruvold spent the week end
In PlentywOOd on business.
Hans Rasmussen, county surveyor.
was a business caller in Comertown
Monday.
A dance was held in the Comertown
restaurant Saturday night. A fair
sized crowd attended and enioyed
themselves. The music was furnish
ed by Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Mex enzie
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hout spent the
Thanksgiving vacation in Kenmare.
N. d., where Mr. Hout took a civil
service examination.
Tim Quigley returned Saturday
from PlentywoOd, where he had been
on business.
Church services were held last Sun
day afternoon. Rev Dordahl was un-
able to be present on account of the
weather. Mr. Rostad took charge of
the services and a very good meet
ing was held. The newly organized
church choir sang some selections
which were thoroughly enjoyed.
NJ: J.. Rostad and son Merlin went
to Crosby, N. d., Friday and return
ed Saturday. They made the trip in
order to have some dental work done.
The ComertOwn Library Club has
ordered group of books which
should be here this week. The libra
ry IS open every Friday afternoon.
and several books are being checked
out each week.
Blaine Van Pelt returned Tuesday
from the east where he had been Wis
iting relatives.
J. Verne Dusenberry of the high
school faculty went to Minot to con
suit an eye specialist during the
Ihanksg wing vacation. He was ac-
companied by Christopher Biork.
A special meeting of the school
board was held Tuesday afternoon
The business was concerned with the
heating plant of the new schoo
building.
T. 0. Helm braved the zero wealth
er and hauled load of grain to towr
Tuesday
Mrs. Andrew Espen and childrer
moved into town Tuesday in ordel
that their children might attent
school easier.
George Nelson, who lives south O
town, left last Wednesday to spen,
a year visiting relatives in his olc
home in Denmark.
Caroline and Harold Johnson bav
moved into town for the school ear
Hazel and Mildred Berkerbakken ar
staying with them.
Gladys Twet celebrated her twelftl
birthday with a party Monday after
noon after school. The girls wer
entertained with games and st1nt,
tempting refreshments were serve
by Mrs. Jacob Twet. Those who en-
Joyed the party were Astrid and Ef
lie Norberg, Violet and Beatric
Bjork, Louise Pohle, Hazel Berger
bakken, Mildren Magnussen and Kel
NIT Austed.
A. M. Norberg is in Wildrose. \
d., on business.
irwin Negaard, who is spending tn
winter with Mr. and Mrs. M. l.. Sal
ern, while attending high school. sper
the week end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Rasmusee an
family, Mr.. and Mrs Christ Oh an an
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred CT,
metson were among the people WI
drove in to attend services last Sun
day.
Mr.. ana Mrs Andrew Vogt an
family were guests at the home ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fransen la
Sunday
Mrs. l. G. Iverson was calling {
several friends in Comertown la
week, taking orders for Christm;
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zina Boley enjoyed
radio program at the home of M
and Mrs. Carl Magnussen Saturd;
night.
Olof and Colbern Gronvold spe
Sunday at the ranch home of the
parents.
Mrs. Golda Boley's class of seven
and eighth grade pupils have start
a class in Manual Training, whi