The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-14

week. iii0' oI Cile
Messrs. Hoff and Alexander of An
telope were here to attend the dance
last Saturday evening. They retI1Tn-
Cd home the following day.
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Attorney Paul Babcock left first
OF the week for Helena, where he
VIII spend a few days attending to
legal business matters.
Nurse Nellie Patterson ra+,,rned
monday from Navajo, where she has
2een nursing in the Boyd home. Mr..
BOYD is Just recovering from a Sc
we're attack of pneumonia.
John Lindblom. farmer from the
raymond country, was in town last
Monday afternoon to attend Jhe
stockholders meeting of the Radtum
Remedies Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Matkin were
] in town from their ranch in the Red
stone country last week attending to
business matters and visiting at the
home of J. D. Matkin.
Mable Moore, teacher at Wesrbv
| spent the week end in brentwood.
She was on her way to Westby from
Spokane, Wash, where she had been
visiting her parents during the holt
/ day vacation.
Miss Mildred Bacon spent the week
end in Plentywood. She was on her
way home to Dooley from Minneapo-
lis, where she spent her Christmas
vacation with friends and relatives.
Andrew Hansen returned Monday
from Helena and Great Falls where
he spent week on business mat
tiers. While in Helena, Mr.. Hansen
attended the legislature which is in
session.
Mrs. Baldur Jensen was here from
Redstone last Sunday visiting with
friends. She was accompanied nome
by Mr.. Jensen, who has been here
attending to business matters for
some time.
! c. G. Christensen of the Ingwal-
son Co. store of this city left Mon
day for Crosby, n. D., where he will
spend few days attending to bust
ness matters in connection with the
store.
Mrs. E. M. Hunt left Tuesday for
Shelby, where she will spend two
weeks attending to business matters
In connection with the Rep Top Oil
and Gas Company. She will also
spend some time visiting with
friends
Miss Mary Jones, chief operator of
the local telephone office, left Mon
day for her home near Lewistown,
this state, where she will spend
couple of weeks visiting her parents.
Mrs. Torstenson and Gladys Kelly
will be in charge of the telephone Of
flee during her absence.
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Mesdames Carl Bull and R. E. Gus
tafson entertained at a bridge party
at the home of Mrs. Bull last Tues
/ day evening. Four tables played ana
Mrs. George KOenig received first
1 prize for high score. Mrs. Ray Lang
! received second. Luncheon was serv-
ed at eleven o'clock.
/ Myrtle Donaldson entertained the
4 members of the Bridge Club at her
/ home last Saturday evening. Twelve
/ members were present and three
/ tables played until eleven o'clock
when luncheon was served. Mrs
j. P. Palubicki was awarded first
I
ond.
Sam Christensen from Medicine
Lake spent a few days in Plentywood
this week attending to business mat
ters in connection with the Ingwal-
: son store at Medicine Lake. From
here he went to Crosby, N. D., to
attend to business matters of like
manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. johnson enter
tanned the Misses Sarah and Ann
( Hansen and Stella Larsen at dinner
/ ct their home last Tuesday at SIX
o'clock After dinner the guests were
escorted to the New Orpheum where
they enjoyed the show, The Black
Bird.
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The members of the Progressive
I Farmers organization are planning
to put on an old time dance in the
very near future. Watch for the
bills and be prepared to have one OF
the best times in the history of Plen-
tywood. Whites orchestra will fur
nish the music. New pieces will be
intermiXed with the old time dances.
A delicious dinner was served to a
group, the friends of Mrs. Myskie,
head nurse at the hospital, last We'd
nesday evening at Vests Cafe. Mrs.
Helgeson was hostess. The guests,
Misses Heyerdahl, Dyste, Singleton,
Cavanaugh and Mrs Gradstrand, re-
ported a lovely time at the occasion,
which was being celebrated in honor
Of Mrs. Mysllie's birthday.
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Miss Alice Stoner celebrated her
nineteenth birthday by entertaining
six Of her former classmates at a
dinner party Wednesday, The deco
rations were in pink and white. The
large birthday cake was in the, same
color. Miss Stoner received many
lovely gifts from the guests, who
1 left for their respective homes after
having spent most delightful even
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Plenrywood School Notes