The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-12-06

to visit friends and relatives for
sometime, starting Monday morn
ing the 25th.
Mr.. Wilberg representing the Oh
iver line Of farm implements call
ed on the Homestead Hardware &
Implement Co.. Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. R. G. Bryan and little
daughter left by train for an ex-
tended visit with friends and rela-
tives at Bemidji, Mimi, Tuesday
afternoon.
Martin GrOnlie made a business
trip to Williston by car Tuesday
Of last week.
Reports Of the selling Of the 10
cal pool hall by John Olson to r.
NJ. (Rube) Gronlie have been def
initely confirmed and Rube is now
in charge. Mr.. Olson has not as
yet stated what he plan to do but
claims that he is in no great hurry
to leave a town he likes and the
many friends that he has here.
P. ]. Bennett left Monday after
noon to visit his daughter who re-
sides in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Murray
went to PIentywood by train Fri
day of last week.
Oscar Opgrande of Plentywood
was in Homestead Saturday af-
ternoon and while here attended
the Lutheran Ladies Aid Supper
and Sale.
William Casper, one of Froid's
BARRIERS, drove up from Froid
Tuesday afternoon.
Jerry Stanek drove 10 Medicine
Lake Saturday morning In order to
bring Miss Doris home for the
week end.
May C. Jacobsen made business
calls upon her town customers
Friday of last week.
The annual Lutheran Ladies' Aid
Supper and Sale conducted by the
ladies nthe church basement was
huge success. 1t was estimated
that about two hundred attended
the supper and somewhere in the
neighborhood of S175.0O was real
lied from the supper and sale.
The Homestead Independent bas-
ketball team is playing its first
game of the season at Homestead
Saturday night, November Both.
This game will be with the Brock
ton Independents. Come out and
watch and help our team beat
Brockton. There viii be a dance
after the game. The proceeds
from the dance will go to furnish
suits for the team it is under
stood.
HOMESTEAD SCHOOL NOTES
Mr.. Martin Viste has been busy
the past week fitting storm win
dows on to the Gymnasium. This
will help considerably in cutting
down the coal bill during the win
ter.
The pupils have for the most
part been spending all of their
spare time practicing for the
Thanksgiving program.
Those who have neither been alb
sent nor tardy during the past
month are: Beverly F1eischman,
Carlton Foss, Roger Jacobsen, Ev-
elyn Knudtson, Elizabeth Ann
Phelps, James Olson, Fred Roy,
Howard Skillingberg, Marine Sta
mex, and Howard Waller in the
Primary room; LaVerne F7eisch-
man, Milton Fleischman. Beryl ia
cobsen, Elaine Jacobsen, Roscoe
Knudtson, Baxton Larson. Mildred
Morrison, Marjorie Sell, Richard
Sell, Edna Mae Stout. Bernice
Waller, and Mildred Waller in the
Intermediate room; and lone Foss.
Clayton Jacobsen, and Billie Sta
mex in the Grammar room.
Mrs. Stou visited the Primary
Room Thursday, November 21.
The three best citizens in the
Primary Room for the month were
Howard Waller, Jerry Stanek and
Carlton Foss. The honor roll in
the intermediate Room bears the
names of Elton Foss, Baxter Lar
son, and Bernice Waller. The three
pupils in the Grammar room with
the highest averages for the month
were lone Foss, Gale Fleischman