The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-02
COALRIDGE

Gren0ra were CoalrlOge business
people Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Trow-
bridge and daughter Edna from
Flaxton are week end guests at
, the Deb Chapman home.
Due to the short grain this year
the combine is becoming popular
farm implement here. Recent pur-
chasers are: George Powney and
Emmett Harshburger, Rev. Kauff-
man, Axel Swanson and Vert
Harshburger.
| A large number of Coalridge
countryside folks drove to the
Brady farm near Dooley to take
in the regular Saturday night
dance staged in the Brady barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Guenther
and Mrs. Lizzie Davies were Dag
mar visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hueth and
children attended three o'clock
church services in Dooley last Sun
day.
Virgil Guenther of Harrison, Ida
no, arrived last week to look after
farming interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Chapman Wis
tied at the Albert Ator home
Thursday evening.
Miss Anna Trummerup from
northeast of town was a village
visitor Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Powney is spending
this week with friends in the
Sand Hill country where Mrs. Pow
ney will attend the yearly Chris
tan convention there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Matheson
were Grenora shoppers Thursday
morning, returning via Brush Lake
DR.. Wright of Grenora was call
ed to the Plumis Moore home Sun
day and Wednesday to give medi-
cal attention to Mrs. Moore, who
has been ailing for the past week
Virgil Guenther and E. D. Chap.
man drove to Froid Sunday where
the latter purchased two beauti
full Shetland ponies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hueth were
visitors Tuesay evening at thu
home of Rev. Kaufman.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Deb Chapman entertained a mum
Der of their friends and relative
at a sumptuous chicken dinner. 4
huge birthday cake was used a.
! the center piece decoration. Thos,
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Axe
Swanson and daughter Alice; MI
and Mrs. Bert Guenther and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Stephen an,
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Alto
and son Dallas, Virgil GuentheI
Ray Trowbridge and dad" Trow
bridge. Mrs. Chapman was pre-
sented with several beautiful re
membranes in honor of her Dir
day anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Tough ant
son, Donold, drove over from thei
farm home west of Homestead t
spend Sunday with friends, Nh
and Mrs. Albert Ator. The Tough
returned the following day.
Little Alice and Sylvia Wee
are suffering from an attack o
measles at the home of thei
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
ry Grier. The children are conval
escing nicely at this writing.
Mr.. E. d. Chapman and famali
were Medicine Lake visitors Sun
day.
Mrs. Christ Ibsen is assisting a
the Plumis Moore home druing tn
recent illness of Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Thorvald Hanson of Re
serve is spending a few days thi
week with relatives, Mr.. and Mr.
Christ Ibsen.
VIM. Blondy of Westby was
visitor in this vicinity the fore pal
of this week.
Howard Chapman is spending
few days visiting with his cousil
Edw. Guenther.
Mrs. Albert Spoklie was in tow
i Saturday evening doing some tra'
ing.
\ Ben Holland was over from Al
1 telope Saturday visiting with h
\ brother, Albert Ator.
q Mrs. Bert Guenther entertaint
1 the C. L. F. Club ladies Thursds
/ afternoon at an outing spent
= Brush Lake. The party returned
j the home of the hostess at A.;
4 where a dainty lunch was serve
4 The next regular meeting will
3 held August 8 with Mrs. OF
j Matheson.
L Mrs. Olson is visiting with h
I father in Canada this week end.
! The school board of District
j held a special business meeting
4 the Whittier school house Thur
3 day evening to discuss matters CO
j corning all the district tax payer
Il Though notices of this meetil
i were sent to all the patrons, We
Z few responded.
i Jack Regain was in town Satu
1 day evening visiting old friends.
q Mesdames Annie Chapman al
j Ruby Lobdell were in Plentywo
Il Wednesday doing some shopping.
= Clifford Emery, accompanied
4 Mrs. J. w. Ator, Dorothy a
j Howard, and Francis O'Keefe
i Stanley were callers at the A.
q Ator home Tuesday evening.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Steph
n were attending to legal matters
III Plentywood Thursday.
~ Harvesting and haying has
y gun in the sand flats this week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lobdell a
81 children called at the Bert Cue
u Their home Tuesday and enjoyed
~ few hours outing at Brush La
II in the afternoon.
II James Glen is assisting with
u haying on the Harry Grier ia
~ this week.
81 Mr.and Mrs. John Murphy W
81 in town Saturday evening do