The producers news., 1929-10-11

on a grading machine In the Gre-
nora vicinity, visited Sunday with
his mother here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Guenthel
were in Westby Monday evening,
buying a winter supply of vege-
tables.
1t was reported early last week
that black dampness was found IN
several of The tunnels in the local
coal mine to the extent that the
miners were forced to leave their
work. Some of the men who in
hald The fumes were so overcome
that they were unable to work that
day.. eEg a,sN
Mrs. EmieI Hueth drove to Sid
ney Saturday to visit her husbano,
who is employed in the sugar beet
factory. lsaiT Tc
Orville Chapman was grinding
feed for Bert Guenther Tuesday.
Irene Myers is in charge of the
household duties at Jthe Memo
Harshburger home, beginning her
new work last week. oG1
Last Wednesday while Herb
Graves was burning some weeds on
the Lizzie Davies farm, wind
arose that carried the flames along
the dry, crisp grass until the fire
become uncomfortable. Several
neighbors, seeing the smoke and
flames, rushed to the scene and
aided in extinguishing the fire that
was endangering the large hay
meadow and several stacks of hay
near the Davies farm.
Mrs. Arthur Aldrich of Plenty
wood was visiting relatives here
Tuesday.
Paul Stephen was adding a few
decorative touches with the paint
brush to the front of the store
building this week.
Wor h Harshburger is painting
the exterior of his home.
Hattie Hueth entertained the
Thursday C. L. F. Club at hel
home at which twelve members and
visitors were present. Mrs. John
Murphy and Mrs. Herb Graves
were awarded prizes at whist and
Mrs. Samuel Torgerson and Mrs.
Clarence Young cap, ured remem-
brances at a bean cleaning contest
An elaborate luncheon was served
by the Club. The next regular
meeting will be held October 10Th
with Mrs. Lizzie Davies as hostess
The Harold Guenther folks at.
tended the show in Grenora Wed
nesday evening.
"Slub" Stephen, accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Deb Chapman anc
Mr.. Trowbridge as far as Boise
Idaho, where Adolph and Deb viii
return via car, the other two of the
party going on to California. Joh1
Murphy is in charge of the black
smith shop and Pat Chapman is il
the pool room, during the loca
business mems vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ator ant
son spent Sunday with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Ator near Antelope anC
enjoyed delicious chicken dinner.
Mrs. Genie Torgerson, Edward
Guenther, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
Graves and daughter Doris visite,
Sunday with Mrs. Martha Hill
west of Antelope.
Mrs. Bert Guenther received
beautiful ivory enameled Windso
range this week.
Eldon Chapman drove over fror
4 Alexander Saturday to witness th
boxing feats at Plentywood an
5 was an overnight guest of Dolf
/ Lobdell while here.
Mrs. Harry Larson in compan
E with Mrs. Frank Guenther drov
: thru town enroute to Grenora las
r Thursday.
Adelbert Chapman made hast
? trip to the Antelope freight offic
Wednesday.
: Memo Harshburger was at tn
Lon Myers farm the middle of til
/ week helping butcher a hog.
: Several car loads of Danis
: Brotherhood members drove [
Kenmare last week to attend tn
! Brotherhood convention. Thos
E from south of town included th
Nels Paulsons, Janus Jorgensel
: Johnsons, Nels Rasmussens, Marn
4 us Petersen and the John Andres
sens.
0 Oliver Christensen and Pal
: Stephen were each trucking vegt
e tables from Westby Thursday.
: While riding along comfortabl
seated on the back cushions SUI
2 day, Mrs. Sam Torgerson met wit
: blow that was a complete "knoc
' out" and it wasn't "Ford" eithe
: Jorgen Jorgensen, who has bee
: patient at the Kenmare hospit;
for the past several weeks, is yer
slowly improving and is expecte
home in approximately two week
Mrs. Jorgensen has been at tE
bedside of her husband since /
? was admitted to the hospital.
: The Dagmar Fair last Saturda
was reported a real success.
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy too
: in the fight Saturday night I;
: Plentywood.
: The Lindquist family, west {
! town, relatives of the Albert Line
J. quists, have moved to their ol
d home in North Dakota.