The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-22
FROM AROUND The COUNTY

Margaret Stephen Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson Wis
tied Sunday with relatives, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Raymond Brentleson.
Deputy Sheriff Smith was out here
on business Sunday and Monday.
Steele Holmes of Hanks, was hob.
nobbing with his many acquaintance
here Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
formerly resided at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hueth and chill
dren visited with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Murphy Sunday.
Adolph Stephen called on Mrs. Ben
Davis Sunday afternoon.
A host of friends congregated at the
Axel Swanson home Saturday evening
to help Mrs. Swanson enjoy her birth
day. Four tables of progressive whist
were at play until midnight at which
time luncheon was served. After the
repast Mrs. Bert Guenther was ac-
claimed the champion whist player of
the evening, the consolation going to
Mrs. Adolph Stephen. The remainder
of the time was spent in dancing and
various novelty games; with a few
brief minutes taken up with the bust
ness of the Clear Lake whist club.
The happy crowd separated for their
respective homes in the wee hours of
the morning, having enjoyed an eve
ming long to be remembered.
Ernest Christensen was on business
in Grenora Monday.
Edw. Guenther, who attends the
grade schools in Plentywood, spent
the week end with his parents here.
Mrs. Nels Paulsen entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Rasmussen and bows
to dinner, Sunday.
Bernice Chapman and Mabel Ator
called on Grandma" Chapman Sun
day afternoon.
The school trustees of Dist. 81 held
their regular meeting Thursday at
Bert Guenther's. Mrs. Carl Lobdahl
and Byron Legge were interested Wis
itors at this meeting.
Clifford Peterson drove into Gre
nora Monday with his truck.
But Chapman was looking after
farming interests Monday in Grenora.
Mrs. Laura and Orville Chapman
were visiting with the formers grand
child, Virgil Guenther, Tuesday.
Robert Weer was at the w. D. Leg
ge farm Saturday afternoon.
Another one of those ENJOYABLE
whist parties is dated for Saturday
night by the G. L. whist club, at the
Ludwig Matheson home.
Mrs. Marvin Weer and children of
Grenora visited with Mrs. Harry Grier
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vert Harsburger were
dinner folks at the COG Harshburger
home, in town Sunday.
(Received too late for last week.
The Bert Guenther home was the
setting of whist and novelty game
party Friday evening. The visitors,
bringing their much, pleasantly sur
prised the Guenther folk. Three tables
of whist were at play until midnight
when it was discovered Mrs. Bert
Guenther had had won high honors
among the ladies and Harold Guen-
Their among the gentlemen. The two
lowest scores were held by Margaret
Stephen and Albert Ator.
James Lobdell drove into Grencra
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chapman mo-
tored to Crosby Friday to spend a
few day with Mrs. Larson, a sister of
Mrs. Chapman.
Bert "uenther was at the Cnrigt
Sampson farm Friday having ? load
of feed ground
Jake Anderson of Dagmar is em-
played at the Harry Grier resIJclct
A few # lends and relatives went 10
the Emil Hueth home Tuesday evening
for game of whist. Those parllci
pating were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joan Mtr-
ply, Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Swanson, Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Stephen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Chapman, Rudolph Steph-
en-, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hueth and
Paul Stephen. Before serving the re-
freshments the scores were totaled
and Mesdames John Murphy and A.