The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-07-05
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,7orion Connole arrived
MIS-. MISS from Havre to spend sew
MOnda ..!sai tiO at the home Of her
eral %ss Mrs, Margaret COnnole:
m2 21r and Mrs. Paul Jacobsen lett
MI 1b @ns for Rochester, where
iast I Iacobsen will receive treat
MIS- Ms # the Mayo hospital.
meII d. \ =: B. Eidsness is able to
MT mt again after five weeks IN
be C ,-.itb q badly sprained ankle.
OeG ar; wi Lillian Jorgensen left last
,,,9 A-5o for Minneapolis, where
n y ~ijI make an extended visit
VITA T9.l mo Moran, tn genial assistant
,.e Bank, has severed his con-
q. .1I with that institution and
II IN leave soon for his home in
g WIN Dakota. Bill will be sOrely
w. Nd IN Reserve. He was man
ll,sr as well as a member Of the
ssraons Resrv ball tam and always
I te- q prominent part in the pro
I Ilo+ions of the Drmatic Club. His
u-r friends wish him well in his
fnture endeavOrs.
nv and Mrs. Lew Horstman and
4ro children returned from a two
~oeks trip to Minneapolis and
noints near there. They were &C
ipomnanjed by Mrs. Carstenbrooke
and son who will spend a short
time visiting at the Murk and
Horstman homes.
Announcement Of the marriage
If Susie Legge and Carl Jacobsen
have been received by friends. They
will make their home in Dagmar,
where they expect to teach during
tbp next school term. Mr.. Jacob
cen was the popular teacher of the
upper grades in our district last
year.
The girls of the Al club wish
10 thank the people of the commu-
nity for their liberal patronage of
the rummage sale which they put
on last Saturday afternoon. About
$50 was raised to defray the ex-
penses of the girls to the All club
encampment at Brush Lake.
The Reserve baseball club suf-
fered its second defeat for the sea-
son at the lats game this year on
Sunday. Poplar with a good crowd
Of rOoters was on hand early. The
game was a CLASSY one from the
beginning with the visitors taking
the lead from the start. The local
boys snapped into it late in the
game and put up a stiff fight,
barely missing tieing the score
which was to Z in favor of Pop
u lar. This concluded the season for
the local bOys-a highly successful
one as they won all but two games
with large majorities.
Services will be held in the school
house next Sunday, July 7th. Rev.
S0Vell having charge.
Caroline Fredericksen is visiting
The AXel Christensen home this
week
Several prominent farmers at
tadde the tractor school at Gre
ma this week.
Ben Engen and Millard Rakstad
lett for Vining, Mimi, Sunday
n morning.
Miss Rose Lauritsen, who had
land on the reservation west of
town and had made it her home
some time ago, was back renewing
aequalntanceS around town during
tae week. Miss Lauritsen now re-
sides in Seattle.
N j. EvenSOn left for Minneapo-
lis early this week. He intends to
spend the Fourth in old home town
H. T. Riley will give his elevator
complete Overhauling this sea-
sun and crew is on its way here
now to do the work. When all fix
Cd up this will be a fine grair
mouse Of forty thousand bushel ca
paTlty and fast loading facilities.
Inc regular meeting of the Com
ening.
Inc work of crawling the grad,
T S Of town is going steadily on
ABOUT half of the road is alread,
sldVeled and the work should b.
0SCpleted In another week.
saturday, July 18th, will be al
interesting date with the entir
Immunity. DR.. Weber will de
Aver lecture on community work
m NJ rOinmlttee appointed by the Com
fa astclal Club will arrange othe
. oa of entertainment for tn
afternoon Ti, and evening.
suy 10Th and 18th will be tn
Urls Encampment at Brush LAX,