The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-02-14

uodoe, February 9th. After a
sho1f program the time was spent
:; ?nO sewing. A bounteous supper
was served at the close of the
meeting.
Anton Jorgenson, and Mrs. Jalm-
~ Peterson with little daughter
1rore all business callers in Plen-
tvwood Friday.
Mrs. Rau came from Homestead
Friday after a short visit there.
Mr.. Blackmore had the misfor-
+,,ne of losing a valuable horse
last Friday. DR.. Anderson was
called but could not save the ami
NAL. :.
Carl Hanson of Dagmar was in
town Friday.
lack Regain drove with a team
IN Plentywood Thursday and re-
turned by Antelope next day. His
daughter Beulah and Ruth Her
man rode home with him after
school.
Mrs. Billy Bell and two daugh
ters left for Bantry, N. D., las
week to make their home where
Mr. Bell has found location.
A good crowd attended the reg
ular lodge meeting at the Sons o.
Norway hall Thursday night.
Mrs. Deer's Sunday school clas
had a party and lunch at the Dee
home Friday evening.
Something over twenty-five dol
lars was Melted at the whist part
given for the benefit Of the Attn
lletic Assn. at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. L. Jensen Friday night
First prize was taken by ALI How
en- and Mrs. Geo. Johnson and 10y
nv Mrs. o. B. Hoven and Ger
. Johnson.
Saturday night Mr.. and Mr.
Andrew Christensen were host
at a very large party of neighbor
and friends who came to max
merry in the new and moder
: house. Cards and dancing wei
the amusements.
: Paul Christianson is spendin
the week at the Art Anderso
home east of town.
: Among those who visited FRIEND
and shopped in the ounty Sc;
: Saturday were Mrs. J. Courtne
t Mrs. R. LELAND, Mrs. Krol
Misses Smith. Rahm, Schultz, M
t and Mrs. Deer, Gordon Hove
Kay Lang, Kermit LELAND and Il
S two Romstad boys.
Art Grayson helped Prof. HUI,
e ter break road out to the farm,
: the latter might drive his car
and from school, this week.
e On Sunday the All Thimble Gil
d changed their sleigh ride par
e into hiking party and play
"Follow the Leader" and 9th
It games. They returned to t
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Der
: where a six o'clock dinner W
y served to the nine members al
/ the two leaders, Mrs. Berg al
Mrs. Hoven and their families.
d Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Damstro
visited Mrs. Damstrom's sistt
% Mrs. Holmuuist and infant s
at the Plentywood hospital Mo
le dav.
d Mrs. Florence Richardson she
ped in the county seat Monday.
re Monday. Henry Henrirks
3 came back from Great Fal
where he spent a week.
"a Berg Astrup from Greno
y. transacted business in our to-
IS Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Dahl and little S
lie visited Monday afternoon at I
Dahl farm.
ie Rabbits are numerous. as ST.
ed by Eli Sorvik and Aft How
j. who were out hunting Sunday a
had good luck.
Monday evening the All BIZ
Needle Club had social meet
n at the horne of Mr.. and M
Thorson. The entertainment Ct
OIL sisted of program, games a
E. lunch.
Rev. Jasner came Tuesday
IN attend Y. P. S. at the Congress
as tional church. Supper was serv
ne and a LARGE crowd attended
Ia meeting. But very few came
n hear the evening service that "
held at eight O'Clock. Mr.. j
n per was a guest OVERNIGHT at
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Stua
K Mrs. Fred Glaze called Mond
rs afternoon on Mrs. Berg and
u Mrs. Fred Tatchell.
Mr., and Mrs. Hess and childr
rs Mr.. Berg and daughter. Rudol
T LELAND transacted business
q Plentywood between trains Tu
dav.
nr Mrs. Julius Stone visited at
Rorvig home in Reserve fr'