The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-05-02
HOMESTEAD

Ethel Murray spent the week
end at Williston, returning Mon
day morning by train.
Freddie Roy spent the week end
visiting at the Il. B. Bolen home
east OF Froid.
Mrs. Keith Tyler spent Monday
between trains at Plentywood.
George Waller and E. C. Jacob
sen drove to Williston Friday. Mr..
Waller having dental work attend
ed to while there.
j. M. Larson spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at the M. B. Larson
home.
Mrs. ]. w. Roy spent Friday
night visiting relatives at Froid.
Jack Kjelstrup. salesman for
the Continental Oil Co., called on
the Homestead Hardware and I'M
plement Co., Monday and Tuesday.
William Lawrence left Friday
for Bowman, N. D., to assume
work on farm.
d. P. Freese, special agent for
Northern Assurance Co., called on
local agent, Mrs. c. B. Phelps, and
also Messrs. j. S. Olness and G..
j. Pattison.
Mrs. A. j. Olson made a bust
ness trip to Medicine Lake Friday.
Mrs. Gust Grote and daughter
Evelyn and Gilbert Johnson of
Battleview, N. D., were visiting at
the H. A. Knudtson home the lat
ter part of last week. Mrs. Grote
is daughter of Mrs. Knudtson.
Bud Stout, who spent the last
week at Sidney, visiting relatives,
returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Thompson
had the misfortune of tipping ov-
er with their car on the way to
Froid Saturday. Tho the car was
somewhat damaged neither Mr..
or Mrs. Thompson were seriously
hurt.
Alvin Nygaard of Medicine Lake
visited at the A. J. Olson home
over the week end.
Miss Stella Olson spent the week
end visiting with Miss Isabelle
Stevens of Medicine Lake.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid met
Wednesday in the church base
ment. Mrs. R. G. Tyler was hos
tess.
There will be a Luther League
social and program in the church
Friday evening, May 2. Everyone
Is welcome to come and enjoy the
evening.
Mrs. Jensven and daughter, Ida
May, Harriet Lochrem and John
Olson spent last week visiting
friends and relatives at Hoaglund
Montana. Because of the bao
roads Mrs. Jensven and Ida Nav
returned by train Tuesday.
Misses Bernice and Margaret
Fasching took advantage of the
closed school in Homestead last
week to visit school at the Central
Consolidated school east Of town.
Mrs. A. ]. Olson drove to Medi-
cine Lake Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Tyler visited
at the 7. N. Thompson home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Faschinp
visited at the John Shaw home
east of Medicine Lake Thursday.
Mrs. A. J. Olson and son Elmer
drove to Culbertson Monday to see
Dr.. Munich.
Mrs. r. G. Tyler and Mrs. Keith
Tyler drove to Froid Wednesday.
Rudolph Jensven tipped ovel
with his Ford between his home
and town Monday evening. He
was driving without lights when
suddenly he noticed a cow in the
road in front of him. In an effort
to avoid striking the COW he upset
the car. His hand was severely
cut necessitating the taking of
three stitches. Aside from that
Rudolph seems none the worse for
his experiences.
SCHOOL NOTES
Those who have had perfect at
tendance during the past month
are Carlton Foss, Evelyn Knudt-
son, Elizabeth Ann Phelps, How
ard Skillingberg and Marline Sta
mex In the primary room; LaVerne
tleischman, Milton FIeischman.
Beryl Jacobsen, Roscoe Knudtson,