The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-05-23
COALRIDCE

served by the people in the Hoven
school vicinity when the children
there gave a program in the
school building for the occasion.
Mr.. Hall of Williams county, N.
d., also gave an interesting lecture
on farm problems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rates and
daughter Margaret of Kermit, N.
d., were here Sunday visiting rel
atives at the John Powney home.
Mrs. Axel Swanson expected to
leave Sunday for the Plentywood
hospital, where she will undergo a
major operation. Her m any
friends here anxiously await her
speedy recovery and return.
Among those from here who
went to Dagmar Thursday and
Friday to take the eighth grade
examinations were Carl and FL
mer Hueth, Pearl Matheson, Mary
Harshburger and Annie Swanson.
The c. L. F. Club ladies met
with Mrs. Ator on Wednesday af-
ternoon rather than Thursday, the
regular day, due to several moth
ers expecting 10 be absent due to
other festivities. Whist was play
ed at three tables followed by
lunch and a very interesting and
encouraging business meeting.
Plans for a bazaar to be held this
fall were discussed and put under
way. Mesdames Virgie Guenther
and Maude Olson are on the. pur-
chasing committee and will have
material for distribution at our
next meeting, May 10Th, at the
home of Virgie Guenther. A
large attendance is anticipated
and two more ladies, Mrs. Lon
Myers and Miss Kaufman have
reported their intentions of join
ing our club. The hostess takes
this means of extending invitations
to any interested person in the
community for our next meeting.
Mrs. Sam Torgerson was taken
to the Memorial hospital at Pien-
tywood Friday in a serious condi-
ton, suffering from what is re-
ported as gall trouble and infirm-
tiles of old age. Mrs. Torgersor
is IA years of age.
Mrs. Beiger, sister of Mrs. Axe
Swanson, is here from The Writing
Rock Hills, assisting with the
house work during Mrs. Swanson
illness.
The Hoven Brothers Of Antelope
held a High Power tractor demon
stration in town the first of thu
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy wer,
county seat shoppers Thursday
Mrs. Adolph Stephen took he.
son Jack to Plentywood Thursda,
and Friday, where he wrote on th
8th grade exams.
Assessor Umbreit of Medicin
Lake was working the territor
/. south of town this week and Mon
day was an over night visitor q
the Nels Rasmussen farm and o
Tuesday at the Harry Grier home
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lobdell an
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
Guenther and children were Sur
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mr.
! Kaufman.
+ The Stroller
Last week we heard and saw
Miss Miller boarding the trai
!. for Devils Lake; Paul Stephe
: and Roy Listue at the Brady bar
n hop; Mrs. Olson present at confil
: nation services; at the Brothe.
|, hood hall 300 persons enjoying I'll
i silver anniversary of Mr.. and Mr.
t Nels Rasmussen; Carol Foster an
e Harriet Olson, students at Ant
i lope, strolling toward Coalride
i for the week end; Marvin Wee
v dining at the E. D. Chapman hon
It Sunday; Three anxious farmers
# waiting the return of their hire
ir help Monday morning; Dougli
Y Harshburger tending incubat
lchicks.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. E
nest Chapman served a chick,
dinner to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert At
and son, Mrs. Laura Chapman, N
" and Mrs. Oscar Thorstensen al
family of Dagmar.
Frank and Charlie Rumley, Ro
= ert Young and Orville Chapmi
left the first of the week in t
X formers Ford coupe for points FL
Their west.