The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-11
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Arnold Trustheim came back on
to resume his farming OPP
eratIons on the reservation after
spending the winter in Minnesota.
Ted Murk and Ray Rengal drove
in Friday evening and will remain
for the sumlper. Ted will operate
his reservation farm and Ray will
resume his work at Eidsness store.
Magnus Aasheim returned last
week from Dillon, where he had
spent the winter in college.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Evenson ana
Peter Michaud drove to Williston
last Sunday morning where Peter
took the train for Wisconsin,
where he will spend a month or SO
attending to business there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson left
Sunday morning for a two weeks
trip to Baldwin, Wis. They will
drive through.
l.. d. Stout of Homestead is
handling the Occident Elevator for
two weeks term in the absence
of Carl Peterson.
School election held last Satur-
day resulted in the election of Carl
Hole as trustee for the next three
year term and of Hans Larsen for
the one year term.
James Randall drove to Fair
view last Friday evening to spend
the week end at his home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newgaard of
Medicine Lake were callers at the
Gibbons home Sunday afternoon.
Several young people took in
the Sons Of Norway time in Ante
lope last Saturday evening.
Another set took in the High
School party in Medicine Lake
Saturday evening.
Public spirited citizens tied onto
the county road drag with a trac-
tor last Friday afternoon and gave
the road west of town and the
streets on the west side of town
a good dragging. This helps a
lot.
The county road planer made a
round trip from Plentywood last
Friday, fixing up the road some
what. Mr.. Rice donated a couple
loads of gravel to the public, fill
ing prominent washout near the
Carl Hole farm north of town.
Rev. Larsen of Junction City,
Ore. arrived early in the week to
take charge of the Danish church
east of town.
Miss Bina Murk entertained a
number of friends Sunday after
noon in honor of her eleventh
birthday.
The Community Ladies Aid So
ciety will hold its April meeting at
the Lund home on the 18th. A
cordial invitation is extended to
the ladies of the community.
Mrs. Strandskov entertained her
bridge club on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Christensen and Mrs. Wien
were guests. Honors were won
by Mrs. Rorvig, and the consola-
ton by Mrs. Eidsness.
The newly organized Parent
Teachers Assn. will meet on Mon
day evening at 1880. A program
interesting to everyone has been
arranged.
SCHOOL NOTES
Editors. Leslie Madsen and Olive
Eidsness.
On Tuesday two new pupils en-
rolled in our room. They were
Lawrence and Arnold Nelson. Our
number is now %.
Three pupils received a score of
ten in our self-testing drill in
In the fourth grade,
the lucky person was Maxine Ros-
Wig and in the third grade they are
Herbert Strandskov and Robert
Cross.
Mrs. Robert Gunderson visited
our room last Friday.
On Friday afternoon we cele-
brated the week end by having a
peanut shower.
Ruth Cross came back Monday
after having the chicken pox.
Maxine Rorvig, Bina Murk and
Olive Eidsness were perfect in
spelling last week.
The Fourth grade went up in
their Progress chart.
The Third grade also went dp in
their Progress chart.
Upper Grades
Editors: Lester and Helmer.
The children of the upper grades
had a peanut shower on Mr.. Ran
dali Friday afternoon. After the
peanut shower we played games.
Dorothy Murk came back to
school Monday after being i'll.
There is meeting of the Par
ent-Teachers Association Thurs
day evening.
The whole school learned the
flag salute.
The upper grades are writing
essays on "How / Can Serve NY
In arithmetic test, Helmer got
high score in the fifth grade,
Elnita Mead for the sixth grade,
and Burnette Rorvig and Mildred
Lohse tied in the seventh grade.
The following had a hundred in
spelling last Friday: Evelyn, AL
Ign, Larry, Sylvia, Cora and Bur