The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-01-03
DOOLEY

Mimi, spent the holidays with her
parents here. On his return trip
he stopped at Williston to spend
a day with Deene Epler.
Evelyn Petersen, who teaches
the Larson school, spent her Xmas
holiday at Clyde, N. D. with her
parents.
Helen Ehrhardt returned from
Minot, where she attends the
teachers college to spend Christ
mas at the home of her brother,
George Ehrhardt.
Alex Coulter of Milwaukee, Wis,
is spending a few weeks at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Coutlee, north of Dooley.
Dorothy Leibach, Thomas Mel
son, Fern Newberg and Mabel Lar
son who attend high school in Plen-
tywood are enjoying their vacation
at the home of their parents.
The grade students of the Doo-
ley school gave a Christmas enter
tainment in the hall Monday even
ing, followed by a Community tree
On account of the severe weather
some of the country children were
unable to be present, and only a
small crowd was in attendance.
Mrs. C. w. McMullin of Seattle,
Wn., is spending the Christmas
holidays at the Scott and Marku-
son homes. Mrs. McMullen will be
remembered as Celia Overland,
who lived here for many years.
From here she will go on to Du-
luth to mae an extended visit at
the home of her brother.
] Dorothy Rupert, who has been
employed for the past six months
I in the Citizens State Bank, has re-
signed from her work and return
ed to her home at Crosby, N. ID.
Irene Capriva left Monday to
spend her holidays with her par
ents at Bowbells, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Barker spent
a few days last week in Plenty
wood, having dental work done.
Pat Fitzgerald of Plentywooc
visited at the George Ehrhardt
home a few days last week.
Dale Stenseth entertained a few
friends at his home Thursday ev'
ening. Two tables of bridge form
ed the diversion of the evening
high scores going to Edna Eato1
and Bradley Dooley. Mrs. Stem
seth served a most delicious lunch
at the close of the evening.
Olaf Halquist of Medicine Lake
visited at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. George Ehrhardt, Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. George Ehrhardt entertain
ed several friends at her home Fri
day evening, bridge at three tables
being played. The house was fit
tingly decorated in Christmas col
ors thruout. High scores wer'
won by Mrs. George Leiback an'
Mrs. L. ]. Sorbey. The hostess
assisted by Helen Ehrhardt, serve'
a most delicious luncheon at mid
night. :,
Rev. Egge of Plentywood helt
services in the Lutheran churcl
Sunday morning. While here h
was a guest at the H. N. Stensetl
home.
!, Marjorie and Lucille Markuso
of Medicine Lake were week en-
= guests at the M. w. Markuso
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loucks Ell
tertained at a prettily appointe
, five o'clock dinner at their HON
) Sunday evening. Covers were lai
for twelve and the hostess serve
most delicious three-course dir
! ner after which bridge was er
! joyed until late hour.
L. j. Sorbey made a bushes
, trip to Comertown Monday.
George Ehrhardt went to Out
, look between trains Midday.
Z Bob Brockley of Plentywood wa
an overnight guest at the Sco+
n home Sunday.
, Matt Eaton drove to PlentywoC
r Tuesday. He was accompanied /
o. M. Johnson and Dale Stenseth
The Potter twins, Enid al
q Edith, celebrated their sixth brit
i day Tuesday by inviting several
= their little friends to spend the a
ternoon with them. The childr'
played games, after which they e
4 joyed a delicious lunch served
\ Mrs. Potter. Edith and Enid I
ceived many pretty gifts.