The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-11-28
Local BrevitieS
Otto Sorenson was up from Re
serve on business Saturday.

Otto Sorenson was up from Re-
serve on business Saturday.
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Albert Rasmussen from east of
Antelope was business caller at
the court house Saturday.
Mrs. Lou Helm left this week for
Minot, North Dakota, where she
went for medical consultation. She
will go thru the clinic at the hos
pital there.
Mrs. J. b. Debing was hostess to
a well-appointed eix-thirty bridge
tables were in play First prize
was awarded to Mrs. Carl Bull.
DR.. and Mrs, r. e. Gustafeon and
! family motored to Bainville We'd
nesday to celebrate Thanksgiving
Day with the Doctors brother. Rue
ben Gustafson, and family.
Miss Cora Risa, who has been alb
sent from the j.. l.. Sorem grocery
for some time is now back at her
work after a long seige of illness.
Her many friends are glad to well
come her back.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Lodahl of Dag
mar community were in the city on
! Wednesday shopping. While here
they called at the Producers News
plant and looked over the workings
of the institution.
Ole Fiske, of Outlook, was in the
city Wednesday doing some thanks
giving shopping and at the same
time dropped into the Producers
News office and paid for another
years subscription.
Lloyd Krebsbach, Leroy Guenther
and Floyd Smith drove up from
Glendive on Thanksgiving day to
celebrate at their respective homes.
Mr.: Smith will be the guest of Lloyd
and Leroy while here.
While on his way to Redstone
from Comertown on Wednesday eve
nlng, TO witness the basketball game
between those towns, Inar Negaard
called at the Producers News office
and paid up his subscription.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Palutzke of
i Welllver entertained at Thanksgiv-
ing dinner. Messrs and Mesdames
/ Carl Peterson, Lou Helm and l.. G.
ziedler. A splendid turkey feast
and everything was enjoyed by all.
II. w. u Roy returned from Bel
/ grade early in the week to which
! place he was called to the bedside Of
Mrs. ROy's father who has been az
ing for some time. Mrs. Row will
remain with her parents until after
the holidays when she will return 10
Plentywood.
Helen Mcdonald was a charming
title hostess ct 4 birthday partv in
honor of her ninth birthday anniver-
sary on Tuesday evening after
school hours. Eight little friends
We're present and all greatly enioved
helping Miss Helen celebrate.
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On wednesday of this week. Mr.
and Mrs. T. r. Paulson of Reserve
autoed up to do some Thanl0sgiving
shopping. While in the CITY city i tbay
called on the Producers News and
looked over the workings of the
machinery in the mechanical depart
ment and incidentally paid up their
| subscription.
on Thursday of last week Mes
danes Carl Bull and A. F. Mclean
We're most delightful entertainers at
! the home of the former. at a five
table bridge party After a lively.
scores were Tailed. the first prize
going to Mrs. James Mclean for the
ladies, and Mr.. Cal Peterson for the
men. Low prizes to Mrs. Lou Helm
and Mr. G. g. Johnston. A very de-
lIclous Iuncheon was served the
Some Of the Plentywoodites who
attended the play Poor Married
Man, put on in the Danish Brother
hood hall last Saturday night by the
Dagmar Community Fair Assn, were
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j. Franc Murray, Bill Erickson. Mr..
ana Mrs. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs.
N1els MadSen, Misses Gertie PETER
sen and Ann Hovet. The association
is planning to put the play on at
the Farmer-Labor Temple in the
near future.
Tuesday a birthday party was held
In honor of Gladys Sachow's fourth
birthday. Eight little pharmacies
came to celebrate with, namely: Bill
lie Nelson, Sonny and Darrell Kit
zehDerg, Betty Bowles, Patricia Her
ron, Myrtle Frasier and Rowena
119lIoWay. Games were played and
lunch was served by Mrs. Sachoxv
Miss Gladys received many gifts
All the little folks went home after
Joyous time wishing Gladys raanv
more happy birthdays.
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On Saturday evening Mrs. Fred
norman was delightful hostess at
sumptuous six-thirty bridge din
nef. -Four tables were set for tbe on
thusiastic players. The tally cards
belng called in the high prize for
ladies' was won by Mrs. John Pa1u-
plckl and low by Mrs. Frank Muir
ray. Ray Lang won mems first prize
ana Blain Deem low. The Forrnan
nome was beautifully decorated with
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NUNS while at each plate was nlac-
cd small turkey favors. The GUESTS
ming. '''i0 eve