The producers news., 1930-02-14
HOMESTEAD

business Trip to Plentywood Mon
day.
Ethel Murray went to Willistor
Thursday and returned Saturday
Mrs. John Roy went to Willis
ton Thursday for medical treat
ment.
Miss Ella Brenden of Medicine
Lake spent the week end visiting
at the Ed Espelien home.
Misses Della and Edna Espelier
and Ella Brenden spent Sunday ev
ening visiting Mrs. H. A. Knudt
son.
Miss Doris Stanek entertained
about fifty young people at
birthday party in the American
Legion Hall Saturday February 8
The evening was spent in games
and dancing. A bounteous lunch
con was served at midnight. Ev
eryone in attendance reports {
good time.
Mrs. Hans Skillingberg visiteC
with Mrs. o. o. Foss Sunday.
John Lee of Froid visited a
the A. J. Olson over the week end
Ole Nelson who left last Thurs
day for Grand Forks to consul
physicians in regard to his health
returned Tuesday.
The road to Froid was openet
last week. The road west was al
SO opened for distance of abou
ten miles.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid me
In the church basement Friday
February 7th.
There was a Luther League pro
gram and social held in the loca
Lutheran church Friday evening
After the program an hour wa
spent in games which were fol
lowed by a luncheon.
Margaret Fasching spent tn
week end with Marion Olson.
The E. J. Deubner family re
turned the latter part of last wee
from an extended visit in Obi
and other eastern points.
V. E. johnson left here by trai
for Helena Tuesday afternoon o
this week. 1t is reported that MI
Johnson plans TO enter Fort Har
rison Hospital there, where h
will have medical attention.
Mrs. E. T. Strandlund, So
Doyle and little daughter are i
from the Strandlund farm east o
Homestead enjoying an extende
visit at the home of Mrs. Strand
lund's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "
r. Haase.
A. F. Johnson returned the frs
Of the week from Fort Harriso,
and is to be found right on tn
job again at his establishment
The Homestead Garage.
F. P. Shanks, Froid busines
man, was in Homestead on busi
ness Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Bakken mad
an overnight visit to Williston, \
D., Tuesday of this week.
It is reported that Mrs. Henr
Norby and daughter Miss Hazt
plan in the near future to ope
up and conduct a fully equippe
modern first class Cafe in Home
stead. Reports have it that al
rangements are at this time a.
most complete and that they wi
have the Cafe open and will b
ready to serve the public some
time between Feb. 18th and Marc
1st.
DIR. ElIers, State Veterinar!
who resides at Scobey, was caile
here Monday afternoon by J. 1
Montgomery, local manager fo
Frye & Co., west of town. Ha1
ing completed his work for M
Montgomery the doctor left on tn
northbound train Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Danielso
went to Williston, N. D., Monda
afternoon, returning Tuesday mo-
ming.
R. G. Tyler transacted bushes
in Plentywood between trair
Monday of this week.
The Oliver Farm Equipme1
Company's man, Mr.. Shimm
spent part of Monday and Tue
day of this week here with M
Olness of the local hardware an
implement concern, getting J.
lined up for spring business.
Ole Sundheim, farmer in Il
west section, returned home la
week after having spent the fir
half of the winter visiting frient
and relatives in. Sisseton, s. [
and thereabouts.
J. Stevens of Plentywood callt
in Homestead Friday of last wee
in connection with his work {,
the Williston Grocery in this Sc
ton.
Fred Thiessen returned here Il
first of the week after an exten
ed visit east and plans to wol
as usual during the coming sc
son for Murray Bros, west
town.
Leroy Johnson is at the pre-
ent time acting as substitute rul
carrier on the local route and W
continue to do so during the tir
his brother Vic Is away at Fc
Harrison.
It is reported that Miss Fosso
of Antelope arrived here Tuesd'
afternoon of this week. Miss Fc
som. it is understood. will asst
at the M. B. Larson home.
Mr.. Foot with Stone Orde
Wells Co. of Minot made bu
ness call on local merchant Sta
elk Wednesday of this week.