The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-11

COALRlOGE
Miss Hettie Drawband came ov-
er Wednesday from her home at
Fortuna for a stay with relatives.
Wednesday evening she was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Vert
Harshburger and Thursday Miss
Hettie attended the C. L. F. Club
meeting and spent the night with
Miss Dorothy Kaufman.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Lobdell
and son Junior drove to Grenora
Monday, where Mrs. Lobdell had
some dental work done. EnrOute
home the Lobdells enjoyed sup
per with Mrs. Bert Guenther.
Among the Plentywood business
folks from here on Tuesday were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Stephen,
Ludwig Matheson and Axel Swan
son, also Robert and Marvin Weer
of Brush Lake.
Mrs. John Powney was a Mon
day morning caller of Mrs. E.
Hueth while awaiting the arrival
of the mail.
! Dolfa Lobdell made a trip to
Minot by car the middle of the
week.
Mrs. Lon Myers is in Plenty
wood at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Charley Luehr, recuperating
from a nervous breakdown.
The Coalridge neighborhood was
well represented at the Jorgen
Jorgensen auction sale held Mon
day.
Wilfred Petersen was out with
the John Deere of Janus Jorgen-
sen dragging the road as far as
the state line Wednesday. Wilfred
drove the tractor on to Grenora
where it is being repaired pre-
paratory for springs work.
Betty Tlustosch was a week end
visitor of Miss Lena Ehry.
The Axel Swanson family spent
Saturday evening at the Deb
Chapman home. Cards gave di-
version for the evening.
Last Sunday Mrs. Harry Grier
served dinner to the following rel
atives and acquaintance Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Weer and children,
Ernest and Glen Chapman, Bert
and Clyde Guenther.
Elizabeth Ottenbreit, who has
been assisting with the house work
at the Ernest Chapman home for
the past two weeks, left on Sun
day for her own home.
Mrs. Maude Olson was hostess
to a few friends at whist party
on Thursday evening. Prizes for
the evenings play were captured
by Mrs. Emil Hueth and Adolph
Stephen.
John Harshburger, who has
been ailing the major part of the
winter, spent the latter part of
the week here with his brother
Emmett.
The c. L. F. Club met Thursday
with Mrs. Vert Harshburger. The
election of officers took place
with Mrs. Harold Guenther and |
Mrs. Ethel Conger being chosen
President and Secretary respec-
lively. A short auction sale was
conducted by the new president,
and the remainder of the after
noon was spent at sewing for the
hostess in charge. A delirious
lunch was served at 400 o'clock.
The next regular meeting will be
April 10th with Mrs. Clarence |
Young.
Joe Chilke is enjoying a visit
from his brother who arrived Tu-
esday from Washington.
Ella Rasmussen, teacher at the
Ben Legge school, was home for
the week end. Miss Rasmussen
was accompanied to her school
Monday morning by her brother
Soren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Doe spent
Wednesday socially at the Ander-
son home south of town.
Glen Chapman spent Thursday
night with his cousins, Elmer and
Carl Hueth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guenther,
son Lester and Doris Conger, all
of Plentywood, drove out to the
Lizzie Davies farm to spend Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folmer Peterson
were seen in Grenora Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Matheson
enjoyed a visit from the Adolph
Stephen family Monday evening.
The Harold Guenther folks took
in the show in Grenora Thursday
evening.
Miss Dorothy Kaufman is hos
tess this week to her cousin, Geo.
Kaufman of Kenmare and an ac-
ouaintance, Lester Detwiller of
Maryland. The gentlemen expect
to leave for Kenmare Friday.
Clarence Young and daughter
Frances Jean were in Grenora
Thursday afternoon.
Samuel and Ole Torgerson.
Mrs. Lizzie Davies and Ethel Con-
ger met the early morning train
In Grenora Thursday, and enroute