The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kjelstrup of
glasgow were over Sunday guests
at the Jack Kjelstrup home here.
Don't forget about YOUR sub-
Scrlptlon-send in your check to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Bennett drove
down from Scobey to spend SIM
day with the Jack Bennett family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rube Gustafson of
Balnvllle spent Sunday visiting at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Gustaf-
son in this city.
Miss Mable Nordgren spent the
week end with friends and rela-
tives at Alkabo, N. D., returning
to Plentywood Sunday evening.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred f.
Hardy of Redstone, a daughter, on
Monday, Oct. q, 1880. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
The Degree of Honor met at the
home of Mrs. Lillian Paske Tues
day evening. A profitable and en-
Joyable evening is reported by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Palubicki of
north of town entertained the DR..
K. E. Gustafson family at a
, sumptuous turkey dinner Monday
; evening.
Miss Roble accompanied the
, Norman Henderson family last
Sunday when they drove to Cros-
by where they visited friends and
relatives.
The E. H. E. Helgeson and C.
c. Johnston families motored to
= Crosby last Sunday where they en-
= joyed the day with their respective
: relatives and friends.
\ Mrs. c. S. Nelson and her sister
a Mrs. j. M. Payne, spent a number
of days with their mother, Mrs
Thoreson at Mohall, N. Oak. Tht
e ladies drove over by car and the!
: report good roads and an enjoy
S able visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Peterson
!. have returned from their trip t.
q Missoula, Bozeman and point
l. in the western part of the state
While gone they spent few day
deer hunting in the mountains
+ They arrived hame late last week
Do
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Smith an
y family of Ambrose and Mr.. an
y Mrs. Fred Wenig and family fror
o. Iowa were visitors at the Lueh
s home in Plentywood Sunday. TIL
+ Wenigs formerly resided at An
re brose but moved to Iowa a numbe
of years ago. The ladies of tt
two families are sisters of M
A. Luehr.
nd Miss Gertie Petersen was no
IT tess at her home at a birthds
at party given in honor of her sist
Gladys last Friday evening.
bounteous chicken dinner was ser
IF: ed to the six young lady guest
ne The evening was spent social
-or after which the guests depart
!sy for their homes wishing Mi
9K Gladys many happy returns of t
me day.
ny. 100
:. The local P. T. A. held thu
Tie first business meeting and entt
To- tainment on Monday evening.
RS. number of new members were ia
as en- into the association. The Eigh
os- Fourth and Second grades rend'
ed the program while the scho
band also played a number of
coy lections all of which were grea
en- enjoyed by the attendants. Lur
eek was served in the Home Econom
nus. room after the meeting.
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Mrs. C. S. Neson and Mrs. G
Koenig were joint entertainers
5ors bridge dinner last Saturday e
'ere ming. Mrs. Nelson's comforta
axe. home was neatly decorated in
ices ange and black, the Hallowe
VS. colors and favors. Five tables W
in play and when the final sc
reckoning was called it was fo'
-ook that first prize was won by n
nty- Carl Bull and second prize by n
nne- M. S. Nelson.
visit 90
very On Monday evening the Mis-
tai. Glow Krebsbach and Cora Frls7
were delightful hostesses to tV
at tv-one of their friends at a
L. thirty bridge-dinner at the n
1day of the former. The Halloween
lests or scheme and features were a.
TAX tically carried out and much me
ora ment was had. Five tables wer
play. First prize went to Mar
:, Barner and second prize to K
plen- 40
Plen- It's wise to take better car
YOUR car when the weather is
When going out, you put on W
lance clo'ilTS. ha obocLad nv a
0ioW mechanic, who will tighten
OH loose connections and do any
no" pairing necessary to equip it
Il la winter service. Then stop q
Westland pump and fill up
o.o anti-knock Red Buffalo WIN
49, gasoline. 1t starts easier, and
: ~ better. But it costs no more.
$50 80 land Oil Company.
there Last Saturday evening the
urned of F. D. Morck was the scel
The much enjoyment and jollity
le en- sixteen friends gathered at II
vitation of their hostesses, Nj
D. Morck and Miss Sateren
# the anonJ tbe evening with them
yed TINE Halloween spirit per
Id in tbo entire atmosphere, whel
:. NJ guests were greeted by Ja'
re the T,on+arns and other feature