The producers news., 1930-04-04
HOMESTEAD

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Ter spent Tuesday afternoon of this
week shopping and calling on friends
in Homestead.
I, J, Larson of Outlook spent Tu-
eseay in Homestead. 1t is unedr-
stood that while here Mr.. Larson
was in conference with officials OF
the local Farmers Elevator in con-
nection with that concern Joining
with the Northwest Marketing Asso-
citation.
G. j. Waller has been employed by
the Homestead Hardware & Imple-
ment Co., having started upon his
new duties the middle of last week.
Mrs. Arthur Zick was an over
night visitor with her sister Ethel
Murray, who is patient at the Mer-
cy hospital in Williston, Friday of
the past week.
Mrs. Arthur Mann of Wolf Point,
Mont, was in Homestead at Phelps
store with a line of ladies' wear
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. M. b. Larson was the guest
OF Mrs. o. A. Opgrande at Plenty
wood Tuesday and Wednesday of
the past week.
1t is reported that c. c. Gronlie
is driving back to spend the spring
and summe rhere with his childrsn
after having spent the fall and WIN
ter in Denver, Colo.
E. j. OlneSs made a drive to Med
icine Lake to look after business
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Cairincross was the guest of
the M. B. Larsons Thursday of the
past week.
Jack Bogert of Wolf Point was a
business caller on Mr.. Olness Tues
day of this week.
Ruth Nygaard was the week end
guest of Miss Mabel Ford
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Skillingberg
transacted business in Wolf Point
last week.
r. G. Tyler took the train to
Plentywood Monday morning of this
week.
Dave Shaunnessey called on the
Homestead Hdw. & Impl. Co. in con-
nection with his implement business
Tuesday of this week.
! Mrs. r. G. Tyler and Mrs. Keith
Tyler made a business trip to Plen-
! tywood Monday.
/ The local young folks enjoyed a
dance in the American Legion Hall
| furnished by Harold Johnson of
Froid. Midnight lunch was served
at the new Norby Cafe.
Sam Englebretson visited at the
/ r. G. Tyler home last Thursday and
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingwald Skillingberg
an ddaughter Marjorie Lou arrived
Wednesday fraSn Wisconsin. They
] were accompanied home by Nels
Halvorson, a broter of Mrs. Hans
Skillingberg, who will visit here.
Mrs. Ora Fleischman attended a
meeting of the Rebecca Lodge at
F'roid Tuesday night.
Christ Jacobsen, a brother of So
fus Jacobsen arrived Friday from
n l.
| spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Deubner and
family visited at the G. w. Fasch-
ing home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Knudtsou en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Sout
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. M. G..
McNally and family Sunday.
Mrs. Keith Tyler recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Plentywood hospital. At the
present writing she is recovering
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. McInnis of Redstone
visited at the G.. w. Fasching home
| Wednesday and Thursday.
/ Guy Pattison has been employed
ais one of the census enumerators.
A Farmers Union meeting was
held in the local Legion Hall. March
| 18th. Because of the severe wealth
er only small attendance turned
out.
Martin Weimer of Minnesota, who
4 is visiting with his sister, Mrs
Lindberg of F'roid, called at the A
]. Olson home here the past Week.
Miss Grace Dahley of Frold has
been visiting at the Hans Shilling
A. ]. Olson made a trip to Medl'
berg home the past week.
cine Lake last Monday. He TOOK VI
some of the Homestead young folks
! who are attending high school there
John Olson made a business trlI
| to Plentywood Tuesday.
Mrs Carl Berg of Minneapolis ar
rived Wednesday to see her daugh
ter. Mrs. Arthur Olson, who is IL
the hospital at Williston. Mrs
7 Berg returned to Minneapolis Thurs
day.
visited at the T. N. Thompson hom
Wednesday and Thursday or las
week. They were enroute from Sc
: attic. washington, where they spen
the winter, to their home at Sco5ey
e ~ Miss Benson of Redstone visite
I at the Ole Nelson hame last Week
: The Misses Bertha and Nettie Mel
u son and Miss Benson visited at tn
: G.. w. Fasching home Thursday eve
: ming. :.
tended the Farmers Union conven
S tion at Froid Monday evening:
o. N. Vance of Medicine Lake Wis
c tied at the G.. w. Fasching HON
= Monday night.
y Lloyd, the younger son of Mr.. an
L Mrs. Arthur Olson, is being care
. for by Mrs. D. d. Bolyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Fellbaul
e spent the week end visiting wit
S. friends at Culbertson and Brocktol
Ie HOMESTEAD SCHOOL NOTES
= Those who have had perfect a
- tendance during the past month ar
IL Beverly Fleischman, Evelyn Knud
son, Roger Jacobson, Fred Roy, HoV
= ard Skillingberg and Howard Wall'
in the Primary Room; Milton Flei
Il Gilman. LaVerne Fleischman, Elan
-. Jacobsen. Beryl Jacobsen, BaXt
II Larson. Russell Norby, Edna M;
Stout. Marjorie Sell, Richard BE
;" Mildred Skillingberg and Mlldr
Waller in the intermediate Room al
ne Gale FleiSchman, Clayton Jacopse
=. Aida Jacobse nand Lila JACOBSEN
: the Grammar Room.
IL John Otterstetter enrolled in t
of first grade of last week.
of -Four of the eighth grade gin
- have begun to work on declamatl
for the county declamatory conte
at this spring.
s. Those on the nOhOA 1oii ~ ~ ~ -,
per grades are: lone Foss, 81; ca
Fleischman, SO; and Lila Jacobs
on and Marion Olson tying for TIL
- place with averages of 81.
r1' The highest ranking pupil in
le- sixth grade is Richard Sell; in
w. fifth grade. Elton Foss; and in I
~ fourth grade Marjorie Sell.
~ The three best citizens in the +
u mary Room for the past month We
Carlton Foss, June Stanek and Jan
no Olson.
HYOnTvT DOOT EV