The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-11
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Helm of
Comertown entertained the follow
ing guests at dinner Sunday: Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hetland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Enger and daughter Mar
iOrie of Westby, and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Twedt and family of Conner
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson of
Alkabo were business callers in
Westby Saturday evening.
Another most interesting enter
tainmetn was given the public at
the Orpheum Theatre on Friday
and Saturday evenings, when the
Juniors presented their play Gap
pie Blossom Time" The students
deserve much praise for their won.
derful ability in carrying out
their parents. And their instruc,
tor, Prof. Friesleben, it is need.
less to say, has not spared work
or patience in helping them make
their play success. The orches.
ira furnished music numbers
which are always enjoyed and ap
preciated.
Watch for the date of the home
talent play to be given in thu
near future.
Mrs. William Anhalt is making
a two weeks visit in Minot.
Lenora Olson arrived from Ma
hoti Tuesday for a few weeks va
cation. Miss Olson is holding
position in her brother-in-law'
drug store at Makoti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris johnson
drove to Crosby Monday for den
tai work.
Mrs. Urness and children of Al
kabo were Westby visitors Satul
day.
Jake Weller and family return
ed last week from South Dakota
where they had spent the winter
Edna Hawbecker of Outloo
spent the week end at her HON
' here.
Carol Hoeck of Plentywoo
spent Sunday with her parent
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bredeven.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Kittelso
e motored to Kenmare Saturday fl
: a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Eils
;. Peterson. Mrs. Peterson accon
e panied them back Sunday for
Y few days visit.
NJ uL,,,,o,. o,J Jo,,ob+o,. MY
e Montgomery drove in from Il
/ farm Tuesday. Mrs. MontgOmel
expects to sail soon for the H
o waiian Islands, where she will jo
n her husband.
3. Mr.. Hoel is now driving a 49,
! model Ford coupe.
is, The two-year-old daughter
o Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Null was ia
,r en- to the Ambrose hospital 81
urday, where an operation W
k found necessary. Her case W
diagnosed as ruptured append
re She lived only few hours aft
a the operation. The funeral "
i'd held at Lone Tree church on We
nesday. Burial took place at Co
re ertown cemetery. The Null ia
I'd lily have the sympathy of this CO
IN munity in their sad bereavement
Geo Onstad arrived Saturd
from Santa Anna, Calf, drivi
the long distance. We are alws
- glad to see Mr.. Onstad back
on Westby.
81 The international tractor sh
~ at the Orpheurn Wednesday, Al
: End, drew large crowd. A nu
90 Der of slides were shown for
., benefit of the school children. F
~ lunch was served at noon.
80 Soren and Thorvald Mel
~, drove to Sidney Saturday and :
= tied over Sunday at the home
y ~ their sister, Mrs. Andrew Mi
VI and family.
=; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olson
- family drove to Grenora Sundf
'ho Mr.. White, auditor of the MOI
'"e land elevators, spent a few d
h in town last week.
ro~ Rev. Brown of Great Falls '
~ in town Monday for the inter
=, of the Montana Childrens Home
' "a Helena.
,IIa Ingvald copeland is appoir
nd census enumeration for the city
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