The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-03-07
HOMES STEAD

Mrs. NJ. B. Larson spent last
week end at Williston, N. D.,
leaving here on the train Satur
day afternoon and returning on
the northbound train Monday |
Mrs. D. d. Bolyard and son DON
aid Kirk made a call between /
trains at Plentywood Tuesday of
this week. Young Donald Kirk
a very pleasant session
with Dentist Roy.
Ethel Murray of the community
west of Homestead, left for VIII
liston by train Thursday afternoon
to visit with friends there, return
ing Saturday morning.
Mrs. NJ. B. Larson entertained
the usual large attendance at the
Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting
Friday afternoon of this week.
]. S. Olness left for Minot to at
tend a sales convention Of the
Oliver Farm Equipment COmpa-
ny's dealers to be held theer, start
ing Wednesday morning He left
by train Tuesday afterOon of this
week.
Mrs. V. E. Johnson and sons,
Robert and Bruce, spent the time
between trains in PlentywoOd
Thursday of last week.
r. NJ. Gronlie and Arthur Olson
made a trip 70 CulbertSon Friday
of last week.
1t is reported that A. II. Jens-
ven. well known farmer east OF
Homestead, has been selected by
E the local Farmers Elevator to have
charge of their oil station which
was constructed late last fall.
A. J. Johnson, proprietor of TIT
Homestead Garage made a bust
ness trip to Minot last week, leav
ing Thursday and returning Satur
day.
The Norby Cafe opened up TO
business Friday afternoon Of las
week by serving free coffee an,
doughnuts to the public. Needles
to say should the public patroniz
the new business TO the exten
that it turned out for the free serv
ing the enterprise will be a grea
) success. The new Cafe is we
: appointed and fills a long fel
+; want in the community. Its spor
: sors say they viii be on the 10
J from early in the morning till lat
e az night and viii be glad to ser1
d short orders as well as reguls
5 meals to the hungry customers.
s Mrs. Jerry Stanek and lit
J. daughter Betty spent the lattl
part of last week visiting Mi
Doris at Medicine Lake, where 81
- attends high school.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gronl
/ made a hurried drive to Fro
; Tuesday afternoon in response
II a call from there to the effe
o. that Mrs. Gronlie's mother W
q very ILL., No other details a
- known at the time of report.
q The many friends of v. E. job
on son will be glad to learn that Y
rs has successfully undergone his @
IN erations recently at Fort Harris
IN and is well on the way to recc
at cry. It is reported that he "
% be able to return sometime ne
<, week.
at The Bolyards were the que
ed of Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Ty
a east of town from Friday to M,
ed day of this week.
e. Adolph Sunwall returned fr
m Froid Monday.
f-c R. G. Bryan transacted busin
- IN Medicine Lake between ira
en- Tuesday of this week.
le1 Mrs. Ed. Espelein return
=. Wednesday afternoon last w
from Medicine Lake where she !
visited her daughters.
IL w. w. Mentally left by car
az Bismarck. N. D., Saturday of
-, IN week. after having enjoyed an
Gu tended visit here with his son,
Ak 20 G. McNally.
Mrs ]. w. Lawrence retur
nd from the north. where she
are been visiting relatives, Wednes
for afternoon of last week.
IL Mrs. c. ]. Atkinson was
cir guest of Mrs. Guy Casper
o,s week. Mrs. Atkinson win be
tI-e membered as having been conn
. ed with various business en-
KS. prises here years ago. She is
tch- living in Chetek. Wis, it is rep
aid. ed.
rye Mrs. Ida Waller. who has
We making her home in Poplar
YER some time past, returned
ak. with her sons last week. 1t Is
ported that her daughter,
. Anna viii remain in Poplar
tur- the balance of the school year
gor- Mr.. and Mrs Gaylord Tyler
cks. tertained at cards Friday ever
high MIR. Vance and Mr.. Berlise '
cal ed at the G. w. Fasching
DIOR, Thursday evening.
you Miss Harriette Lochrem,
gan has been visiting at the A.
his" Jensven home. left Wednesda
elm. visit with Clara Bradsho. WI
ing working at the Bill Boyd hon
! all Ted Rynan made a trip TO
Early tywood Monday TO consult a
MI stefan in regard to some