The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-06-06
ANTELOPE

The Jens Jensen family went on
an outing to Medicine Lake a week
ago Sunday.
May 25th, Mrs. Inga Arneklev
was hostess at dinner to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jorgenson and family of Dag
mar, Rev. sStowell of Medicine Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aasheim and family
Mrs. Ike Hendrickson of Reserve
and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hendrickson
of Antelope.
About fifty ladies gathered at
the Lutheran church basement last
Thursday T. M. at farewell party
In honor of Mrs. Lauritz Jensen and
Mrs. Adam Stoll, who will move
from Antelope soon. All partook of
bounteous lunch served at two
long tables. The honor guests were
presented with each a set of tea
spoons as token of remembrance
from their numerous friends who
extend best wishes for happy fut-
ure in their new homes.
Monday, Adam Stoll arrived from
Fairview to move his family to that
place where he has had employment
for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorvald Christian
son of Dagmar were in town Thurs
day. Their daughter Bernice re-
turned home with them after at
tending high school here the past
year.
Julius Stoen is working on the
road with Geo. OVERLY since he re-
turned from the reservation.
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen,
Ralph, Peter and Ernest made
trip to Girard and Sidney, where
the boys have work for the sum-
mer.
After visiting ten days with her
folks, Inga Brekke returned to her
job in Williston Tuesday. Her sis
ter Solway accompanied her and will
also be working.
A full house enjoyed the play "a
Modern Aaanias" at the hall Satur-
day mite. The numbers between
acts were splendid. Both young ana
old stayed for the dance after the
play.
A pleasant farewell party was
rendered Florence Stoll Friday even
ing by the members of the girls
Sunday school class and Mrs. Dahl.
teacher. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Glaze. Games were play
ed and a delicious lunch enjoyed. A
box of stationery was given Flor
ence. The members of the class
present were Ardella Stoen, Marie
! Hedges, Sue and Dorothy Clark,
Dorothy Hess and Bernice Glaze and
Florence Stoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Berg and sons,
lIllSWOIln anu Aed0QeT OF OIdTDuCh,
Mimi, were Thursday visitors at
the Fred Lila home.
Saturday, Mrs. Lon Myers and
son Phillip from Clear Lake were
Antelope and county seat callers. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Damstrom had as
dinner guests Friday, Eddie and Ellis
worth Berg. Tuesday the Berg fam
| lily left for points in Dakota on
their trip home to Starbuck, MINI.
Mrs. Phil Ziebarth and daughter
Phyllis of Plentywood spent this
week with her sister, Mrs. H. Hen
erickson.
Astrid Brekke visited with Lillian
Grayson from Wednesday till Thurs
day last week.
Having completed their school
homes: Mrs. Opgrande to Plenty
wood Miss Damschroeder to Ohio
Kay Lang to Wolf Point, Miss
Schultz to Dakota and Miss RAIN
to Minnesota. AS they have theil
homes in Antelope, Prof Hunter and
Mrs. Hedges forfeit a trip.
The town is very quiet since the
departure of the many students t.
their farm homes. Torlief AaS
helm is developing muscles digging
rocks. Glen Stoen clerks at Stron
Hardware. Harriet Olson is spend
ing a couple weeks at Coalridge be
fore leaving for Shanovan, Canada
to spend the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. Jack Grayson. Grac
Buck assisted with house work
week after school at McLaughlins
5 Carol Foster is "hello" girl som
days.
Arriving Tuesday, Mrs. Lyons an