The producers news., 1930-03-14

OUTLOOK

Father Leahy returned from
Graceville, Minnesota, Saturday.
Adolph Garness left for his
home in Powers Lake, N. D., Sat
urday.
Mig Collins, Frank Fishbeck,
Senator Fishbeck and Stanley Pal
ubicki were over from Plentywood
Saturday.
Edna Hawbaker and Alice Tron-
mis-, local teachers, went to West
by Friday, returning Saturday.
George Nelson left for his home
in Scobey Saturday.
T. ]. Larson, who has accepted
a position with the Northwest
Grain Association and is travelling
in Eastern Montana in their be-
half, visited at his home here last
week, leaving again on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Anholt were
dinner guests at the Hark home
Sunday.
Mrs. K. ]. Karlson entertained
at dinner Thursday evening, the
occasion being Mr.. Karlson's anC
Mr.. Larson's birthday. yellow
and White was the color scheme
for the beautiful decorations. Tn,
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Koester, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Tobin, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ue
land, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Larson
and Henry Walders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Stone
drove to Plentywood Saturday
Mrs. StOner went to consult a doc
tor.
Tod Downey went to Plentywoo
Monday after Mrs. Downey, VIII
has been receiving medical aid i
that city.
Kenneth and Ransome Cospe
left for Great Falls Wednesday
where they have employment.
August Westphal came up frol
Raymond to attend a stockholder
meeting of the Farmers Elevate
here Saturday.
VIM. Rueggsegger returned FIR
day from California, where /
spent the winter.
Harry Gum sold his barbt
shop to Isaac Selvig one day la
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wunderlic
entertained at five o'clock dim,
last Sunday. The guests were tt
Deck family, Mrs. Elwood Hous
Miss Wold and Dick Wunderlich
A radio party listened in at s.;
: Tuesday morning at the T. ]. La
son home and heard Byrd and h
party talk from New Zealand
friends in Schenectady, New Yor
That hour in New Zealand W
F 1890 Wednesday morning.
L The Elk Lodge will give a dan
+ in the hall Monday, st. Patrick
E Day.
The young folks have been ia
ing advantage of the ice skatil
If the past week.
E. Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald gave
birthday party for her daught
Margaret February 28th.
Y The D. D. D. Sewing Circle m
o. with Mrs. E. H. Hurst Tuesd
Of afternoon.
tn C. Ford went to Scobey on bu
ns ness Monday, returning Tuesd;
ii Charles Roderick looked after t
he drug store during his absence.
~ Anderson, the Rumley man, "
on here Tuesday.
in Mrs. Eva Engler made bu
nr ness trip to Kenmare, N. D.,
n first of the week.
Mrs. E. Harris, who has bt
under a doctors care in Plen
~ wood, returned home Sunday.
Virgil Foodlaxon invited in S
- eral little friends to help him I
= citrate his ninth birthday last
day.
Harry Gum made a busin
A trip to Cubertson last week,
turning Friday.
Miss Donaldson was a Pier
wood visitor over the week enc
L. N. Brandborg from Raym
- transacted business here betw
g trains last Friday.
Max Deck Drove to Plentyw
Wednesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W
on Thursday, a boy.
Ole Johnson came over f
Plentywood and passed the "
~ end here with friends and
tives.
. Mrs. Vim. Cookery was :
E'*'' sick Sunday night with a heart
- tack.
IL Mrs. Karl Stadstad and cl
W rem from Raymond and Mrs.
Cross and baby from Minot,
have been guests at the Cor
home, left Monday evening.
'F*s Joe Rick took his brother A
- Plentywood Monday, where
took the train to Williston.
will work for the Internal
Harvester Co. at Sidney.
Mrs. Tony Gains visited
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Good
o over the week end.
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