The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-01-03

here on Mr.. M. G. McNalley. local
manager of the Monarch Lumber
company, Monday of this week.
Robert Sell was fortunate in
Irving Sell of Mitchell, S. D., is
spending the holidays at the home
OF his parents here.
that he was given the position of
relief agent for local depot agent.
Mr.. Neikirk, while the latter was
In Trenton, N. d.
Reuben Gronlie made a business
drive to Froid Tuesday evening of
this week.
Quite number of local young
folks drove down in sleighs to
Froid Friday evening flo last week
to enjoy the Annual Military Ball
given there by the local unit of
National Guard. Everyone re-
ported having had big time.
Everyone in the entire commune
ty are busy congratulatin~ Prof.
and Mrs. Fellbaum and Miss Ford
upon the very fine Christmas en-
tertainment and program, given
thru their efforts, in the local Am
erican Legion Hall Sunday even
ing, December 22nd. The program
was In the form of a Sacred Pag.
cant, the parts being taken by
grade pupils from the local school.
Special music was featured thru
the help of Rev. w. I. Aamoth of
the local Lutheran church and of
that church's choir under the direc-
ton of Mr.. V. E. johnson.
Mrs. o. o. Foss called at the
home of Mrs. Henry Norby on
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Ford made a bust
ness trip TO Plentywood Saturday.
Mrs. H. A. Knudtson called Oh
Mrs. M. G. McNally Monday after
noon.
Mr.. C. C. Sullivan of Froid spent
Sunday afternoon at the G. H. Cas-
per home.
Homestead School Notes
The Homestead school reopened
Monday, December Both, after a
weeks Christmas vacation.
There was no school Wednesday
New Years Day.
We wish to take this means of
thanking all the parents of pupils
In the school and all the other
patrons of the school for the help
they gave the school in the pres
entation of the Christmas pageant.
We wish especially to thank the
members of the Lutheran choir for
their help with the music.
The following pupils have been
neither absent nor tardy during
the past month: Evelyn Knudtson,
Roger Jacobsen, James Olson, Eliz-
abeth. Ann Phelps, Anna Wessner
and Ella Wessner in the Primary
room; Elaine Jacobsen, Russell
Norby, Marjorie Sell, Richard Sell,
Edna Mae Stout. and Mildred Wal
Ter In the intermediate room, and
Marrel Davis, Aida Jacobsen, Lila
Jacobsen, Ida Wessner and Will
liam Wessner in the Grammar
room.
The three best citizens in the
Primary room for the past month
were: Carlton Foss, Howard Skill
ingberg and June Stanek.
Those on the Honor Roll in the
intermediate room for the past
ninth were Elton Foss, Marjorie
Sell and Richard Sell.
The three highest ranking pupils
in the Grammar room We're lone
Foss, Gale Fleischman and Clay
ton Jacobsen. Their respective av-
erages were 90, 80 and SO.
Mrs. Daily visited the Primary
room Monday afternoon, December
Both.
Trial final examinations were
given in the seventh and eighth
grades, the latter part of last
week. The results for the eighth
grade as a whole were quite sat
isfactory; however, those for the
seventh grade were not quite so
satisfactory.
The school wishes to express its
appreciation of the help Mrs. C.
B. Phelps has given them thruout
the first half of the term In writ
ing up the town news items.