The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-02-13

Local Brevities !.
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Mrs. Nuremberg returned Sa+ur-
day from buying trip in the east
Mrs. Leland Nuremberg enter.
tanned the American Legion GmS;i
larry Wednesday evening. QUAIL
Gonius Larson of Dagmar Uos >
rt.lentywood caller and shopper tbe
first part of the week. ''e
The Misses Irene Jensen ond
Kuby johnson motored to ScobnI,
Tor the day, Monday.
Lloyd Bantz and daughter Jonnio
OF Kedstone spent the week end at
Tne nome of Mr. and Mrs. r. 7
Chas. Mclaughlin one IF An+o
lope well known merchants, made
a short business visit in the citv
early in the present week
Mrs. Otto Brabec entertained
NUMBER OF her lady friends at her
nome last Sunday afternoon The
time was spent socially.
Twenty guests were present on
wednesday evening at a bridge din
ner at the Blain Dean homo A.
tractive Valentine decorations were
used.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hass of
the north of Outlook country were
shopping and looking after bust
ness matters and visiting with
friends in Plentywood Tuesday
Attorney ]. G. Wagner who has
been on the SEX list with a severe
cold for several days is now able
10 be up and around but still ra-
Their weak.
Lionel Opgrande, who has been
located at Watford CITY, North
Dakota for the past six weeks. mo
tored up to visit with friends and
relatives last Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. johnson had as her
Sunday dinner guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Void and Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Wagnild of Outlook, Misses
Evelyn Watt and Mabel Nordgren.
Mrs. Harry Larson, who was ia
ken seriously ill early in the week,
was taken to MinOt hospital on
Thursday evening, via Culbertson.
Her daughter Helen accompanied
her.
Ben Greenwood and Pete Krebs-
bach drove up from Sidney and
spent Sunday in Plentywood, re-
turning early Monday morning to
resume their duties in the cooking
and tOnsorial trades respectively.
The Harmony Club met at the
home of Mrs. A. F. Ziebarth last
Thursday. All members were
present. Mrs. Frank Guenther
was the winner of first honors and
Mrs. Ed. Peterson second.
Mrs. Fred Madsen, who has been
visiting for some time with her
son, Sheriff Madsen, and family,
left for Idaho Falls, Idaho, early
this week. Mr.. Madsen accompani-
ed her by car as far as Poplar.
John Mckee, who has been away
for some time on a visit, return !
ed to the city Wednesday. He re-
ports that he greatly enjoyed the
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jacobson
came up from Dagmar with Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Hanson Sunday to
visit baby Hanson who is serious
ly i'll at the hospital with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Hans Hanson is the house
guest of Miss Gertie Petersen
while baby Hanson is a patient at
the Sheridan Memorial hospital. |
The baby is getting along as we'll
as can be expected.
The local lodge of the Knights
of Columbus entertained the
Daughters of America at the par
lors of the church Tuesday eve
ming. A good sized crowd was in
and all enjoyed cards
and a social time until lunch was
served.
A farewell party was given on
afternoon at the Hans
home by Mrs. Rasmus-
sen and Mrs. Duggan in honor of
Sylvia Lindorff. Sylvia was pre-
sented with an attractive present
as a remembrance by a her friends
E. H. Getchell, proprietor of the
Quick Print Shop at Willston, and
former employee of the Producers
News until about two years ago
up Saturday afternoon to
business and incidentally
,alled on old neighbors and
friends. He returned to Williston
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