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The producers news., 1931-07-31
WITH Al CLUBS

The Welfare Club of North Raw
mond met at the home of Mrs.
Carl Hovdey on Wednesday. july
22. Mrs. P. L. Collins gave an
outline of her trip to Glendive that
was very interesting.
Miss Wort met with the club
and gave a demonstration of dye
ing.
Eight members were present and
among the visitors were Mrs. A.
Collins, Grandma Collins, Mrs. A.
MatrOn and daughter, Mrs. G. A.
Gunderson, Mrs. C. Ross and
daughter, Mrs. P. Anderson. Mrs.
b. Byers, Mrs. M. Grant, Mrs D,
Lee, Mrs c.. Stadstad and children
Mrs. c. Christensen, Mrs. McBnr-
ney, Mabel Nelson and Virginia
Collins. --''
After a very pleasant afternoon
and delicious lunch the club adj
lourned to meet with Miss MYRTLE
McBurney on August 10Th.
Club Reporter.
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Several car loads from town took
in the Farmers Picnic at Brush Lake
last Wednesday.
Norman Nelson returned Sunday
evening from two weeks trip thru
the Black Hills and Yellowstone
Park.
Ed. Christensen, Ray Murk and
Wayne Adved left last Thursday by
car for Grand Forks.
Miss Hazel Malinger, who has
been visiting the Erik Lyngas fam
ily Tor three weeks returned to her
home last Friday.
Last Friday evening a public ga
thering was held in the school house.
Carl Holje occupied the chair. Lease
holders on the reservation elected a
committee of three to take up with
the Indian department regarding a
reduction of rental for their lands.
The matter of arranging for a wint-
ers coal for people in Strengthened
circumstances was left over to a
later meeting. Mr.. Hole explained
to the gathering, the plan of the
Red Cross to aid those in need.
Church services conducted in the
school house last Sunday evening by
Rev. Stowell were rather poorly at
tended.
Relatives of Mrs. Geo. Hunter ar
rived Monday morning from Ken
lucky for a short visit at the Geo.
Hunter home east of town.
John Andreasen and Harry Mer-
Dach are loading a couple of cars of
rat stock for the Chicago market
tbs week.
VIM. Rokken and John Kallak are
painting the go. Lund home this
week.
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PILE Pe oung Peoples Society of the
rie'1S asaht Valley church had a weiner
bonse bOSc on the lawn at the hospitabIe
rit5o Eri5.,, oL MI and Mrs. Ole Helm on
prese1+ Ii ing. A large crowd was
Miss Anna Rice has bean . rotio,+
Tbro h me hospital in Minot the mast
@ CilIce weeks. She is expected home
IOoh' I MISS Blanche Swanson of ToI1
ny AZ. ID. is substituting for Mi,ss
ahe lIlce IN the Ueland school during her
CIaVi CIece from school duties. Miss
Giarlce Rlce accompanied her sister
11,i4I Una 10 Minot and will return home
with her. While at iIinot Mise CInI
Ice visited at the home of an nncIa i9i
The board of the Farmers Elevate
mas decided TO close the elevator e.,
Lhe season. F. G. Welsh. who bos
peen grain buyer here for aho,I+ to
years is undecided as to his nnv+ IL
cdtlon. ca he thinks he might start an
SVo1SS o.@ioh ION IN North Dakota. Mr.
E WcIsh returned last Tuesday from
Fro,,s 1a,1saS where he and several others
M lIon thls community had gona 20
work in the harvest fields "S 70
ms return the household goods war
tScAeo to ana shipped to Lignite for
tS ttSSlhp0rary storage. Monday Tnorpino-
ne Welsh family left bv COR fo1
hlghite to visit Mr.. Welsb,s roottoI
anu anu prothers for a few dave ofto,
W Whlch they will GO to Edinhur@ NJ
10 -. 10 Mrs. Welsh's people for the
Mr.. Welsh has been a v,r,, zee,
cient grain buyer here ot +ba ELL ell
ers Elevator for about ten vaans
MTS. Welsh has been active in q 60 =.
od la way. The children have attend
Su MCElroy and other schools r.
Iyn % was a freshman in Westbv hipb
School last year. She will contin1a
ner studies at Minot the coming
year She will stay at the home of
an an aunt while there. Miss Florence
weISh is graduate Of the Plenfv-
NO MOUu nlsh school and the Minot
1oTInal. She will teach this wear
InalPh' the youngest of the family
mas oeen a grade student at McEIroy
me FAMILY leaves a large numher
vi ,,i friends and acquaintances who
Will miss them. "ii0
s. A. Nelson, who, for several
weeks herded his cattle northeast Of
mcEIroy' has moved them to the
heostone country.
farmers at McElroy Saturday eve-
hlhg TO talk over plans for securing
nay Tor the winter. No definite
steps were taken.
"A party consisting of H. B. Foss
HalDert NeresOn and Peder Solberg
started Tuesday morning for tbe
Towner. N. d. country to see if hav
could be obtained there.
some OF those who attended the
Farmers Picnic at Brush Lake wed-
nesday were Olaf Olsen, S. Barsness
and family, Peter Lutnes, NeIs Kro.
nen and family. Andrew Krowen and
tamlly and o. M. Lutnes and family,
Ingvald Espeland. who has been
seriously ill from heart trouble for
several months is improving and is
now able to sit up part Of the time,
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John Pace returned Friday from
Fort Harrison, where he has been
receiving medical attention at the
Veterans hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb Garneau and
daughters were visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. 3. Davenport and Mrs Mac
lnnes Sunday evening
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Pace and
daughters spent Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Grant Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Phelps moved
to their new home on Wolf Creek
Mrs. VIM. Cromwell adm Mrs. Mac
Innes We're FlaXville visitors Wed
nesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Charnot left
Tor their home in Norfolk. w. Va,
after spending a month visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cowan
Alvin Hazel and Mabel Marsh, FL
mer Myhre were visiting with the
Hendricl0s9n family ait Dagmar. also
taking in the Farmer Picnic at Brush
Lake.
Rev. L. E. Jones and wife of Op-
helm were dinner guests at the Pace
| nome Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Jones
conducted services at the hall in the
evening On August 9th he will con-
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Mr.. and Mrs Mike Flannery left
by car for Little Fork, Mimi, where
they will look over the land.
Mrs. Ole Garrick and children.
Mrs. John Ladd and Margaret Cos
per were Raymond visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cosper were
PlentywoOd business callers Monday.
Wednesday the farmers thirteenth
annual Picnic was held at Brush
Lake. Many people from various
parts of the country attended. Mo-
ther Bloor, besides several other
good speakers, lectured in the after
noon. A dance in the evening afford
ed great pleasure for the folks.
Frank Fitzgerald and family re-
turned home from Bismarck Tues
day where they were visiting with
relatives and friends.
The United Chautauqua Company
has been playing in Outlook the past
few days.
Mrs. Rob. West has been seriously
Ill caused by leakage of the heart.
She is at her home under the care
of DR. FaWcett.
Nat Gaines, who has been working
at the Charley Grant home is a pa
tient at the Memorial Hospital at
PlentyWoOd He underwent an opera
ton for the removal of his tonsils
Saturday.
Many of the Outlook folks motor
ed to Brush Lake Sunday where
they spent the day swimming and in
various other pastimes.
The Outlook baseball team played
the RedstOne team on the Redstone
diamond. Outlook won the score be-
ing20 to 0.
The dance at Nickerson's barn
Saturday night where the Wunder-
Itch orchestra played, was very we'll
attended and everyone seemed to
have a good time.
Grandma Craig has been on the
sick list the past week.
The producers news., 1931-07-31
FROM AROUND SHERIDAN COUNTY

attended business college a wear.
aughlins and Clarks returned
sunday fVOm Calgary, Alberta.
Sun. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bertil-
son and children came from the res
ervation to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Grayson.
Ball games are the main amuse-
mentS Sundays and attract large
crowds. Antelope beat Homestead and
the west Side beat Muddy Flat on
the town diamond. At Dutch Hollow
the East Side was victorious
Last week Mr.. and Mrs Rov Dahl
iIaue VISIT at Hettinger, North Da-
kota with Mrs. Emma Lindouist and
family.
Arnold Lila left Saturday for
polnts In South Dakota to look for
employment and visit with relatives.
Last wed. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
ieuSes ana children were callers at
the nome OF Geo. Grayson.
Mrs. Axel Romstad will entertain
tne Lutheran Aid at her home Aug.
18th.
Mr., and Mrs. Kermit Ueland and
kurtls We're Sunday visitors at Ed.
Iverson's.
Rev. and Mrs. Stowell and family
OF Medicine Lake were supper guests
sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Berg.
The All Cooking Club held a meet
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Hedges Tuesday.
Our base ball team met defeat
by the Grenora team Sunday at
Brush Lake; and Dutch Hollow lost
with Muddy Flat.
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(Too late for last weekN

CToo late for last week.
most OF the damage done by the
Wlnd storm last Wednesday has been
repaired. Graysons have put up their
mouse on the farm; A. T. Larson re-
paired the east wall of his barn; Os-
car Christiansen replaced the win
COWS in the store building next to
the depot ~
A good attendance of the Cong. aid
were entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Hedges Thursday. Mrs
Hedges and Mrs. G. w. Grayson were
hoStesses.
Being guests about tow weeks Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Olson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Olson. Fosston. MINI
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Olson and Shir-
~ Jean of Chicago and Dorothy
Morbeck, Madison, Wis. departed
Tor their respective homes.
Sunday Olof and Ruth ArnekIev
TOOK their cousin, Mildred Arneklev.
to her home at Glasgow.
Bernette ROrvig of Reserve visited
several days with Ardella Stoen.
Mrs. Fred Blacllmore. Lorna and
caroline were Friday supper guests
at the r. D. Clark home Lorna and
caroline remained for a few days'
visit.
Members of the s. of n. lodge met
for regular meeting Thursday mite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit UeIand and
Kurtis called at Joseph Christian
sons Wednesday evening.
Antelope folks who took in the rO-
deo at Wolf Point last week were
the Aft HOven family. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Ueland. Mabel Ueland. Kenneth
Nicholson, Hank Hanson. Vernon Fo-
ven. Don Paddock. Wallie MeIouist
Charles Johnson and Jorgen Best
land. While in Wolf Point the How
ems were the guests Of Ben VANS
Ieys and Ueldans of Hadley Nylands.
Margaret Richardson visited Ann
Ator at the home Of Win Clark sew
eral days
MARGARET Storllan of Plentvwood
spent last week with Dorothy Rich
aTdson.
Rev. SimundsOn conducted services
Sunday p. nj. at the Luth. church.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Painter was baptized. receiving
the name Betty Ann Mrs Gust Lee
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lee acted as
sponsors.
The G1ndor Hovet family visited
at the Obert Dahl home Sunday and
with Grandma Dahl attended church
in town.
Alvin and Ella Iverson returned
home from Minot at which place Al
vim visited several weeks and Ella
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Mr .and Mrs. Otto Landberg of
columbus were guests of Olaf Gund-
ersons Sunday. Mrs. Landberg is 2
sister of Mr.. Gunderson.
Miss Clara Gunderson took care of
the Paul Hultgren children and AL
WIN Stageberg's boy while the par
gntS g attended the wedding of Luther
1uitgren and Mae Engler at Minot,
:, Inc Misses Ruby Hultgren, Clara
Paul Hultgren called on Elizabeth
ming.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvia Meek
er or OSgood, Missouri, a son JuIv
~, weight 8 pounds. Mrs. Meeker
Will be remembered as Trena Paul
son of Westby.
Mrs. Charles johnson and Mrs,
Gust Stubbe motored to Minot on
business matters Thursday.
MISS Mildred Johnson is spending
two weeks vacation with Miss Mary
LaWrLence at Crosby.
olga and Lloyd Tanberg of Column
Dus are visiting their relatives at
Westby.
Elaine and Wallace Petersen are
confined to their bed with mumps.
oscar Gunderson is visiting friends
ana relatives at Columbus.
ruth Lllingson is assisting at the
crystal Cafe this week.
A farewell party was given Miss
Florence George on Monday evening
at eight O'Clock. A number of her
friends attended. She was presented
with a fountain pen as a token OF
the esteem in which she is held. She
viii leave for Salt Lake City, We'd
nesday to stay with her brothar-in-
law, and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Johnson, while attending high school,
Her many friends regret to see her
leave but are looking forward to her
return in the near future.
Miss Edith Helseth is spending a
rev days with her relatives at Lone
Tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Skramstad and
allmer Skramstad called at the Olof
Gunderson home Sunday.
The producers news., 1931-07-31
The State Of Montana Sends Great
ings to the Above Named Defen-
dauts. and In Each ~ rTrI,a,,,,


You are hereby summoned 10 an
swer the complaint in this action
which is filed in the office of the
CLERK OF this Court, a copy of which
IS herewith served upon one of Won
In each County wherein aay Of you
reside, and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon the plain
tlIrs attorney within twenty days
aIter the service Of this Summons.
exclusive of the day Of service. and
in case of your failure TO appear or
answer, Judgment will be taken
against you, by default, for the re-
I1ef demanded in the complaint, to-
witt
This action Us on a certain prom
lSsory note in amount $4,000, dated
December 81. 1918, and for the fore
closure of a certain real estate
mortagage of the same date secur-
ing said note, both made, signed.
executed and delivered by Arthur
Iverson, then and there a sinrl,
man, to one Lawrence w. Miller ana
later assigned, sold and endorsed to
the plaintiff herein. That said note
became due Jan. 1, 1924 and a bal
ance of $4,000 and accrued interest
from and after Nov. 1, 1928, remains
cludes costs, taxes and attorneys
fees and seeks to determine the
rights of subsequent incumbrances
and lien holders. That said mort
gage was recorded in the office of
the County Clerk and Recorder of
Sheridan County, on Jan. 1S, 1919. at
400 o'clock p. M. in Book 1873 of
Mortgages, pages 442-3-4. That the
premises affected by said foreclosure
and set out in said mortgage are
particularly described as follows, to-
wit:
Lots 5, G, II. -. swH. Sec. E.
Twp. 81, r. 58 e. M. NJ, Containing
$40 acres, more or less.
For further details, reference is
made to the complaint on file here
in.
Witness my hand and the Seal of
said Court this 10th day Of July,
1881.
Q. B. PETERSON,
GCourt Seal) Clerk.
J. J. Wuerthner,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Great Falls, Montana. Q5-4t)
The producers news., 1931-07-31
MILLION DOLLARS TO Be SPENT
ONROAD WORK TO START SOON
MSTATE-NONE In THIS COUNTY
Montana Highway Commission Lets First Contracts for
Projects to be Financed Through Six Million Tax An
tclpahon Warrant Legislation of State Supreme Court
New Road Planned North and South Through State.

Helena, July 25.-Nearly 81, ,OOO,-
OOO worth of road and bridge
work will be started soon in II
counties as result of letting of
contracts by the Montana High
way Commission.
A part of 100000 worth of ad.
ditional work planned for this
year is scheduled to be placed un-
der contract September a.
The projects totaled 1913, ,O49. SO.
They were the first to be placed in
contractors hands through the S6,-
100000 tax anticipation finance
plan.
The successful bidders for the
74.6S miles of grading, 8.32 miles
OF surfacing, 1922 miles of oiling
and surfacing and construction of
IL bridges follow:
Grading and paving .454 miles of
the Notwithstanding road in
the city of Plains, Mclaughlin
Construction company of Living
ston, $15,59O.12.
Oil surfacing 1902 miles of the
Bearmouth-Deer Lodge road in
Powell county, between GoldCreek
and KOhrs, Hargrave Construction
Company of Spokane, $22,572.6O.
Oil surfacing 23.915 miles of the
Cascade Great Falls Fort Benton
road in Cascade county, J. L. Nc
Laughlin of Livingston, S26, ,,261 .25.
Construction of a reinforced con-
crete bridge 1927 feet long across
burlington railway tracks on the
Bridger-W Wyoming line road in Car
bon county, w. P. Roscoe & Co.
OF Billings, $14,101.9O.
Construction of a steel and con-
crete bridge 159.42 feet long over
the Oregon Short Line railroad on
the Dillon-Idaho line road in Beav-
erhead county, B. M. Crenshaw of
Livingston, $16,999.
Oil surfacing 13.2O9 miles of the
Butte-BOulder road in Jefferson
and Silver Bow counties, J. C.. Ma
guire Of Butte $28,312.5O.
Grading 23.079 miles of the
Pompey's Pillar-Hysham road in
Treasure and Yellowstone counties,
l.. T. Lawler, of Butte, $24O, ,298.4O.
Construction of a steel bridge
over the Big Horn river, together
with six timber bridges on the
Pompey's Pillar-Hysham road in
Yellowstone and Treasure counties,
E. ]. Huntington of St. Paul, $780,
21125.
Grading 2S.352 miles of the
Wolf Point-Scobey road in Roose-
velt county, Tomlinson-Arkwright
company of Great Falls, $1O3,63
Construction Of seven bridges on
the Wolf Point-Scobey road, Boon
er q Blakeslee of Great Falls, ST.
1868.
Grading 14.521 miles of the
Butte-Whitehall road in jefferson
county, James Crick of Spokane,
1921, ,655.78.
Construction of two timber
bridges on the Butte Whitehall
road, Elliott & Nesbit of Standpoint
Idaho, $5,1877O.
Grading and graveling 1912
miles of the Kalispell-Pablo road
in Flathead county, Morrison and
KnudsOn Company of Boise, Idaho.
$131 ,42718.
The producers news., 1931-07-31
Preacher Cannon Sues
Publisher w. R. Hearst

Washington, July 21.-Bishop ].
Cannon, Jr., of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, south, today filed in
the District of Columbia court libel
suits seeking $1,5OO,OOO damages
from William Randolph Hearst and
the Washington Times Company.
Articles published in Hearst
newspapers in July 1880, relating
to the cleric's courtship of Mrs
Helen Hawley McCallum, whom
ne married, were made the basis
OF the suits, which claimed injury
to Bishop Cannon's reputation.
The producers news., 1931-07-31

The Misses Cora Risa and Poh.
Boten, OF Plentywood, Mont 49, iCs
ed briefly in this CITY on Tmesdn' dSiU y
Ihey are enroute to points in t5e
eatern part of this state and II
Minnesota to visit with reIat;vae -
and 1rlendS.-JOurnal, Crosby. s
Gene and Erick Antonson la+,
Tor points IN North Dakota tbo - ~
ter part OF last week in their MI.
el A Ford touring car insoa,,os ~
OF work and Tor a visit W ~;tL ~
friends. VIII
Mltt Hatfield of Navajo brouobt
a load of wheat to the Ioco1 soiI1
Che lore part of the wheat and 1-l axl
changed 1t for flour. MANY farm.
ers are doing this during the "dn.
compression" period.
FRANK Loucks, of Plentvwood
nS"1Ored uno,Sa "a over last Sunday and
spent the day in Crosby and Ker-
mlC' visiting at the Rupert home
mere and at the N. P. Loucks bOnae
at Aermit.-Joumal, Crosby.
W.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Redmond arc
s1e proud parents of son born
Monday. Parties concerned arc
DONG nicely and Joe is endeavor-
iEg TO parry attention to himseIf
Dy telling stories about John Kohl
mans huge cow-the dame of p
Bunyan's blue OK.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin AsneI,rd
and children returned Tuesday eve-
ning from a trip to Minneapolis
Cnlcago and other eastern points
where they visited with relatives
and friends. They drove back a
new Chevrolet sedan which thew
negotiated for in the cities.
Misses Cora Frisvold and Ruhv
johnson were hostesses at a party
held at Wildwood park Wednesdav
IN honor of Ruth johnson. guest
at the ]. A. Johnson home. 4 de-
llcTous luncheon was served cafe
terra style. Miniature golf was
the principal diversion after lunch
The guests were Glow Krebsbach
Helga Hanisch, Florence Nelson
Marie Tessman, Ida Bunhun, Nellie
F1shbeck, Irene Jensen, Kathryn
christensen and Julia Palubicki.
Dan J. Whitaker, of Everett
Wash, was in Plentywood Thurs
day calling on old friends on his
way to visit his sister, Mrs. James
at Radcliffe, Sask. Dan is a form
er resident of the Raymond vicini-
ity. He reports that in his trav-
els there is much hurrying to and
fro," every freight train headed
east is loaded with men and every
train headed west is the same. The
branch lines are the same as the
main line trains-men going hith-
er and thither looking for work
and there is no work.
A farewell party was given at the
home of Mrs. E. E. York on We'd
nesday evening in honor of Mrs.
Al. Bourassa and Mrs. Frank Guen-
ther. Bridge was the diversion of
the evening. A delicious lunch was
served by the hostess at the con-
clusiOn of the playing. The honor
guests were each presented with a
token of remembrance. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Bourassa, Mrs.
Guenther, Mrs. Ray White, Mrs.
Ed. Peterson, Mrs. Oswald, Mrs.
Hazel Anderson and Mrs. Ashton
Moore.
The producers news., 1931-07-31

(Too late for last week.)
Relnhart Anderson of Pleasant
valley was taken to Warm Springs
Wednesday where he will receive
medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. George and
florence were Crosby shoppers We'd
nesday.
Harold Griffon of Pink Valley was
Westby caller Thursday.
Mrs. George Peele, Edna and Ethel
MRS. Edwin IversOn of Pleasant Val
ley were Westby callers Friday.
MRS. Lloyd Kittelson and baby
1leln, returned from Kenmare Satur.
DAY. She has been visiting with her
sister Lillian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sever Salhus. Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold King, Mr.. and Mrs.
John GustafsOn, Mr. and Mrs. RiIl
turner, Bernt Gorder and. Mr.. and
MRS. Adolph Bakke and son Donald
attended the state convention at Dag-
mar Wednesday. They returned home
Monday ''0O iioi'ie
(What convention was it, CORE
spondent?-Edr.)
MRS. Obert Stageberg has been as
week. ''io pas
The Lutheran church gave a Sun
day school picnic Thursday. Every
body reported good time
Westby was blessed with a good
rain Wednesday and Thursday night
OF last week. 1t will help for cattle
feed and potatoes.
Harvey Larson and Donald WILEY
leIt Tor the eastern states to look
Tor work. OrVille Larson took tbano
as far as Williston.
Mrs. Ted Nordhagen. Mrs Obar+
Stageberg returned home from Lis
Don, North Dakota last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. George motor
ed TO Fairview Saturday on business
matters.
Erick Eggen and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hass of Pleasant Valley were
Westby shoppers Saturday.
Jenet KrOnen of Lone Tree is Wis
lung Frances Iverson of Pleasant
Valley.
Burton Johnson is spending two
farm. ''i'
~, Donna Myars was a Crosby caller
Donna Myars spent the week end
at her home southwest of town.
The Ueland All Club met at the
nome of Mrs. Helegard of Pleasant
valley July %.
The Westby Al Club met at the
day, July %. ~ -
0. K. Hansons Of Alkabo are Wis
lting in the Dagmar country this
week.
Dutch" Gerl1e has found work ar
jamestown. N. D.
Mrs. Andrew StorstoIxl1e writes
her friends that they have a wonder-
Iul crop and gardens at TIensler. N.
Oak. ~
Mabel and Francis Anderson of
Lone Tree, who have been attendine
parochial school. staying at the Hell
seth home, returned to their home
Friday night.
Mrs. p. Bredevein and Mrs. Walter
olson motored out to the Kenneth
smith home for visit with Mrs
smith who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Francis Carlson of the Soutb
country was a caller and shopper in
WestbY Saturday.
Nictorine Hjelmand Esther Lein
We're spending two days vacation at
the Charlie Anderson home.
Helen Paulson is spending a few
weeks with her relatives in the north
country
Mr., and Mrs. George Wolfe and
SON Junior Of Salt Lake City. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Johnson of Hell
The producers news., 1931-07-31
RAYMOND WELFARE
SUNNY SMILE

She Sunny Smile All Club held
its fifth meeting at the home of
our leader, Mrs. Collins. Out of
the ten club members seven were
present. After the business meet
ing we sewed on our patches. We
played a few games and then Mrs
Collins served lunch. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Ruth Ross.
Club Renorter
The producers news., 1931-07-31
MARRIAGE LICENSE,

Stanley Phillips and Isabella
Smith botha of Regina, on July II.
Joseph M. Crowley and Helen
Heinz, both of Chicago, Illinois, on
July goth.
Holger D. Christensen of Gre
nora and Marie Feldman of Gre
nora on July Both.
The producers news., 1931-07-31

Montreal, July 2S.-Howard Nc
Connell, provisional treasurer and
minister of municipal affairs for
Saskatchewan, today predicted that
100000 persons would have to be
fed by the provincial and federal
governments next winter.
The producers news., 1931-07-31

oLndOn.-Walking the length of
one Of LOndOn's most fashionable
streets with an egg balanced on a
spoon is the latest thrill-seeking
escapade of London's young people.
The entrant who reached the 9th
er end of Regent street first with
out dropping the egg received a
new automobile.