The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-01-30

A. OA Snelr-regular session at
me nome of Mrs. Hans Thompson
on Feb. at 2:15 D. m. Everybody
VIII De welcome to attend.
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Misses Hulda Thomson and Brix
ana Mr.. Sandlin all local teachers
uIove to Minot Saturday to take
IN the basket ball game between
me Flentywood Gryhounds and the
4hlnot ball tossers. Minot won.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Donaldson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Donald
son, who have enjoyed the past
three weeks in the Twin Cities and
Iotner Minnesota points, have re-
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Rive
well known resident of Doolev
We're calling on friends and sbon'
ping in the city Wednesday after
noon. 80 'ei
Inc Barges, who live south of
town have moved to town and are
ilVlng IN the house recently vacat-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Henbner
Mrs. Barges is ill at the Memorial
Hospital. " 0'''0i la
Mr.. and Mrs. Heimdal Madsen
Oh Dagmar called on Mr.. and Mrs
Hans Rasmussen last Monday
lhey also called on Miss Knutson
who is nurse employed at the To-
cal hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Davenport who
reside six miles south of town are
The happy parents of a fine nine
pound daughter born Jan. 16 The
mother and child were under the
efficient care of Mrs. P. ]. Axle
stad at the latter's home. Thew re-
turned to their home Sunday.
Do
big Bill" and "Dintv, Moore
were hosts at sauer graut and
spare rib feed" in their bachelor
quarters during the latter part of !
the week. A rousing good time was
had by all.
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Mrs. Bob Wheeler. and Mrs
Mary Miller were joint hostesses
at the home of the latter on We'd |
neSday evening. Visiting and cards !
afforded the entertainment of the |
affair and in due time a hearty |
lunch was served.
Adolph Gronvold who resides at
Radcliffe, Sask., arrived in the citv
Friday to spend some time at the
home of his brother, Jens Gron-
void and family. While here Mr..
Gronvold will receive treatments
from DR.. York.
The d. o. r. met at the L. ].
Moe home Tuesday evening. 1t be-
ing the regular meeting mite of
the organization, a most intrest-
ing program was rendered by the
members after which sewing was
enjoyed as one of the features.
Mrs. Moe and Mrs. Engwald Bren-
den served a very dainty lunch to
the young ladies.
Mrs. Lloyd Krebsbach, nee Bea-
trice Waite, was the guests of
honor at a miscellaneous shower
Wednesday evening at tn Krebs-
bach home under the supervision
of the Misses Glow Krebsbach,
Cora Risa and Cora Frisvold.
Bridge was played and a general
social evening spent. About twen-
ty-five guests were present.
Mrs. George. Hunter who has !
been confined to her bed for the ;
past three and one-half years with
rheumatism was pleasantly sur
prised when % of her friends and
gathered in honor of her
anniversary, at her home,
On January %. The ladies contrib
lted a splendid lunch and passed
The afternoon by piecing and quilt
ng a beautiful quilt for the inval- 8
d, which was greatly appreciated.
Saturday afternoon witnessed a
1ery pleasant occasion at the home
# Mrs. Elmer Gooder when she d
invited a number of ladies to a
surprise party in honor :
# her mother, Mrs. Jasper Reut- '
r. The guests were all assembled I
When Mrs. C. A. Nest arrived with =
Mrs. Reuter- and all greeted the v
IGNORED guest. All enjoyed a So
ial visit after which five o'clock q
upper was served. V
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The Stone residence was the
Gene Of q mose uniCua affair On y
tuesday, evening when a supmtu-
us $3.50 bridge dinner was served x
y four ladies, namely, Mesdames n
,harles Mclaughlin, Julius Stoen, W
George Grayson and Axel Rom
tad. Five tables were in play and =,
lively game ensued with no dull S,
lomnts. Miss lilo Damschroeder 9
ron the first prize, Mrs. Art Oh N N
On second and Mrs. Jess Hedges M
onsolation. d
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Nuremberg n
skedi in a number of friends to H
clip celebrate their 10th wedding Ia
Tuesday evening. The 81
rinciple pastime was bridge. High ds
onors went to Mr.. and Mrs. Stem dc
eth, second to Mrs. Loucks and =,
Ir. Kienast. At midnight boun- CT
,ous two course dinner was serv- lu
| and the hosts were presented ~,
it'll a number of remembrances. tn
mong the out of town guests
ere Mr.. and Mrs. George Lei ~
ack, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Stenseth, dc