The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-04-03
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Joe Tlustosch and Pete Ehry. who
left here last week, have accepted
farm jobs near Sidney where they
expect to remain thru spring work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Myers asd sons
George and Philip motored to the
Bonetrail vicinity Sunday where
they were dinner guests at the H.
Polling home. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Poll
ing and children of Willistonf were
alSi invited guests for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Chapman. To-
Gated at Alexander formerly prom
inent Coalridge residents, proudly
announce the birth of a daughter
Dona Lou, on March % at the Will
liSton hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Guenther and
FAMILY of Antelope moved on Sun.
day into the buildings south of town
recently vacated by the Marinus
Jensen family
Emil Rasmussen is the possessor
of John Deere tractor which he
drove out from Grenora on Thurs.
day.
A most enjoyable time was report.
ed by number of the community
foiF'S who attended the local gath
erlng saturday night at tho vacant
house west of the Davis farm.
Mrs. Harry Grier returned Mon
daY accompanied by her grandson
Robert, from a several days visit
at the Marvin Weer home at Hanks,
Lester BrentesOn was transactine
business in Westby Tuesday.
FRIDAY was an unusually busy day
At the local coal mine. due presum.
ably to the recent cold snap; among
those hauling coal We're Math OF
tenbreit, Glen Kaee. Nels Paulser
and A. o Ator.
On Saturday of last Mrs. Laura
Chapman and grandson. Orville. Mr.
and Mrs. Deb Chapman. Mr.. Trow.
bridge and son Ray, returned by cal
from Sultan Wash. where they have
spent the winter vacationing. Mrs
Laura Chapman and Orville moved
Tuesday into the Pat Chapman
house in town for the summer The
remainder of the party drove on tc
Crosby for a few days stay.
The Albert Ator family were over
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Paulsen on Saturday of last week.
Mrs Clarence Young is engaged in
doing some spring sewing for Mrs
VIM. Lobdell this week.
The Carl Lodahl, Janus Jorgenser
and Bert Guenther families are this
month enjoying a series of whist
games. On Thursday evening a game
was played at the Jorgensen home
at which Mrs. Bert Guenther and
Mrs. Jorgensen won high honors
and on Friday of this week the same
two parties were again acclaimed
the champions at the Lodahl home
Delicious luncheons were enjoyed al
both meeting places.
Charley Rumley arrived on Sat.
urday from Sidney where he has
spent the winter. Charley is this
week visiting at the Tlustosch home
Mildred Nelson. teacher at the
Roosevelt school, begun driving back
and forth from her home near Re-
serve.
Mrs. Adolph Stephen became q
member of the American Legion Au-
Hillary of Westby recently and was
attending to business pertaining tC
same on Saturday and Tuesday OF
last week.
Clarence Myers left here on Mon.
! day for Plentywood where he has
accepted a job at the white Coffee
Pot" Clarence has been visiting his
parents here the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harshburgel
returned Sunday after four weeks
vacationing in Arizona and other
places.
Mrs. Ernest Chapman entertained
the Bert Guenther family at dinner
on Sunday.
Thomas Hill Of Antelope drove out
on Tuesday and is visiting his mo.
Their at the Bert Guenther home.
Mrs. Emil Hueth and Lon Myers
are celebrating their birthday ami
versarieS jointly next Saturday eve
ming at the Hueth home by asking
in a number of neighbors for the
evening. Dancing and card playing
will be the evenings entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolfa Lobdell, Mrs
Maude Olson and Mrs Adolph Steph.
en- were Westby callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paulsen and
son Charles were Saturday supper
guests of the A. Ators.
About so Coalridge neighbors con-
gregated on Saturday evening and
drove by car to Dagmar where they
surprised the Oscar Thorstensen
family. The while was spent at card
playing and dancing with refresh
ments served by the visiting ladies
at midnight.