The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-02-27

| Local Brevities

l.. j. Sorby of DOoley was a call
e at the county seat Tuesday.
Hans Hanson of Homestead was
a caller in the city last Monday.
Victor Anker and VIM. Hass Of
Outlook were business callers in
Plentywood the last Of the week.
L. Brandborg of Raymond mo-
tored over to shop and cali On old
friends last Tuesday.
Adolph Hovdey from north Of
Raymond was visitor in town the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stevens are
visiting at the Frank Guenther
home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Shippe were dinner
guests at the Dooley homo Sun
day.
Mrs. Willard Markuson and Mrs.
Russell G. Bolin of Dooley drove
over Tuesday and did considerable
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hardersen
and family autoed in from their
farm near Archer to look after
business matters.
Peder q. Christensen dropped
into the Producers News office
and renewed his subscription the
tore part of the week.
Mrs. George Lund, Mrs. ]. j.
Gibbons and Mrs. Ray Kallak of
Reserve were shoppers in the city
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl Pierce en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hanisch and Dwight Callister at
dinner Monday.
Miss Anna Dahl, who has been a
patient at the hospital the past
two weeks has returned to hel
home near Antelope.
+. G. Johnson and children OF
Scobey drove to Plentywood Sun.
day to bring home Mrs. johnson
and baby Dina Leone. The little
lady was born recently at the Me
mortal hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Nelson
entertained their friends at fou
tables of whist last Saturday eve
. ming. The hostess served a deli
I ciOus lunch at midnight.
! Mrs. Alma Anderson, who ha
: been employed in a beauty parlo
at Bismarck assisted Nellie
Saxon at the Deluxe Beaut
: Shoppe a few days the past wee
ie prior to the firemen's ball.
e, Mrs. Jack Kjelstrup entertaine
the Daughters of Reformation &
\ her home Tuesday evening. TIL
I regular discussions and interestin
g. talks of the meeting were follow
, ed by a dainty repast.
in Jack Gaines of Redstone wa
is brought to the Plentywood hospit;
e, last Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. Gu
= Wigmore where he underwent a
ID operation for appendicitis. He
f under the care of Drs. Hall an
y Fawcett and is recovering rapid,
be Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Kitzenbe1
y and family and Mr.. and Mrs. FIR,
p mont Nelson and family and Be-
lah Nelson drove to Dooley SUI
90 day to surprise the father, II
at Nelson, on his birthday. I'll
y; guests took dinner with them.
- Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Lynn al
Ill little daughter, Luella Mae, dro7
IL up from Williston to look aft,
O31 business interests and to visit wi
= Mrs. Lynn's mother, Mrs. E. !
ne Hunt. The guests arrived on Mo
nil day and spent the week here.
- Rev. Norman, former pastor
is the Pentecostal church here b
a "a now of Saco is visiting a few da
20, l%' at the home of S. E. Jackson ca
ed of town.
'p- Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Peters,
ID and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Peters,
. received call from Mr.. and Nj
If, Marvin Peterson of Scobey Su
10 day. While in the city they al
me called on Mrs. Ernest Peters
lg. who is convalescing at the hospit
'c) from an operation.
&c DR.. and Mrs. Roy delightful
Il entertained at a seven o'clock di
ner last Tuesday evening. Sixte
guests were served at the min
4 ture tables. Dinner was follow
by bridge. Mrs. Storkan and M
G. w. Peterson captured lad
first and second prizes respectiv
ly and w. E. Stegner and E.
ii Miller were allotted mems prize
81 The Wednesday bridge club n
at the home of Mrs. Koser Tu
day afternoon. A splendid rep;
was participated in by all at Q
o'clock preceding the cards. M
Koser had as honor guests M
\ Leo Zeidler, Mrs. Neville, M
Braden and Mrs. Stegner. Mrs.
- B. Bull held high for club me
~ Der and Mrs. Stegner high
- guests.
NJ Carl Bull left for Helena i
~ Tuesday as the representative
the local commercial club &
Sheridan county at the meeting
the state highway commiss
~ which met Thursday. One item
interest to northeastern Mont;
to be brought up is the constr
ton of a bridge across the N
souri, river at or near gilbert
as it will mean a connection
tween the highway running so
through Plentywood and the TO
. south of the river.
i Dwight Callister and E. H. HI
In
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