The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-01-30
Local Brevities
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hand,.;o,.
son drove up from Antelonn T TIT, IGN
DAY evening to shop and visit w lii
friends. w 'iSi' VIII
M. 5. Arneson and Bill C,oo1-
Ston drove down from Scoho ,oV N
Tuesday to call on profeSs;ov ~
business. e'Siona
Judge Paul and Ed. Koser mo
tored to Molf Point where + ilio
were IN attendance at law and my mo
ton day, Wednesday. gnu ITO
mr.. and Mrs. Carr Hovdev dro,,,
out TO their farm home fo,. fo,'
days to assist in CARING e. Lev
SVock as the caretaker is ill.
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Mrs. Selmer johnson rooo;.
the sad news last week tbat ho,
mother had died at her home nae, ,
Fargo. Mrs. Johnson was unabic r.
NNS~hA Vic luHGlAl.
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All the neighbors on the Arcbar
outlook bench are ENJOYING tbo
winter evenings b ygatherinS each
week at one of their homes and
spending the time socially.
"Dinty" Moore and "Big Rip
served mulligan stew to a number
OF Oh their friends last week The
boys entertained the guests in
their bachelor den. -
county Assessor George Bolster
was called to Helena to attend the
meeting of the state board If
equalization. He left Monday and
VIII be gone about a week.
DIR. and Mrs. C. M. Hall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goodman mo-
tored to Minot Saturday to see the
brentwood Greyhounds plav the
Mlnot Dura Oil basket ball team
Pete's Shoe Hospital has been
crossed due to the illness of Mr.
Aklestad who has been confined to
ms bed the past few days with
iumDago and the flu. He is improv-
ing and hopes to be on the iob
again soon.
Lloyd Krebsbach arrived Tues
day from Glendive to spend few
days with his wife. Lloyd has Sc
cured a job at Sidney and will he
employed there from now on in
stead of at Glendive.
Tuesday night the Westbv bioh
school basket ball team PLAYED the
local high school team at the
Farmer-Labor Temple. Plentywood
won by score of 33 to 26. Among
me Westby rooters were NIL Ros-
Stad, Prof. Freisleben, Hans Lar
son and Chris. Hottie and wife
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Last Tuesday evening the local
Daughters of America entertained
heir husbands at the Catholic
church parlors. Cards were PLAYED
md a lovely lunch served and a
'ongenial evening spent by all.
Carl, one of the children of Mr.
md Mrs. Anton Sundsted of near
Oagmar, who had been suffering
rom pneumonia, passed away last
week and was buried at Dagmar
N Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Peterson
we're hosts at sumptuous seven
o'clock dinner Saturday. After
he dinner three tables of bridge
accommodated the guests. Scores
eceived: Mrs. Roy and DR.. Stor- |
ian high and Mrs. Blumenthal and
". E. Stegner second prize.
Miss McNerney, who has been
at the Memorial
lospital for some time past has
zone to Chicago where she vii |
axe a post graduate course. She
las made a host of friends here
Who will regret to learn of her
eaving.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Christianson
ook their IL year old son, Roger.
Minot Saturday where his brok-
n leg will be under the care of
specialist. Mrs. Christensen re-
lained in Minot but Mr.. Christian
on returned to Plentywood Mon
ay.
Mrs. L. E. Helm entertained her
Tub members and eight honor
uests at her home Tuesday at a
ne o'clock bridge dinner. -Four
lbles were in play. Mrs. Koser
on the club member prize, Mrs.
/. E. Campbell won guest prize {
nd Mrs. Geo. Koenig consolation.
Wednesday evening of last week
.iss Julia Palubicki gave an en- S
yable evenings entertainment to {
of her friends at her home. I
ridge and other features afforded '
version for the gathering. At S
n-thirty the hostess served a {
ost dainty repast to her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Rasmus- 8
n of Dooley were guests at the /
j. Moe home Saturday evening. a
Joe Mccall drove oyr from Co (
rtown Tuesday and was seen re- /
wing old acquaintance around $
wn. \