The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-01-23
Crowded Out Last Week.

Last Saturday Jan. 10 the local
telephone board held their regular
meeting i nthe Orpheum theatre.
New officers were elected.
Friday. Jan. 8 the local school
teams journeyed over to our neigh
boring town of Alkabo for a double
header of basket ball. The girls al
though outclasses in weight and
height did splendid. losing only by
singel basket the score being z TO
in favor of Alkabo The local bows
made up for this defeat by wiping
the Al1abo team off their feet i'm a
hair-raising game to the tune of 10
to 6.
Miss Helen Hultgren and Miss
Lillian Ermentinger were visiting
School last week. 1t seems good to
have visitors. Let us have some
more.
George Wiegler and Dalmar Les
ter are busy hauling i'm ice. 1t surely
seems odd to see them using wagons
boot.
A large number of people from
querade dance in Alkabo last Fri
day. All report a good time.
Miss Alta Johnson who is attend
ing high school in Plentywood spent
the weekend with her folks here
The boxing match last Thursday
proved a bowling success. The Or
pheum was packed. Herald Jepson
OF Westby won the main bout over
Hearld Corr of Canada. There were
some real preliminaries also. Ilovd
Schultz of Westby licking Clifford
Herein of North Westby.
B. Larsen of Crosby spent the
week end with his family here.
The local high school boys defeat
ed the Crosby Maroons her last sat
urday is to 10 in a fast and hard
fought battle.
Oscar Helseth Of Westby helped
Iurnlsh the music for the masquer-
ade at Alkabo last Friday.
Pete Miller has received part of
his stock of merchandise and will
soon have his store open for BUSH
ness.
Lawrence Rohweder who has been
renewing the agent at Raymond is
home again.
Last Tuesday the local unit of the
Hansen and Leonard T. Hanson were
initiated into the order. A dance was
put on after the meeting as a social
function.
Vern Gubrud of Ambrose is the
new mechanic at the Chevrolet ga
rage.
Carol Hoeck is recovering nicely
from her recent illness.
Everyone is looking forward to
the masquerade dance which is COM
ing off January gath.
A Few people from aorund here
are digging coal in the hills north
and east of here.
Glenn Morrison found out that the
ground wasn't as soft as expected
when he was digging the well on his
fathers land.
Evelyn WEIGH and Roald Lutnes
took the "dinky" to their homes in
McElroy. n
Irwin Olsen is back home after
spending about a month in the Gre
nora hospital following an operation.
irwin will not be able to resume his
school work for another two weeks.
Alice. Rice, who is a full fledged
work after spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Rice.
The city Dads" held a special
rage.
Anthem Otheim of Crosby was Wis.,
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Nelson alst week.
Royal Ness guard on the local
high school basket ball team is lay
ed up with a sprained thumb and has
been unable to play in the last few
games. We hope for a speedy recov
cry.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ellingson and
family were six o'clock dinner guests
or Edwin Anhalt of north Fortuna
last Sunday. ta4s.if tlrtN
There are a few cases Of mumps
IN this vicinity. We advise everyone
to take precaution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nelson enter
tanned the Rev. Henningson of Dane
vile Sunday.
Nels Haugen of Loughead, Alberta
is spending couple Of months with
MS sister, Mrs. Oscar Helseth. ana
other relatives.
While playing in the school yard |
during the recess Billy Trimble
had the misfortune TO fail on a foot
scraper and cut his head.
Harry Nelson who is relieving Tea
fapp as station agent in Alkabo was
in town for a short while Saturday.
Last Saturday night the Tri-State