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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-01-23
DOOLEY

Martin Klakken made a business
trip to Plentywood Monday.
Mrs. w. ID. Dooley went to PIen
tyWood Monday to have some dental
work don. She returned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hunter ana
son Donald, and Mr.. and Mrs. Loyle
Goss and family were dinner guests
at the II N. Stenseth home Wednes-
day evening. After a most delicious
dinner the guests enjoyed bridge un-
til late hour.
Pete Stuart of Plentywood was a
caller in Dooley Wednesday.
Nate Loucks of Pelntywood was
IN Dooley on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Louclxs were
Plentywoo DEALERS Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Torgrimson
and family motored to Plentywood
Thursday to shop.
The boys basket ball team and
coach Mr.. Bolin. of the local hiph
school mode two day trip to Flax
Vllle and RedstOne where they play
Cd the teams in those places. Thurs
Gay ana Friday nights respectively.
Icy were defeated in both games.
The Degree of Honor lodge MEM
herS entertained their husbands and
friends at a seven o'clock dinner in
me lodge rooms Thursday evening.
The tables and hall were tastefuIlv
decorated with vases of flowers Aft
or dinner bridge was played at eight
tables until II O'clock after which
canclng, with music furnished bv
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ehrhardt. was
enjoyed until midnight. High scores
at bridge were won by Mrs. O M
Johnson and NJ. w. Marluson.
Geo. Letbach motored to Redstone
Fr'day afternoon whore he met the
basket ball team and attended the
game. Some of the players return
ed home with him.
Bernadetta Kelly went to Conner
town Friday via the 500 and re-
turned on Saturday.
}. Il. Chandler of Medicine Lake
Was a Dooley visitor Saturday
Margaret Barrer of Plenfvwood
was a guest of Miss Kelly over Sat
urday and Sunday.
Melvin Bretzke entertained a group
or young people at his home Satur-
day evening Bridge. played at three
tables, was the evenings diversion.
prizes for high scores being won by
Dorothy Leiback and Ambrose Schu
maker At the close of the evening
lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Scott and
FAMILY were Plentywood visitors on
Sunday.
Among those from Dooley who at
tended the show in Plentywood sun
day evening We're Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Clausen and Buzz. Mr. and Mrs.
Hunter and Don. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ].
Sorbey and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ehrhardt and Mr. and Mrs.
M. w. Marlluson.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. George Lie
back had as their dinner guests. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Loucks and son. Mr.
and Mrs. o. M. Johnson and MIR. and
Mrs. II. N. Stenseth and Marlys. Aft
er dinner the evening was spent at
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ANTELOPE

Gene Rogers and Luebke families
from Bainville spent Sunday evening
at the home of G. w. Grayson.
Rev. r. d. Britain. Glasgow, was
IN town Saturday soliciting financial
aid for the Childrens' Home in Hell
ena. -
Mrs. Lantern, Post Falls. Idaho is
VISltlng at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Lee Mr.. Lee
mas been very i'll but is up and out
DR.. Storkan of Plentywood attend
ed David Good. who has been very
Ill Tor some time
Mr.. Jarstad and son from Medicine
Lake spent Saturday night and sun
Gay at the Pete Sorenson home To
VISIT Helen JarStad who makes her
home at Sorenson's this winter.
Monday, John McChesney, an old
settler near Medicine Lake. but now
from Shelby, stopped over night in
antelope on his way to Canada look
ing after some land. He was accoyo-
panied by a son.
Our local relief agent at the depot
Mr. Siemsen and wife We're Sunday
guests of friends in. Plentywood.
me Culbertson high school bows
gave the local boys team a beating
IN the game here Friday night. A
large crowd stayed for the dance
I
The play The Hoodoo" staged NV
inc Freshmen, Sophomore classes on
saturday night was a huge success
and attracted a big attendance.
sunday evening Rev. Simundson
conducted services in the Lutheran
church He will be here next Sunday
Mrs. Ed. Iverson will entertain the
Lutheran aid at the regular time in
February. The last meeting was held
IN the church basement. Hostesses
We're Mrs. Art Olson and Mrs. o. b.
/ Hoven.
Rev. Stowell. Medicine Lake. held
services at the school house east of
town Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r r. Iceland left
last week for Marshall, Mimi. TO at
| ther. ' . "a
! Elna Brinkman was a weekend
guest at the Art Christianson home
Great interest is taken in the +.
+. A. meetings this winter Judging
by the large attendance. The Janu-
airy program consisted of musical
NUMBERS put on by pupils from Mrs
Hedges and Miss Schultz rooms and
the glee club trained by Mrs. o. b.
Hoken. Mrs. Weldon Richardson con-
Quoted the social part in the eve.
ming. February 10 is the time set
for the next meeting.
Donnie Romstad and Bobby Dahl
are both back at school this week
having been absent on account of
illness.
Geo. Grayson was forced TO get
the doctors assistance in removing
particle of gravel from one of his
eyes last week.
Helen Mclaughlin and Dorothy
richardson were confirmed with a
class in the CATHOLIC church in Pien-
/ tywOOd Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dahl and baby
and Mrs. Julius Stoen visited at a.
K. Berg's Thursday afternoon.
Dave Bertilson and Walt Hanson
motored to the reservation and Pom
lar Monday.
katherine Marion with two other
ladies spent Tuesday at the Bob
Richardson home.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer
Thorson entertained at supper the
Following families: Axel Romstads
Ar Hovens. o. b. Hovens. Inga Ar
neklevs and Gust Lees.
A big time is reported by the big
crowd which attended the party al
Hovland's Friday night.
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NORTH DOOLEY

Allan j. Henderson and Miss
Margaret Wilson of Raymond were
united in marriage Saturday Jan.
II.
Mrs. Pete Erickson spent a few
days in Plentywood where she re-
ceived treatment from DR.. York.
A large number of friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Henderson pa
thered at the Henderson home on
Tuesday night to charvari the
newlyweds. Treats were handed
out and everybody enjoyed them
selves.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Klakken. Correspondent, It
is difficult and frequently impos-
sible or impracticable for the edi-
tor to look up the interesting de-
tails of an event such as this. If
possible for you so to do, in the fu-
ture, give the date and place
a child is born. This applies to
other correspondents also.-Ed.)
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OUTTMEYER

VIM. Lansrud has been taking
treatment for a stomach ailment an
the Veterans hospital at Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Brock and Mr..
and Mrs. Olan Vance visited Wed
nesday at Christ Willumsen's
Louie Gladue visited at Herman
Petersen's Wednesday evening.
Robert and Mertus Gleason and
families visited at Joe Patterson's
on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Williamson
mOtored to Comertown Friday. Miss
Irene accompanied them home after
a visit at the Getzinger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Olsen of
Dagmar left on Tuesday for Roches-
ter, Mimi. where Mr.. Olsen will I'M
dergo an operation at the Mayo hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Legge were
Williston shoppers Saturday.
Social activities in Sunny Hill and
Sleepy Hollow are practically at a
stand still owing to the humps cpl
demic. Those who are doing swell
entertaining at home this week are:
The Misses Dolores and Ella Peter
sen Gordon Petersen and Harris
HendricksOp, Bobby Patterson, Alden
and Gertrud Rongstad and Merice
Hieberg.
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McELROY

S. Bartnes and his guest, Mr.. Su-
sag, of Fortuna, autoed to Minot on
Thursday and returned Friday.
Miss Jessie Degen accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Downey TO
Westby Saturday evening to see the
movies.
Mrs. NJ - pf Ambrose -, we'd on
Monday for few days llslI with
Mrs. h. u. Welsh.
Rev. Annie is conducting a two
weeks session OF religious school in
the Lone Tree basement church
The f. G. Welsh family attended
Catholic services and confirmation
exercises at Plentywood Sunday.
Mrs. o. NJ. Lutnes spent the fore
part of IGe we,.K II Outlook look q
after business matters and visiting
with friends and relatives.
Vernon and Arthur Helm and Raw
Peele from north of McElroy took
the eighth grade examinations ar
Westby on the 9Th and 9th of this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert Nereson en-
tertained at dinner Sunday the fol-
lowing men with their families: Ole
Helm, Eric Eggan, Peter Solberg
and Mr.. Swendson, Of Alkabo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shoal and chill
dren recently returned from an auto
trip to Michigan where they visited
Mr.. Shoals home. They have been
away since the latter part Of No
Vember
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COMERTOWN

). Franzie had a birthday party at
his home Friday evening.
Hank Anderson was to brentwood
the latter part of last week on BUSH
ness.
Francis King and Joe Mccall were
IN the village on business the first
of the week.
Comertown shoppers the latter part
of the week.
Adolph Anderson was a village
visitor this week.
Leroy Dominoskie was busy on
Thursday hauling wheat to Conner
town.
A. w. Clay was to Plentywood on
Wednesday of last week on business.
Mrs. Dave Nelson went to Plent-
wood Saturday to spend a few days
with her mother who is at the hos
pital for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace LaVerdure
spent a few days at Olaf SheaNs on
the other side of Raymond last week
Sven Soderquists had a party at
their home Saturday evening. A good
sized crowd was present and all re-
port a pleasant time
Mrs. Jack Beaman is working for
the depot agent at DoOley for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Adolph Rainier gave a birth
day party on 7. w. Tholderman at
her home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hagen and
family spent Friday evening at Art
Franklin's. The time was spent in
playing cards.
Christ Tuffen, Arnold, Jemel and
Henry Hanson were busy Thursday
putting up ice.
Ted Lindel of Westby and II. p.
Foss of McElroy were callers at the
Henry Hagen place Friday.
The Dave Nelson children were alb
sent from school last week on ac-
count of illness
There is quite a few absent from
the Comertown school this week on
account of chickenpox.
Peder Bruvold returned from Mis-
soula Saturday where he has been
attending a school convention.
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WOLF CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cromwell and
children were visiting at the homes
of Scott and West Cromwell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Ulrich spent
Monday visiting at the Jas. Cowan
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cromwell were
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Pake Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Machines and
children spent Friday evening visit
ing at the Dan Campbell home.
Lowell Honey of Lanark is visit
ing at the John Pace home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pace and
Lowell Honey went to Scobey Fri
day evening to take in the movies.
Dan Campbell and d. M. MacIn-
mes were Plentywood business call
ers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cowan and
daughter Betty went to Redstone on
Saturday where they will spend the
week visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pace and daugh
ters and Lowell Honey were visit
ing at the D. M. Machines home on
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Campbell enter
tanned at Sunday dinner. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hagan
and children, 1. E. Metzler, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Cromwell and children,
Chas. Cromwell, Stanley Hagan, Os-
car Hackman and Chas. Steele.
Lucille Hanson of Redstone spent
the week end with Lucille Metzler.
The birthdays of Mrs. H. B.
French, Mrs. John Severson and
Chas. Marsh being in the same week
were celebrated at the French home
Sunday by having a big birthday
dinner, Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sc
verson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Myhre,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Frepch, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. B. French, Rollin Phelps,
Miss r. Bush, Nita Robinson. Alvin
Hazel and Mabel Marsh, George. Le-
nora, Emma and Dora Severson.
Kenneth. Wentworth, Odel and Sylvia
French, Jurvey and Ralph Phelps,
Willard. Glen, Harvey and Donald
French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Ulrich and sons
visited at the d. M. Machines home
Sunday afternoon.
Dan Campbell and Chas. Steele
were in Plentywood Monday having
some dental work done
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RAYMOND

Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and son
returned from Crosby Thursday eve
ming on the 4:10 train. Sam Walk
ton was in to meet them.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Holland gave
dance at their home Saturday eve
ming. 1t was in honor of the four
teenth birthday anniversary OF their
daughter Ruth. She received several
very nice presents.
William and Meta Black spent
the weekend at the Harry Holland
home.
Leander Miller went to his hame
in Plentywood Tuesday evening. He
is working in the Nick Lockan home.
Olaf Nordby has purchased the
section house and is having a base
ment dug which he is going to move
the house onto.
Bert Heron is putting up ice.
Frank Raymond and Tom Dubry are
helping him.
Jack Karagone is not working in
the pool hall at present He has
not been feeling well and went to
Plentywood for a few days vaca-
tion.
Albert Rowland has been driving
the McNess Remedies wagon lately.
Lena and Minnie Hill gave a party
at their home Monday evening.
Stanley Tooke and Toney Wilson
were down to Raymond Sunday and
had dinner at the Ed. Hannah home.
Les Young made a trip to Plenty
wood for groceries for Axel Marku-
son this week.
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WESLEY

Paul Hultgren left with a carload
of horses for the Twin Cities last
week.
The basket ball game scheduled
with Comertown Hi was called off
due to sickness in Comertown.
Glen Morrison is back home again
after visit with friends in Canada.
Miss Helen Hultgren left last
Thursday for st. Paul where she will
take up nurses training.
Walter Olesonhs shows were we'll
attended. The theatre was packed on
both evenings. Ole Hove was the
lucky one to get the radio which
was ratified off the last evening Of
the show.
Pete Miller has now opened his
new store which is located in the old
b. Larsen location.
The local unit of the A. o. U. w.
held a business meeting and social
in the hall last Tuesday. Jan. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hoel have left
for points east on an extended va
cation.
Miss Alice Fauslxee one of the
local III teachers, entertained a few
OF hef friends at the b. Larsen home
laSt saturday evening. Jan. II.
Il. Larsen spent the week end here
with his family.
II is pleasure to report at this
time that Mrs. Andrew Haugen lis
recovering quite nicely from her re-
cent illness.
Miss Rachel SpolSlie is back at
school again after an absence of two
weeks due to sickness.
quite few from here attended
Inc surprise party and dance at
Brockmeyers west of Fortuna.
Mr.. and Mrs Downey of McEIro,,
were sunday guests at the J. M.
Rohweder home.
MISS Minnie Simmenson who is
employed at the Fortuna drug store
WaSO nome over the week end visit
ing with her folks at Daneville.
Miss Florence George spent Sat
urday at the Chris Jensen home.
MT. and Mrs. Oscar Helseth and
FAMILY were visiting at the Andrew
Espen home last week.
Elmer Espen and Art Sorrum have
been in Minot where Mr.. Espen un-
derwent an operation for appended
us. They are planning on stopping
at Ignite to pick up Pete Grove
who will return with them to Co.
mertown.
The Bergh families were out visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Onstad
last Friday afternoon and evening.
CuIllS NESS is femOdeling the
Title" Johnson house which he will
move into in the near future with
his wife
Miss Agnes Stageberg of Ray is
here visiting with her many friends
Last Thursday the A. o. u. w
basket ball team tangled with the
Hi school quintette in a fast and in
teresting game of basket ball. The
score at the end of the first quarter
was to s, at the half it was IA to
ID in favor of the lodge. The third
quarter was 20 to 10 in favor OF
the school and the game ended 81
and 25 in favor of the A. o. U. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jensen are
planning on leaving for Chicago this
week with a carload of horses. Mr..
and Mrs. George Kittleson will ac-
them.
Ed Ferguson is shipping a carload
of hogs this week to the cities.
Last Monday uight the local A. o.
Y. w. basket ball team played the
fast McGregor aggregation which
had defeated Ambrose the night be-
fore. The locals led all thru the
game, and when the whistle blew
the score read Westby 10, the visit
ors 16.
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Melodians of Westby played for a
dance at Antelope.
Larry Larson was helping Henry
Jensen chase horses Sunday.
Mr.. Kelly who is employed by Ted
Nordhagen is remodeling the old
pool room preparatory to making ii
into a meat market.
Mrs. Tommerup of Coalridge vicin-
ity was visiting with Mrs. p. c. Pc
terson in town last Saturday.
Mrs. Christ Norgaard was in town
Saturday afternoon visiting with her
daughters Lydia and Paula who at
tend school here
The w. II. S. girls basket ball
team is deciding on taking on the
Dooley Women's team. If they do
this it will be a game well worth
attending as the Dooley team is a
fast one according to rumors.
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was expressed in an impromptu
speech which would have thrilled
any audience ever assembled in this
state. AS a fitting climax to the
program Mr.. Rice sung. unaccom-
panied: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"
and his Interpretation of this fine
old classic made an impression on
many of his hearers which will not
be forgotten.
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(CrOwded Out Last Week.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Walkton invit-
ed a few of their friends to a party
at the Gibson school Saturday mite
They were entertained by dancing.
The Lee brothers from Canada fur
nished the music. Everyone enjoyed
themselves.
Eleanor Stambaugh, teacher at the
Lindbloom school went to Plentywod
Sunday night to the show.
Ed. Hannah was moving gravel
from the Lindbloom bridge Tuesday
Stella and Reta Cookery OF Out
look went out to Carl Stadstad's on
Saturday to spend a few days.
Lucille Anderson of Outlook has
been out at the Harry Holland home
for while.
Several Raymond people were in
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a q :SE53 2E
Local Brevities
;:I1 81

Messrs. Svend and Nels Petor.
sen were Plentywood visitors -
Saturday, the latter spending so,' ~
time with his daughter Gertia
Do
Last Friday, January 16 q ,ror
rage license was issued at H.
clerk Of courts office to Allen T
Henderson Of Dooley and MI,
Margaret Wilson of Raymond.
Messrs. c. B. Astrup and Low.
renee Lodahl of Grenora waro Iii
ers at the court house SatrrJ d.
where they attended to legal maf
terS. e'i mat
The Evangelical Ladies' Aid had
their regular meeting Wednesday
A very profitable afternoon was
enjoyed by all present and man
things of interest were brought mn
Clerk and Recorder Niels Mad.
sen left for Helena last Wednes.
day TO attend the board of eouaIi.
Zatlon meeting. He returned ines.
day evening.
Mrs. Sarah Stevens and Mrs
Nellie Saxon called on Mrs a
(Grandma) Stephens of Antelons
early in the week. Grandma"
stephens is IS years young.
Mrs. Jens Lynn of Dagmar un.
derwent an operation for append
cltls at the local hospital last
week. Mr.. Lynn spent Saturday
with his wife at the hospital.
90
Henry Raaen and Alvin Fortnev
OF Comertown were in Plentywood
last Friday and took in the Junior
class play at the Orpheum. A good
sized house witnessed the perform
ance.
Art Wankel was in the county seat
wednesday from his farm to take
his daughter. Muriel. age 15 who
has been at the hospital for several
DAYS suffering from pneumonia
nome. The young lady has fully re-
covered and will again return to her
hlgh school studies at Dooley.
90
Miss Gladys Petersen, who un-
derwent an operation for appendi-
cltls last week and also for the re,
moval of a growth from one eve
returned to her school duties Mon.
day of this week.
Mrs. Nels Sorenson of Dagmar
is spending the week in Plenty
wood as baby Sorenson has been
In the local hospital since Satur-
day suffering from pneumonia.
The little one is doing as we'll as
can be expected at this time.
Anton Nelson of the brentwood
Implement Company returned early
in the week after a two weeks
trip to the Twin Cities where he
attended the John Deere nipple
ment dealers convention. Mr.. Mel
son says he greatly enjoyed the
trip and the convention.
Fred Marsh and son Cecil re-
turned from a two weeks vaca-
ton in st. Paul and Minneapolis
where they saw the winter sights.
while there the elder Marsh visit
ed with a sister whom he had not
seen for % years. The travellers
report fine trip with excellent
The Harmony Bridge Club en-
ioyed an outing out of town last
Wednesday evening when they
met at the home of Mrs. Nellie B.
Saxon at Antelope. Mrs. Saxon
was a royal entertainer and placed
her guests at three tables of
bridge. Just before midnight the
scores were called and lunch was
served. Mrs. Ed. Peterson was a
warded first prize. Mrs. AL. Bour-
ASA second and Hazel Anderson,
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CHURCH NOTES

". MelNtu oliHuuuSOH, 1dSlOT
Services next Sunday at Plenty
wood at II a. m. and at Outlook at
2:30 p. m. Both services are COM
munion services. All communicates
will meet Is minutes before the SER
vice for the registration and the
confessional.
The annual business meeting for
the Highland Lutheran congregation
will be held next Sunday Immediate
ly after the afternoon service. All
voting members are asked to be
be present.
Services Feb. at Antelope at IL
q. m. and at Dooley at $3.50 p. m.
Plentlywood Luther League will
meet next Sunday evening at o.
clock. We hope to have all Leaguers
present as a project of interest will
be presented at that time. All are in
vited to our League programs.
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WELFARE CLUB MET

The Welfare Club Of Raymond and
vicinity met at the home Of Louis
Budke on Wed. Jan. z for dinner.
The time was very pleasantly spent
sewing. The next regular meeting
meeting will be held Wed, Jan. 2S
but at present the place has not
been decided upon.
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tanned. It viii gradually darken'
streaked. faded or gray hair and make It sofa
and glossy. BarbO WIN not color the scalp.l
is not sticky ug greasy and does not rub or.
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The BEST Gray Fair
Remedy is Home Made

To half pint of water add
one ounce bayrum, asmall
box of Barbo Compound
and one-fourth ounce Of
glycerine. Any druggist
can put this up or you can
mix it at home at very
little cost. Apply to the
hair twice a week until
the desired shade Is OH
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Ads in this column are charged
for at the rate Of tive cents for
each word. Minimum charge for
any ad % cents. Remittance should
accompany copy for the advertise
1eTt.
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PARTY FOR MIR. RICE

Last Saturday evening about one
hundred twenty-five local people ga
thered in the school house, the oc-
casion being an honorary dinner ten
dered Mr.. A. r. Rice. The token of
esteem, a handsome unabridged die
tionary, something which very close
friends Of his disclosed, he had wish
ed for many years to possess. An
excellent program of entertainment
was rendered by local talent. songs
by the quartette, solos by Mrs. Lund.
mrs. Henderson, Bruce and Jimmy
Henderson, Erick Lyngas and Mr.
Rice; Musical selections by the Hen
derson boys, the Christensen bro
theirs, Clint Kulander and Erick Lyn-
gas reading by Mrs. Ray Kallak:
short talks were made by Rev. Stow
ell, Robt' Henderson, James Randall
and ]. ]. Gibbons. Mr.. Rice had
been taken completely by surprise.
but his reply to the many compli-
ments paid him, his thankfulness for
the honor and his gratitude toward
the community for the present given
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Highway from Shelby to Cut Bank
will be improved.