The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-04-03
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| Martin Lundeen has been loading
carload Of grain to ship this week.
| Mrs. Earl Cosper has been trying
| to get members for the Auxiliary of
the American Legion.
The town and country menTs whist
club entertained the whist widows
at the A. 0. U. w. hall Monday eve
ming. fresh oyster supper was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kowski and Mrs.
Martin Lundeen were Plentywood
visitors Wednesday.
| A taxpayers association meeting
Tor Saturday was called off because
of the cold weather.
Henry Walders had the misfortune
to fall from the top of a box car
and was quite badly hurt last Thurs
day. Dr. Fawcett was called and
ordered the injured man taken to
the hospital at Plentywood The nu-
merous friends Of Mr.. Walders re-
| greet to learn that he will not be out
and around for some time.
Ruth and Inez Olson and Kate and
Tony Yung motored to brentwood
Thursday night where they attend
| ed to business matters.
George Nelson and his wife were
hobnobbing with friends in Outlook
| Sunday.
Christina and Maxwell Deck were
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ming.
Dan Egger, Clint Cosper and John
! Lem visited at the brentwood hos
pital with Henry Walders Friday.
The Sophomore class attempted to
entertain the high school faculty and
classes Friday with a radio program
kenneth Doe was the announcer. The
class sang Bye Bye Blues" as the
opening number. The following num-
bers were the make up Of the re-
ma1nder of the program: "When
! Irish Eyes are Smiling" Sang nv
Ignatius Fitzgerald and Joe West.
| Carry Me Back to Old Virginia. /"
and 20, Dem Golden Slippers" play-
| ed in real old darby style on the
mouth orFan by Joseph West Cay
Ia PETERSON gave a reading entitled I:
| The Absentminded Tiger Prof" The
Melody Makers orchestra, Margaret
| Cosper. Verona Goodlaxon. GLADYS
| Iindho and Mildred Tooke playe "a
Precious Little Thing Called Love"
! Stanley TOOke stepped fancy Zig.
A piano duet by Gladys Ltndhe and
Helen Prescott, Amos n Andy in
! person. by Harold Selvig and Wal
lace Nelson, the school newspaper
was edited by Helen Prescott. Mar
Raret Cosper and Mildred Tooke and
read by Wilhelmina Deck. Verona
| GoodlaXon, Wilhelmina Deck and
Norma Bjerke and Margaret Cosper.
| accompanied by Gladys Lindhe at the
piano, sang three selections. The
program ended by the class singing
''Bve Bye Blues"
! Mrs. Nellie Deck. Mrs. Clinton
Casper, Bob West and Frank Fitz-
gerald were visitors at the Sopho-
more program Friday afternoon.
Norma Bjerke spent Friday mite
at the Clinton Cosper home.
| Fridey evening the Freshmen en-
tertained the Sophomores and school
faculty. A program for the benefit
! of the guests consisted of a. welcome
! speech by Arthur Johnson, songs by
| the Freshman class. Games were the
| main diversion the remainder of the
evening. At 10 o'clock the Freshmen
| served the guests with a wonderful
| supper. At ten thirty the friends de-
parted.
Mrs. Joe Hatvick has received
word from Minneapolis that her
brother. Fred Radons, is seriously i'll
with double lobar pneumonia and is
| in Minneapolis hospital.
Minnie Engler. Lucille Nelson and
| Ethel Selvig motored to Plentywood
| Saturday. While there Minnie visited
with her mother at che hospital.
Bob and Grace Dagger were Wis
itors at the Desonia ranch at Dale
view Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Becker enter
tanned some Of their friends at four
tables Of whist. Tillie Efforts recefV-
ed the high prize and Joe Rich re-
ceived the BOBBY prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Goodlaxon en-
tertained the old gang" at whist
Saturday evening. p. ]. Scott re-
ceived the Easter basket given as
high prize and Bob Fitzgerald re-
ceived the onion given as low prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rooster, Mr.