The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-04-03

us. They are doing as well as can
NC expected after their operations.
County Attorney Grant Blackwell
was a professional caller in Medi-
cine Lake Wednesday,.
Miss Hazel Green, beauty oper-
aOor employed at the Venus Beau
" Farior has resigned her posi-
tion and accepted similar posi-
Ilon IN a shop at Miles City. She
left Sunday.
Mrs. Gustafson and Mrs. Ed.
hoser mOtored to Brockton TO
Drlng back Mrs. Edna Lunduuist
and daughter Grace who will spend
their vacation visiting with friends
In Plentywood.
Among those from Antelope who
We're in the city during the week
We're Albert Rasmussen, Gunder
Hovet, Lauritz Gade, Mr.. and Mrs
Chris Klies, Knute and Hank Hen
rickson. ~
Mr.. nd Mrs. Ford Slaght and
daughter, in company with Billie
FaSke, Gertrude Kelly and Miss
Noble drove to Bismarck Thursday
TO be in attendance at a family re.
union during the Easter vacation
Inc Congregational Ladies Aid
will hold their miscellaneous and
whlte elephant" sale at the form
er Northwest Service Store build
ing Saturday, April 4. Thew will
also serve lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mann an
3oyed a visit Friday from their
daughter and granddaughter. Mrs
Jack Backer and Loretta, of Med
lclne Lake. Miss Loretta remained
over Sunday with her grandpar-
ents. anu par
Mrs. j. Kjelstrup entertained tho
members of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid at her home Thursday. One
OF The outstanding features was a
paper entitled, 'The Wounded
Word" which was read bv Mrs a
O. Opgrande. "a
Herman Soil, Victor Damuard
and Karl Peterson all of Medicine
Lake were court house callers on
tuesday. Mr.. Peterson filed his
petition for his final citizenship
papers. The former gentlemen
were his witnesses
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anker ac-
companled by Mrs. Paske and
GLADYS and Myrtle Void. drove n
Mlnot last Saturday to shop and IN
visit Mrs. Harry Larsen who is
gradually improving at the hos
pltal, The group returned Sunday
Miss Rose O'Connell, who is the
public health nurse of Montana is
IN tSheridan county for a period
OF SIX weeks. Accompanied by Miss
Markuson, county superintendent
she will visit the schools and in
spect the health condition of the
SCHOOL children thruout the county.
Mrs. G. E. Campbell and children
have moved into one of the apart
ments at the Tom Kelly residence
following the Doctors departure
for Washington, D. C. where he
is takln0 up some post graduate
work. DIR. c. M. Hall is now oc-
cupying the office and residence.
Thursday afternoon. March 26.
Mr.. Casper Reuter- celebrated his
68th birthday anniversary. His
grandchildren took advantage of
the day and helped him celebrate
by bringing 9 lovely birthday cake
and gathering at his home. A most
enjoyable "feed" and social eve
ming was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wigger mo-
tored to Plentywood Sunday to pay
Mrs. Wigger's (Lucille) mother,
Mrs. Ida Wright a visit. The
young folks have rented their farm
at Great Falls and have travelled
thru Nebraska and Minnesota be-
fore stopping here on their way
home to look after the spring
work.
Dill Mine, representative of the
Northwestern Grain Association
and who resides in Williston, has
been substituting for Henry Wal
ders In the elevator at Outlook for
the past two weeks. Mr.. Walders
had the misfortune to fall from the
bop of box car while releasing
the break resulting in an injury to
his back which necessitated his be-
ing brought to the local hospital
where he is resting comfortably
and expects TO soon be up and
around again.