The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-02-06

49,, -, Vlln was up from Medi
t rIle Lake Monday and called n
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e1Iom Ldahl is helping at Pete,
3Hoe Hospital while Mr.. Aklesta,
81 recuperating from an attack o.
''u ana a seige of lumbago.
T. j. Anderson, banker of West
~ ana George Bund. banker of Re.
serve, were callers on the profes.
'iohal trades in the city Tuesday
a. Il. Berg of Anteiope made q
peasant call at the Producers
views Office and subscribed for one
year, the first of the week.
a. J. Markuson and Ed. Hannah
wen Known Raymond citizens were
seen in Plentywood early in tbo
present week. viz
NeIs Sundstad of Antelope call
at the Producers News office an1
renewed his subscription for anu anu
N'iiti year
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, word was received bv Mrs w
~ Roy last Monday that bet e,
ther, Mr.. Marcy. is verv m M la
roy Immediately left for Belpradc
that evening to be at her fathers
bedside. ia'iiei :
Mr.: and Mrs. Harold Anderson
VINO have spent the fall and coil,
winter in North Dakota retnrna1
larry IN the week to visit with Mr.
Anderson's mother, who is pronri.
etor OF the Montana Inn.
Mrs. l.. G. Peterson entertained
her bridge club early in the waoir
seating the players at two table
Mrs. F. f.. Guenther won biTh
score and Mrs. Fl. d. Moore Love
ne hostess treated her guests to
a lovely lunch. o''' ~
Fuller Backer'invited = nurhor
OF his playmates to helm celpbrnte
NJ, ms 18th birthday anniversary on
w ednesday evening. A sumpiuous
dinner was served with the cent?,
piece being lovely birthday cake
with eleven candles,
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On Thursday evening of last
week Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Erickson
.erved a bountiful dinner to nun
per OF their friends. The puoets
were Rev. and Mrs. Simundeon
y Misses Amanda Johnson. Arna
y laa, Ruth Johnson and Mr.. Geo
Elstad. oO'
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVerne Draszt
who live near the reservation. are
he proud parents of twin bnbies
1orn at the Sheridan Memorial
hospital early this week. Needless
% say that young papa" Draszt Is
wearing a broad smile. Mother and
'abes are faring nicely.
-or-
Mrs. Hans Thompson who enter
aimed the Lutheran Ladies' Aid on
Thursday had a very good attend !
nee. One of the interesting feat |
res was a discussion by Mrs
lorck on the Cradle Roll and |
unctioning as carried on bv that
Iepartemnt of the Lutheran church
II Alaska.
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The dinner bridge club and their
husbands were enjoyably enter
aimed at a seven O'Clock dinner st
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs r.. s
loser on Sunday. Four tables were
: play and the summing up of
he tally cards disclosed DR.. and
IRIS. j. G. Storlean as honorable
timers of the prizes.
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Elmer Gooder left for Waterloo
owa on Saturday in answer TO
elegram informing him that his
rother-in-law had been instantly
llled IN crossing accident in that
lty. There were four nthe car
he driver was also killed while
wo others were seriously injured
lr. Coolers sister was in the rear
eat of the car with her husband.
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Misses Ida and Gertrude Matt
on of Britt, Iowa, arrived in the
ity Saturday TO take up their
uties at the local hospital. Miss
gertrude will officiate as super
ltendent and Miss Ida will be as
lstant. The young ladies come
ere well recommended. Thev
ere formerly employed at Rapid
ity, s. d. in a hospital.
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The card party of last Thursday ,
'ening sponsored by the Masonic |
nd Eastern Star lodges was a
cry successful affair. The card
'stival was held at the Masonic j
nipple and II tables-13 of bridge l
nd 8 of whist - accommodated =
lie players. The bridge awards o
ent to Mrs. l.. f.. Rue and +. ]. a
urray while tie whist prizes '
ere presented 10 Mrs. r. e. York
I'd Jerry Powell. Mrs. c. c. John e
n as chairman was assisted by
y committee in serving a delight Y