The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-02-20
{ Local Brevities


with friends in Plentywood.
Nels Sorenson drove up from |
Dagmar last Saturday to spend |
the day.
The benefit supper given by the |
men of the Congregational churcb
Saturday night was very well at
tended and a neat sum was realiz-
ed.
Among the Raymondites who
attended the seed loan meeting at
the court house Saturday were
Art Dubrey, John Lindbloom. Jack
Stewart and Frank Raymond.
! Miss Wort, home demonstration
agent is confined TO her bed this
week suffering from a severe cold
and is under the care of a local
! physician.
Mr.. Noble of the white Coffee
Pot" received a visit from his mo-
Their and father and a sister over
the week end. They drove down
from Scobey.
I Miss Ingeborg Knutson will en-
JOY a vacation from her duties as
nurse at the local hospital after
the recent death of her father.
She will accompany her sister Mrs.
Bishop to Portland, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Van Hee and
MIR. and Mrs. P. D. Howell spent
Sunday visiting and outing at and
near BrOckton. They also spent
some time in Culbertson on the
return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. E. Helgeson
and son Kermit motored to Cros-
by Saturday evening to spend the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Hanson and family. They return
ed Sunday evening.
Henry Groin and Miss Ingeborg
knutson and her sister, Mrs. BIZ
shop of Portland, Oregon, drove
up from Dagmar on Wednesday.
Miss Knutson is a nurse at the To-
cal hospital.
, Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Ziebarth en-
: tertained the town and country
club at their home Sunday night.
Cards was the diversion of the eve
ming and a bounteous lunch was
enjoyed by all.
Among the Dagmarites to take
IN the seed loan meeting on Mon
day were Chris Klies, Anton and
Nels Sundsted, Art and Christ Pc
tersen and son and Conrad Conrad
son.
Sven Petersen, secretary of the
Dagmar Farmer Mutual Fire In
surance Company, and son Emil
drove up from Dagmar on Tues
day. The Producers News &C
knowledges a pleasant call.
| Word has ben received that Mrs.
Harry Larson underwent a serious
operation at the Trinity hospital
! at Minot. She is doing as well as
r can be expected and her friends
r hope for a speedy recovery.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Collins en-
joyed short visit this week from
their sOn-in-law, John K. Standish,
who is employed by the Montana
: Newspaper Association at Great
! Falls.
The Misses Thomson and Brix
d were hostesses at a bridge party
; give nat the P. M. Ziebarth home
} Saturday evening. Three tables
t were in play. Hector Martin was
/. awarded mems prize AMI Mrs. P
: M. Ziebarth, ladies prize.
} Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Debing anc
daughter Beatrice drove to minot
q last Sunday to visit with Mrs. Har
) ry Larson who is in the hospital
: They report Mrs. Larson as being
4, critically i'll but doing as well al
?, can be expected so soon after the
: heavy operation.
:, u Misses Gertie and Gladys Peter
l. sen were pleasantly surprised
Il when their friends L. C.. Larson
g Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Miller and SON.
5, of Burns, Mont. called on then
, Friday enroute to Dagmar las
: Friday. The visitors, accompanied
: by the young ladies. drove to tn,
S home of Nels Petersen where the!
spent few days.
II Mrs. Gustafson entertained he,
/ Wednesday club at three tables o.
bridge having an extra table fol
honor guests. Mrs. Gustafson car
ried out the valentine color schem,
of red and white. Miss Bradel
j won head prize, Mrs. A. F. Nc
i Lean second and Mrs. Campbell
. cut prize.
II Last Monday afternoon and eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Stegne
occurred a very unique bridg
party. Mrs. Stegner, Mrs. Bul
and Mrs. Campbell were hostesses
The valentine scheme of pink an
], white was carried out, each plac
," being favored with a corsage o
y beautiful cut flowers. Six table
y were in play at both sessions. TIL
= prizes awarded were first, secon
and third respectively TO Mr.;
Morck, Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs
HOLMAN. The evening prizes wen
= to Mrs. C. C. Johnston, Mrs. Gus
l.