The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-02-27
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on Wednesday when she was seVre-
Iy attacked by young cr1tter at
their farm home east of town. Mrs.
JorgenSen wa $50 badly bruised ana
injured that it was found necessary
to remove her to the hospital at
Grenora on Thursday and where we
save since learned the unfortunate
woman is suffering from blood polS-
oning
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paulsen were
hosts to a number of young friends
at their home on Friday evening.
The time was devoted to dancing
and card playing. The occasion was
Mrs. Paulsen's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Willer and
daughters were Saturday social call
ers of the VIM. Lobden family.
On Saturday of last week the AXel
Swanson home just south of town
was the scene of a gathering of
friends from the Writing Rock
Hills and from near COalridge. The
invited guests were entertained at
cards and dancing with dainty
luncheon served at midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Chapman, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Hueth left here on
Sunday evening for Wolf Point in
response to a message of the seri-
ous illness of their relative, Mrs.
Carl Brenden. Mrs. Brenden will be
better remembered at Bertha Hueth-
Falk who is a sister of Emil Hueth
and Mrs. Ernest Chapman.
Bert Guenther and daughter Dor
othy motored to Williston Wednes-
day to spend the day with MIS-,
Guenther who is a patient at the
Mercy hospital. Mrs. Guenther is
expected to be able to return to heI
home here on Saturday after an alb
sence of three weeks.
Carl Petersen, Arnold Christensen
Mauris and Laurence Jensen spent
Tuesday evening with MarinuS Jen-
sen. The evenings diversion was
whist and pinochle.
On Friday of last week Clifford
Petersen and sister, Miss Evelyn, OF
near Antelope hiked out to thu
Fred Paulsen home where a birthday
party was in progress and where thu
Petersen's remained to enjoy TIT
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Glenn spen
Sunday evening socially with tn
Lon Myers family.
The Albert SpOl1lie and Raymon'
Brentleson families were entertain
ed last Saturday evening at the VIM
Lobdell home.
Jacobsen, formerly Susie Legge, ar
glad to learn of her improved healt
following a serious major operation
performed at the Williston hospita
Thursday night.
The Mesdames Irene Paulsen an
Mabel Ator were calling Wednesda
afternoon on AgeneS Jensen. Tn
afternoon hours were spent playin
500 at which Mrs. Jensen held hig
score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Ottenbrei
were hosts to the south Coalrtdg
club and a number Of invited guest
on Saturday evening. The merr
makers enjoyed dancing until ml'
night when a delicious lap luncheo
was served after which dancing we
resumed until early morning. III
dance was staged in the vacaI
Math Freise house just south {
town, which though roomy, was fill
ed to capacity. All reported gel
eral good time. The next meetlr
will be on Saturday, Feb. 81 at Il
yS%-ed Paulsen home. The social houl
vim 6s devoted to hard time dam
and ali are requested to come atti
ed accordingly.
Byron Legge is nicely recupera
ing this week from the mumps.
Mrs. Vert Harshburger al
daughter, Betty, were visiting at Il
Lobdell home Monday.
Miss Lillian Jorgensen rode
Grenora with the mail man on We
nesday to visit her mother at t
hospital
Harry Grier transacted business
the James Glenn farm Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marinus Jensen a
daughters were the week end CUES
of the Daniel Petersen and Ole Je
sen families.
Another gathering of Saturd
evening was that sponsored by M
Lizzie Davies held in the vace
house one half mile west Of the /
vies farm. The Guam brothers II
nished music for the dancers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paulsen extel
ed invitations to the Albert Al
and Lon Myers families for bir
day dinner at the Paulsen home
Friday. A large birthday cake
dorned the table The after-d1nl
hours were spent at 500 and whis
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hueth and ia
lily enjoyed an old fashioned tai
pull at the Ernest Chapman ma
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Steph
enroute to Westby on Thursday
ming made a social call on the e.
Chapman family.
Last Saturday evening a mum
of the Grenora whist fiends CT
lenged the Brotherhood WI
players a game at the Brotherh
hall. Twenty-four tables were
play. The final score was in ia
of the Grenora players by the sn
margin of fou rpointS.