The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-03-27

Pete Larson, farmer north of
Dooley was visitor here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hovdey were
guests at the Ben Void home on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice and son,
of Westby, were county seat srop-
pers on Monday.
Miss Clara Onstad has finished
her business course at Billings and
is now working in her fathers Of
flee at Broadus, Montana.
Permanent Wave Sale for s6, So
and $10 commencing Monday, march
% and ending Wednesday, April 18th
both Croquinole and Spiral. Deluxe
Beauty Shoppe, Phone "A, Plenty
wood. (51-2tp)
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowler and lit
tie daughter Betty. of Glendive,
spent several days visiting with
friends here last week. The BOW
lers are former residents of Plenty
wood
Frank Redmond who has been Wis
fting at the homes of his sister and
brother, Mrs. Fred Forman and Joe
Redmond. returned to his home in
Minneapolis Monday where he will
later resume his duties in the post
office service at that place.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs Leland Nuremberg entertained
at their home 25 friends from south
west of town. Much merriment was
had thruout the evening playing
whist. The guests were served a
very tasty midnight repast.
Thursday afternoon at the Con-
gregational church a chicken lunch
! was served to the public. nice at
| tanning were Mesdames Harold Mum
son, Kennedy, F. Nichols, James Nc
Lean, Rue and Roser.
/ Mrs. c. B. Bull entertained the
! Wednesday Bridge Cll1n at the usual
! three tables at her home. The mem
bers enjoyed a picnic lunch at the
! close of the game. Prizes went tC
Mrs. A. +. Mclean and Mrs. f. E
Madden,
Mrs. Ernest Petersen who has beer
a patient at the local hospital the
past three weeks following an Oper
alton for appendicitis, has left thu
hospital and is recuperating for {
! few days at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. G. w. Peterson before return
ing to her home at Scobey which
she expects to do before Easter.
The following citizens have file,
for office at the city election to -b'
held April 9Th: Mayor, DR.. ].
Storkan and E. E. Belanski; Polio
Magistrate, George Wheeler: Cit,
Treasurer, H. o. Stenhjem; Aldemer
first and second wards, Henry Barn
er and Joe Redmond.
Mrs A E. Leacy and daughter
Linda, drove down from Redston
on Wednesday to shop. Miss Lind
who is taking up the teachers train
ing course at st. Olaf's college j
utilizing her three weeks vacatio
teaching in the Restone school, thre
weeks actual teaching experience be
ing required before graduation. Mis-
: Linda will graduate this spring.
! Dick Gustafson celebrated HIS ct
birthday anniversary on Thursda!
March 18th when his mother, Mr.
r. E. Gustafson, served a Lowell
supper to twelve of his playfellow
A birthday cake with nine candle
] and Easter Candy favors were II
8 main decorations of tho table TT
hours afte~ school preceding supp'
= were enjoyable spent in playin
: games.
Easter is at hand Now is the tin
r and ours is the place. Why discal
= ldSl SedSOil5 FdIIlleHlS WIleH "
: may have them renovated at our o
establishment at very nomin
D charge. Our Hoffman steam prOce'
: will restore them to their oriPin
: newness and softness. giving the
tire life like appearance so much d
sired by we'll dressed people. Pri
! $1.00 per garme1t, ladies' or gent
VIM. Hanisch. Dry Cleaning Al
J. Tailoring. (52
Mesdames Storkan and. Fishbe
Jr. were hostesses at very ples
Q ant surprise party in honor of Nj
y F. G. Fishbeck's birthday on We
II nesday at the home of the latter.
number of invited friends had g
p sembled at the Fishbeck home du
k. ing the absence of Mrs Fishbeck a.
h upon her return she was congenial
}. welcomed by her friends. Bird
was played at three tables. M
r Fishbeck, Sr. received honored que
Il prize, Mrs. E. I. Miller and M
) Koenig won first and second priz
q. respectively. The entertaining hos
served a lovely lunch appropOs
- the occasion.