The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-05-13
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Henry Williams of Reserve was
Producers News visitors Friday
of last week.
Relatives from North Dakota
were guests at the H. o. Stenehjem |
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Larson and
! A. N. Jarshaw of McCabe were
business visitors here Tuesday.
]. A. Blodgett returned to his
home at McCabe Saturday after
weeks visit here.
Mother Bloor, Andrew Omholt
and Bill Freeman were in Plenty
wood this week from Williston, N.
Oak.
Harry JUL of Outlook, accom-
panied by his brother who went on
to Los Angeles, were in town last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goodman
and Lois Goodman made a short
business trip to Bozeman over the
week end.
: The Jens Brinkman, lessen and
: Axel Olsen families of Dagmar
r were Sunday guests at the Hans
Rasmussen home.
Joe Dolin of Medicine Lake and
D +: j. Sherry Qf Redstone held an
editorial conference back of the
: fire hall Tuesday.
The L. D. r. of the Lutheran
church were hosts at a banquet to
= many guests Tuesday evening al
Il the church parlors. Miss Mildred
: hansch was toastmistress.
. Richard Jacobsen returned last
= week from Chicago, after having
gone to the west coast and through
" most of the western and west cen
, trail states.
s. The Lutheran Ladies Aid will
f. meet Thursday afternoon, May 1!
a at the Selmer Johnson home. Mrs
4: Selmer Johnson and Mrs. Emf
at Stenmark will act as hostesses.
er Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Luebke an,
es children from Froid visited at tn
tt A. j. Moore home last Saturda
o. afternoon. Mr.. Luebke figures O
an having about 900 acres of crop i
lg by the end of this week.
re Billy Paske and Harold DeSilv
ne accompanied the Medicine LAX
1T band to Havre, returning SunGa
ay evening. The Medicine Lake mi
Slclans took part in the high scho,
ke stand band contest held in tn:
ng city.
sL Olive Paske, winner of the Hip
~ School Declamatory contest ar
'ns Alvin Gronvold, selected by Il
az school to represent them in Il
ou State track meet, left for Nilsson
IRE Monday where they will represe
20 the Plertywood high school.
;n0 The city has three men busy tn
week breaking up and gradil
the streets. Main street, First ay
p nue. and Jackson street were ma
;ew IN excellent shape for travel. T
h~ ot county machinery was used, a
ner city paid the expense of doing t
per work.
hat Evelyn Moore celebrated h
to- tenth birthday by inviting in eip
ex- OF her girl friends and her sch1
uld teacher last Monday afternoon.
delicious lunch was served by M
the moore, after which games We
rm- played and a general good ii,
up- was had. Evelyn received ma
ere beautiful gifts in memory of
ar occasion.
the The track meet held at Cube
,uld son last Saturday, which "
low scheduled for April 81 but DO
ave poned on account of the rain. "
well attended. The Plentvwc
pm delegation did quite well. Don;
With Dahlln took third in the golf to1
are nament, Jerry Reinertson third
but the 22O yard dash and Paul c.
by mole third in the broad Jump. w
the Point had the highest number
not points among the schools comm
mer ing. Seven records were brol
suf- winch is an accomplishment in
text self. The State record for hi
it Jump was broken by two inches
YER Andrew Hansen, Ruth Rv
too. Mrs. Emma Salisbury and child
the Patrick and Camilla, Mrs. R
own Iorstenson and John McElrov
men the first Of the week for Min
hey apolis. The trip was made in
Hansen's car. Mr.. McElroy '
If called to Minneapolis bv the e
us1- den illness of his brother. A sh
1t, stop was made at Littlefork. N
bout nesota on the way down, VIII
ews. Mrs. Torstenson joined her fan
He after visiting here for sevt
ould days. Andrew Hansen will SD
who two or three weeks visiting r,
tives and enjoying a vacation fl
his duties at the local flour n
He will spend few days visit
men Art Reuben at Littlefork, Mir
sofa before returning. Miss r
will continue her duties as med
81 technician in the City hospital.