The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-11-29

terror decorating at the Timbrell
home this week.
Several friends of Mr.. Hovland's
from Westby attended his funeral
services at Plentywood Monday.
Condolences are extended the be-
reaved.
Mrs. Dave Moore and CLYDE
Lovelace of New Deal spent few
days this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Rohweder.
Mrs. Struss and sons, daughter
Dorothy, and nephew, returned to
their home Thursday at Waller,
Montana after a visit at the Gust
Stubbe home of Westby, and rela-
tives at Federal Dam, MINI.
Vincent Johnson, Maurice Jen-
sen, Ole Vassen and Blanche Brit
tare returned this week from the
dam.
Mr.. Jens Jensen and Ted Nord-
hagen left Thursday for the dam.
Elmer Bodin and Walter Erick-
son left Thursday on a deer hunt
at Ray, N. Oak.
Vincent Johnson and Orville
Larsen are working at the Crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Brendt en-
joyed a visit this week from their
son William. Mrs. Brendt's broth
er and their friend, Mr.. Dahl of
Wolf Point also visited them. Bill
F! is now a professional sheep herder
on his Uncle Gusts farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Deal of Rat
cliffe were guests at the Martin
, Neresori home Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Hultgren enjoyed a
visit from her parents of Beaubir
Saskatchewan, Canada.
I Mr.. and Mrs. George Friesleben
are enjoying a visit from Mrs.
Friesleben and daughter of Mimi
eapolis.
Paul Hultgren returned this
week from the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rohweder of McElroy spent
Friday night in Westby at the Ed
lverson home. Cards were their
entertainment, after which an oy-
ster stew was served.
Mr.. Tostrud is visiting relatives
and friends at Minnesota for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Leininger
and family and Mrs. Peter Filing
son have moved into town from
the Ellingosn farm.
Letters have been received from
Mrs. Ole Hellum formerly of Nc.
Elroy, that they arrived safe and
without any car trouble, to their
former home at Adams, N. Oak
They were also given a home-com.
in surprise party. Over a hun.
dred old friends and neighbors ga
thered at their home. Thev were
presented with chickens, vegeta.
bles and canned goods.
Mrs. Rueben Hultgren is a pa
tient at the Noonan hospital.
Among County Seat business
callers this week were; Paul Hult
gren, Mrs. E. Bundt, Mrs. Chas
Johnson, Ed Iverson, Newell Boyer
Edwin Dieseth, E. E. Morrison, Il
Stubbe, and Roy Stageberg.
John Sather arrived home from
Kalispell last Thursday. He drov,
over from Plentywood with Rein
ert Stubbe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Andersen
and family Of pheasant Valley
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mayhem ant
j. family of Lone Tree were Dime,
guests Sunday at the Ernest Oh
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Anderson
and family of Pleasant Valley
were guests Thursday evening a
: the Edmar Westgaard home.
Mrs. Mary Kronen and children
of Lone Tree, Mr.. and Mrs. Leol
Mayhem attended the dance a
Westby Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Bjorke an,
family of Comertown were count,
seat callers Saturday. Comertowl
young people were well represent
ed at the Westby dance Saturda,
night.
Miss Erickson closed her schoo
term at Pleasant Valley Friday.
Clarence Hammer of McElro
precinct had the misfortune O
smashing his thumb while at wor
in the coal mine Saturday. He ha
the hand cared for by DIR. Moffs
of Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odegaard of Nc
ElrOy spent Saturday evening a
: the Alfred Helm home.
Alpha Helm spent the week en-
at Plentywood with her dad.
? The LELAND school closed it
school term last Friday with
program. Clarence Doe and Ran
: dali Casper were rehired for mex
r year. They left for their respeC
tive homes at Outlook.
Mr.. Dick Rasmussen, Mr.. and Mr.
E Gunder Rust, Mrs. Lydia Blair an
, Mabel of Alkabo spent Saturda
! night at Westby.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Morrison an
: daughter were visitors at the I
r Stubbe home Saturday night.