The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-03-29
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Clarence Peterson of Glasgow
returned to his home Monday af-
ter spending several days at the
Walter Rasmussen home.
Minnie Johansen, who has been
employed in Medicine Lake, return
ed to her home here Saturday.
Miss Agnes Johnson spent Sun
day with the Henry Hoven family
near Coalridge.
Chester Hole, Lester Rorvig
and Allyn Eidsness spent Saturday
in Plentywood having dental work
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Strand and
Ole Watness were dinner guests at
the George Lund home Sunday.
A large crowd of young folks
attended the dance at the Teffery
school west of town Saturday eve
ming. Marge Peterson is the
teacher.
A class composed of Olive Eds
ness, Lucy and Ruth Ator, Delor-
es Lyngaas, Cecil Kettleson, We'll
don and Leslie Madsen, Eldon and
Norma Christensen, Marvel Jacob
] sen and Bobby Eidness meet every
/ Saturday afternoon in the school
house to prepare for confirmation
under the instruction of the Rev.
Simonsen.
! Eunice Rorvig, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Rorvig, celebrated her
10th birthday with party at her
home Friday afternoon. Games
were played and lunch was serv-
ed. Guests were Yvonne Strand
skov, Virgilia Madsen, Dorothy
and Carrie Mauritson, Doris and
Helen Lund, Joyce and Betty Jean
Hansen and Norma Christensen.
Mrs. Murk, Dorothy and Melvin,
and Michael Gibbons spent Satur-
day at the Kettleson home.
Little Gordon Runborg is suffer
with with an attack of measles.
Paul Engstrom arrived Wednes-
day from Minnesota for a few
days visit with his sister, Mrs.
Wien. He left Monday for Fort
Peck where ne expects to secure
employment.
Elaine Johansen of Dagmar is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. Anker
Jensen.
Among those attending the pic
ture show in Plentywood Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carpen-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Herder-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Anker Jensen,
Elaine Johansen. Oswald Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray kallak.
Osmund Estenson is putting
down well at the George Lund
5 home.
The following people attended
the Legion dance in Medicine Lake
7 last Saturday night: Mr.. and Mrs
5 Wien, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyngaas, Mr.
: and Mrs. Johansen, Mr.. and Mrs
Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen, anC
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons.
} Mrs. Connole moved the old bunk
house which for several years haC
: stood on the Connole land on the
>, reservation, over to the home place
4 and will utilize it in making al
= addition to the farm house there.
: Nels Larsen was over from
Nashua for couple of days last
d week and reports business as ex
L cellent.
A dramatic party from Dagmal
put on a play in the hall here las
e Friday night. The play was wei
s acted and the attendance good
a The proceeds amounted to nearly
r $18.
5 A group of the neighbors anC
relatives of Skov Nielsen called a
d his farm home east of town las
e Sunday afternoon to offer thei
congratulations on his birthday.
e Mrs. Sara Stevens arrived from
Il Minnesota on Saturday. She lef
here last fall to spend the white
s in the east.
u Roy Rasmussen returned to For
'e Peck Sunday to resume work.
l. The Kittleson girls were guest
IS of the Misses Dorothy and Bin
5; Murk last Sunday.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Aage Jacobse
ID spent Sunday at the Paul jacob
sen home on the reservation.
Ill Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Neilse
re will celebrate their silver weddin
anniversary on Friday. A receL
RS ton and dance is being planned j
m the school house on Friday nigl
in their honor by a group {
Mt friends. The Reserve couple wer
ne married in Ringstad, Iowa, Marc
On 80, 1910. They left Iowa for Oh
cago where they lived for 16 year
cd Six years ago they came to R,
nd serve where they have conducted
restaurant business. Hans Larse
no is a brother of Mrs. Nielsen, al
y Nels Larsen, a nephew.
Mrs. Carl Angvick entertaint
the Town-Country Contract Birds
club at her home Tuesday afte
noon.
IL Members Of the American 7
e- zion attended the funeral of Nh
f. Guv Pattison of Homestead
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