The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-01-10
at the RObt. Henderson home.

at the Robt. Henderson home. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo Stranskov
and two children and Mrs. P. G.
Petersen were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Anderson of FIoid on
Wednesday.
Bruce Henderson drove to Gull
bertson on Sunday morning to
meet Paul Roesti returning from
Butte.
Elsie Allen had the misfortune
to fall from a saddle horse last
Friday and seriously injure her
foot. It seems that she was rid !
ing some rough country and the
horse slipped on some ice, going
down and falling on her foot.
Violet and Helen Everson re-
turned to their work Sunday af-
ter spending the Holidays at their
home here. They took number one
from Culbertson; Violet going to
her school at Colfax, Washing
ton and Helen to the University
at Bozeman.
Cora Rasmussen returned to
Glasgow on Saturday after the
spending the Holidays here.
More snow fence had been ad-
ded to the new road east of town
and is being financed by Ole
Tjomsos, John Egland, Slim
Johnson and Jim Hancock.
Edna Stubban who is employ
ed at the Tjomsos store is taking
a two weeks vacation.
Dewey Christensen was called
to Bowbells, N. D., last Sunday on
account of the death of his faith
er-in-law, Mr.. Bysted.
? School reopened Monday morn
. ing with only one week vacation;
this will permit school to close a
: week earlier in the spring, which
:. will be gratifying to both teach
= erS and pupils; no fun sitting ar
A ound in school when the weather
gets hot.
e Several carloads from town
: took in the Firemen's dance at
: Plentywood Tuesday evening.
a The Annual School Christmas
Tree was held in the Hall here on
n Thursday evening. The entertain
= ment furnished by the children
It was excellent and showed the
painstaking work of the tive
g teachers who deserve great credit
IS Following the entertainment, {
Santa Claus distributed a large
D, sack of presents among the little
It ones land following this, a com
e mittee distributed sacks of candy
Y. and aDples among the crowd.
y beautifully decorated tree gracet
a corner of the hall.
e Mr.. Roesti, upper grade teacher
n left for his home in Butte Frida,
where he viii spend his vacation.
n Viola Everson arrived from Col
er fax, Wash, on Sunday to spen
to the holidays at her home here.
8. Holmer Hole arrived fror
Id Maddox, N. Oak, on Saturda
morning for the holidays.
ID Mildred Lohse arrived from Mi
l not Saturday to spend the ,hol
On days at the Geo. Lund home.
at Mrs. Irene Christensen and tw
r children arrived Tuesday mornin
be from Detroit.
w The Rose Valley school held il
r. Christmas Tree on Friday nigh
last.
lg Charles Wien and Hilton wei
e in Poplar Saturday looking aftt
", their land lease.
he Mr.. and Mrs. Eidness left Fir
p day evening for Granville, N. c
tn where they attended the funer
of Mr.. Eidness's uncles, Mr.. ]
nd Eidness. They returned hon
re- Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons and Mic
On, ael were dinned guests at Il
I'D Henderson home on Friday.
Pete Madsen came from SidnC
en- Sunday to spend the holidays wi
an his children.
q. Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo Strandsk,
is and children attended the Olst
pl- funeral in Dagmar Sunday.
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Peters
and children of Dagmar spe
sen Sunday with Mrs. P. G. Peterson
laay Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor Evers
TN will have as their guests
M Christmas, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Ferguson of Chinook, Helen Z
at erson who is attending school
ana Bozeman and Viola who is teaC
ing in Colfax, Wash.
ay' The Reserve Basketball Be
played two teams from Plent
ana wood on the Plentywood col
lay Wednesday night. At the end
le' the first half the score was 8 t.
in favor of the local boys. TIL
coach then put in a team comp
ed of older and bigger boys e
in addition after playing a gu
Ter ter he put in still two more b
and so the local boys felt good Il
cry the game ended with a score o