The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-05-22

Norman and Edward Paulbeck
left Sunday for Havre, where they
represented the local Knights of
Columbus lodge at the state con-
vention held there the first of the
week.
A delegation of Plentywood
Lions went to Scobey Monday
night to attend the organization
meeting of the Scobev club. Those
making the trip were Lions Moe,
Jackson, Tango, and Miller.
Mrs. James Michels went to
Minot, N. D., on Saturday last, for
examination at the Minot Clinic.
1t is reported tht she contemplates
a major operation while she is
away.
Andrew Hansen, of the Hansen
Flour Milling Company, operating
in Wolf Point, Chester, Malta and
Plentywood, was in Plentywood on
business, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aage Larsen, well
known and popular citizens of the
Antelope area, were shopping,
transacting business, and renewing
acquaintance with their many
friends in Plentywood on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Rose Truax of Velva, N. D.
was here for a few days visiting
at the L. E. Helm home. Sunday,
Mrs. Truax and Mrs. Helm went
to Fort Peck by car to visit their
brother, Floyd Sunderland, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ostby and
son Burton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Johnson of McCabe, and Jer-
ONE Blodget of South Dagmar
were in Plentywood, Tuesday.
They were guests of Editor and
Mrs. Charles E. Taylor.
The Plentywood school faculty
held a social hour in the High
School Economic rooms, Sunday
afternoon. 1t was the last M. E. A.
meeting for the year. The COM
mittee in charge served a 8 o'clock
dinner.
Mayor P. G. Neville nd J. w.
Mckee of Plentywood and P. l..
Collins of Raymond left Monday
for Helena to attend the Dem0-
cratic state convention as dele
gates from Sheridan county. They
are expected home tomorrow or
Sunday.
The work on the Hans Thomp-
son building on Main street pro-
crosses apace. The brick layers are
piling up the brick rapidly, and
shortly that part of the building
will be completed. 1t is reported
that as soon as this building is
completed it will be occupied by a
Red Owl Grocery store.
About fifty attended the moth
ers and daughters banquet spon-
sored by the L. D. r. Sunday ev-
ening last, at the Lutheran church.
Charlotte Benson was POSTMASTER.
A piano solo was rendered by Haz-
ell Rasmussen and short talks were
made on the theme of the evening,
christian Service" by Leona
Smith, Margaret Wagnild, Kath-
ryn Kjelstrup and Alma Highland.
Alvin Gronvold, formerly of
Plentywood, but now of Seattle,
left his uncle's Henry Gronvold's
farm, Monday accompanied by his
friend Ruben Ramberg, for Fertile,
Minnesota, where he will get his
mother, Mrs. Jens. Gronvold, and
younger brothers and sisters, and
take them to their home in
Seattle. Mrs. Gronvold will stop in
Plentywood for a visit with friends
and relatives on her way to the
| coast.
Arnold Peterson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Peterson of this city,
arrived from Boston, Mass, where
he is now employed, the first of
the week on a combined business
and pleasure trip. The former
Plentywood boy is employed by a
wool commission firm at Boston,
and while buying wool for his
firm, he will visit with his par
ents and his host of friends in
Plentywood and Sheridan county
Arnold is a Plentywood high school
graduate.