The producers news., 1936-02-07

al As'lC bakeWeu entertain
~ z group OF her ladv friends at
= special social afternoon and
luneneon on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. I E. Miller was a 1:sO din
Ier Drloge hostess to her club at
their meeting last Thursdav
1nree non-member guests were
Mesdames Paul and Cuslafsen
entertained with luncheon TO the
members Of th Daughters Of Am
erica after the business procedure
OF their regular meeting.
Charles Norton, well known
Medicine Lake citizen and farmer
was In the county seat a couple
OF days this week having dental
work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Balyard and
Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Tyler, of
Homestead, motOred to Plenty
wood on Monday. The Tyler's took
home their adopted twins.
George Stringer went to MinOt
on Monday last, to have an ankle
/ which has given him considerable
annoyance for some time, examin-
ed at the clinic there.
Miss Frances Kenney, who re-
Gently underwent an operation for
appendicitis in the Memorial hos
pital, resumed her teaching duties
at RedstoQe the first Of the week,
| State Fire Marshall Parsons
was in the Sheridan county capitol
on Tuesday, making the annual
inspection Of the county court
house and school buildings.
Floyd Stewart, Howard Zeitnel
and Claire Meithison all from
Raymond, are patients in the hos
pital for pneumonia. Though their
condition is serious, they are do.
ing as well as can be expected.
4 Hank Krebshach who has beer
confined to his home for sons
time with pneumonia is now OF
the mend, but it will be some time
yet before he will be able to b.
out.
Floyd Stwart, son Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Jack Stewart Of Raymond j
a patient at the Sheridan Memoir
ial hospital suffering from pneu
monia. He is a student at tn
Plentywood high school.
A meeting Of the Altar Societ,
was held Wednesday afternoon Il
the church parlor Of the st. Jo
seph's Catholic Church. Mrs. Ere
Bromberg and Mrs. John Halles
served the lunch.
VIM. Hass was transacting bu:
mess in Plentywood several day
this week, returning to the farI
Thursday evening, going via tn
stage to Raymond and to OutlOo
over the 500.
Carl B. Bull Of Wolf Point Wa
transacting business in Plenty
wood and Redstone the latter par
of last week and the first part G
this. Carl recently entertained hi
friends in this section with a bas
solo sung over the Wolf Point rs
dio station. Those who heard
say it was just splendid.
Ed. Hannah of Raymond hs
been assisting Ole Aspeland wit
the Raymond Plentywood stag
during the bad weather. The Ray
nond-Plentywood road needs to /
opened after every breeze an
travel is very difficult. The Ray
mond school bus has been unabl
to negotiate the road several day
during the past fortnight.
Margaret, daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Allied Stadstad Of Raymon
was brought to the Sheridan Men
orial hospital, Monday. Olaf Nor
bv met Mr.. Stadstad at the Me
vim Evenson farm and transferrc
the young lady from q sleigh
his car and brought her to Plent.
wood.
John J. McElroy, who went
McElroy Friday a week ago,
attend the funeral Of his brothe
Leo, which occurred at that plat
last Saturday, returned Wedne
dav evening after spending 9 fe
davs visiting at the Dan McC!
farm. He reports that Dan, w
recentlv broke his leg when :.
slipped and fell while on vi:
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