The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-08-08
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting County Items From
Our Exchanges and Readers
WESTRy

WESLEY
.. "A. otoen and family are now
occupying cottage on the hill.
a hundred people attended the
Ladies Aid at the SpokIe farm.
Messrs. Olson and Musjgerd of
Irenora visited the city SUNDAY.
nj. l.. Murphy of Crosby was a
business visitor in Westby Tuesday.
Charley Clark of Crosby was q
business visitor in Westby Monday
and Tuesday.
many farmers have threshed their
rye, the yield running from to 5
bushels per acre.
Rev. John Hodgson, while in the
city informs us that his crop is about
wiped out.
Sig Hammer is at his old work at
the Farmers Grain & Trading Com
pany, setting up machinery.
Inc younger SON of Rev. Mr.. Kjol-
Ter came home sick last week and
Or. Points was called to attend him.
1t is case of sciatica.
henmare relatives have been visit
ing at the II. Hawbaker home.
John HOLDEN departed Friday ev-
enIng for Chicago for a brief vaca-
ton.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Julian De-
iorme, an eight pound daughter,
Tuesday.
A large crowd from town went
out to the Bodin farm Friday to at
tend the Lutheran Ladies' Aid.
Sergeant Howard E. Kemp has
been mustered out of service and is
at work on a paper at Velva, N. D.
An addition is being built to the
school house in district No. "a. This
addition will be used as an apart
ment for the teacher.
Mr.. Oscar Berg and Miss Anna
Roysum were married Friday last.
The newly-weds live just across the
Canadian border and have many
friends in Westby to wish them we'll.
Mrs. j. Slayer and Mrs. G. Stubbe
will entertain the Westby Ladies Aid
Thursday, August 7.
Mrs. Peter Miller and son, George,
went to Kenmare, Wednesday, where
George will undrgo slight opera
ton of the nose.
Mrs. Walter Perkins was the lucky
recipient of a basket of fresh vege-
tables and other good things this
week, sent by her mother from Mi
not.
Sunday evening the newlyweds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Carlson were Wis
tied by a charivari party consisting
of large number of their friends
Mr.. Carlson had provided for this,
and every one concerned was happy
ever after.
Miss Elaine Pearson of Minneapo-
lis and Mr.. Elmer Carlson, southwest
of town, were married Saturday at
the Presbyterian parsonage in Plen-
tywood, Rev. Savage officiating. The
young people will make their home
for the summer with c. E. Osberg
southwest of town.
Captains Norris and Carson left
Saturday for the west. They will
cross the mountains in the doctors
modern Ford, touring several states
looking for desirable locations. DR.
Norris will resume his practice In
some western town that has a gooo
hospital and Attorney Carson will
hang out his single when he finds q
promising opening. Sunday night
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Simpkins out on the big ranch.
The farmers telephone line was
connected up this week with the
Westby line. The wires are up for
the distance of II miles as the crow
flies, or 26 miles of wire all told
Now the farmers are talking with
their Westby friends.
DIR. Points spent Sunday in Minot
with friends.
Miss Ethel Smith called on friends
Wednesday.
Mrs. Stoen of Dagmar was shop
ping in town Wednesday.
Miss E. Carlson and Miss Erma-
finger were shopping in town We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson of Tribune
Sask.; were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Shaber and Esther returned
Wednesday from their two weeks
visit in Dakota.
Albert Hoveland of the southwest
country was in town Wednesday on
business matters.
q a. Henadel and NJ G. Hickman
of Wibaux were in town Tuesday ev-
ening enroute to Tribune.
The fine residence of John Nelson
is now completed, Hans Ramberg
having put on the finishing touches.
Miss Dorothy Liebach of Dooley
arrived Wednesday and will spend a
/, few DAYS with Mrs. Liebach and Miss
Alice.
Alfred Odegaard is building fine,
bio basement barn of concrete. When
complete it will be the largest barn
in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Johnson of Fer
gus Falls, Mimi, are visiting with
their son R. A. at Alkabo. They
were all visitors in Westby Wednes-
day.
motorcycle-dog mishap looking like
an Egyptian mummy, with only one
eve showing, and complains of being
somewhat stiff. However, hopes are
entertained for his ultimate recovery.
Eight cars of cattle were shipped
from here Friday to the Chicago
market. The shippers were b. and