The producers news., 1919-04-04
WESTBY

WESLEY
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Freund were
entertained at the Freund parental
home Wednesday evening.
A Eldred returned to his home at
Minneapolis after a weeks stay in
that section. While here he rent
ed his 440-acre farm to Martin
Paulson.
Mrs. A. L. Simpkins has not re-
gained strength since having her
tonsils removed and her husband
was called to Minot this week. Mrs.
H. Erickson, her sister, went to
Mino; Thursday.
A number of Westby people at
tended the reception given Wednes
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Freund in honor Of their son and
his bride, Mr. and Mrs. John Freund.
The newlyweds will remain a week
or so with his parents before be-
ginning housekeeping.
Vern l.. Gilbert was in town
Wednesday.
Otto Jensen of the southeast
country was in town Wednesday.
Roy Arnold, auctioneer, was a
business visitor in the city We'd
nesday.
Tom Trowbridge went to For
tuna Tuesday for a visit with his
brother Ole.
]. j. Phelan has rs acres seeded
and intends to turn $50 acres this
spring.
Mrs. C. E. Bodin is in charge of
the Planters hotel during Mrs. Shah
er's absence.
Aletter has been received from
Art Hetland, stating that he ex-
poets to be home soon.
Christ Holm Nelson has purchased
the quarter adjoining his farm OF
P. G. Anderson
Mrs. Peter Stewart and son spent
a few days with relatives, coming
over from Plentywood Saturday.
Edwin HeIseth, the bonanza farm
Of the northwest country, who
raised 2100 bushels of wheat on
100 acres last year, was in town on
business Tuesday.
Harold Olson and A. E. Rude of
Alkabo were visitors Wednesday.
Frank Golka is home from a trip
a location.
The Mortenson girls are staying
with Esther Shabel during their
parents visit in Minot
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mortenson and
Mrs. Shaber went to Minot Friday
for a visit with friends.
Mrs. c. F. Frey of Ord, Neb., Is
visiting at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Otto Jensen.
Carl Haugen, butcher, left for
Estevan Tuesday, where he will
visit a short time with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. O. c. Reuter- enter
tanned friends Saturday evening. A
lunch was served and a pleasant ev-
ening passed.
Otto Jensen was in town We'd
nesday passing the cigars to friends,
explaining that this action was
brought about by the advent of a
fine nine pound boy at his home who
arrived Sunday morning.
Peter SeVerson has purchased the
Aans Madsen quarter section and
will farm it this year.
Miss Matte Reddick is in Alkabo
during the absence of her sister,
Mrs. P. Bredevien, who is in the
hospital at Flaxton.
Rudolph Steinberg has rented the
Julius DIETRICH farm. He intends to
purchase tractor to work the place
with.
(. A. Sneva was in the city Tues
day purchasing farming supplies.
He is looking forward to telephone
service to both Westby and CHI
nora.
Mr.. and Mrs John Becker and
Mrs. Lenniger went to Minot Tues
day where they will visit with
friends for five or six weeks before
returning.
Olga Nelson, who has been visit
ing in Minot, returned Wednesday,
Before returning she visited for
short time at her home in Bow
bells, N. D.
Walter A. Peterson went out to
his farm, southwest of town Mon
day to start the spring work. He
has spent most of the winter in
Westby and Kenmare.
Mrs. Gardner and son of Bur-
hngton arrived Saturday to visit
with her sister, Mrs. Roy Lewis.
They are on the way to join Mr..
Gardner on the Malta ranch.
Edwin Erickson left Tuesday for
Minneapolis and other Minnesota
cities for visit with relatives be-
fore taking up his automobile tire
work with his brother.
John HOLDEN returned on We'd
nesday from eighteen months SER
vice at Camp Lewis.