The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-04-11
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting County Items from
Our Exchanges and Readers
WESTBY

WESLEY
Carl Sather was in town Tuesday.
B. A. Nereson was in town We'd
nesday.
Geo. Kittleson was in town Mon
day on business.
C. E. Perkins returned from Mi
not Wednesday.
Mrs. Victor Johnson went to
Homestead Wednesday.
Peter Eklund returned from camp
Tuesday looking fine.
Geo. L. Onstad made a business
trip to Ambrose Monday.
Mrs. P. C. Biever went to Plen-
tywood Wednesday on business.
Miss Joe Phanauf returned this
week from her visit at Estevan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hildreth are
entertaining company this week.
Henry C. Loehr is home from
Plentywood and is getting ready for
farm seeding. Mrs. Loehr remained
with relatives in the capital city.
Carl Sather returned from Flax
ton Monday.
Otto M. Stadig moved into his
new home Wednesday.
E. |. Eldridge of Ambrose was in
town Monday on business.
0. T. Davidson of Crosby was a
business caller in the city Monday.
]. J. Phelan has Is acres seeded
and intends to turn loo acres this
spring.
Auctioneer N. o. Henderson of
Crosby conducted the McAllister sale
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelly and SON
Richard are spending the week in
the Magic city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ditmarson and
children of Comertown are visitors
in Westby this week.
Carl Hammer of the southwest
country was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Evsrson and brpther, Pri-
vate Levi Ashland, were in town
Wednesday.
John Schmid was in town Wednes-
day attending to business prepare
tory to the farm work.
Mrs. Reddick and Howard Fer
guson left for Alkabo Saturday and
will go out on the farm.
Mrs. Anton Otheim returned from
the hospital Wednesday. She is
getting along nicely.
M. L. Murphy Of Crosby was a
business visitor in Westby Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Anton Otheim went to kenmare
Tuesday to meet Mrs. Otheim, who
was returning from the hospital.
Charley Clark of Crosby was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday. He
came UP to attend the McAllistel
auction sale.
Mrs. Gibbs and Semingson of
Crosby were guests a the home d
Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen the latter par
of last week.
Misses Hawbaker, Sorenson ane
Meyers left for Crosby Friday even
ing, returning the following day.
Sergeant Clevc Sather returned
home from Camp Dodge last week
having received his discharge from
Uncle Sans army.
Teams are busy hauling telephone
poles to the Danevile district and /
will be only a short time befor,
country friends can be called.
Mrs. H. r. Erickson was a shop
per in Minot Monday. While ther
she called on her sister, Mrs. A. L
Simpkins, who is convalescing at tn
Hospital after having had her tonsil
removed.
John HOLDEN returned home las
Saturday from Camp Lewis, Amer
can Lake, Wash, where he had bee1
in the field AUDITORS office for tn
past eighteen months. Mr.. Kolde1
gives the impression that army lif
agreed with him, as he is lookln'
fine and fit. He is the proprietor o
the Home Cafe, and it is said tina
he will take charge of the bushes
within the next few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Erickson re
turned Tuesday from Minot wher
they had been visiting.
M. Gordon has purchased a fin
home in Minot and Monday he an
Mrs. Gordon moved to the Magi
City with part of their belongings.
Mr.. Stedman left Saturday for tn
Oklahoma oil fields, and will take
flyer for a fortune. He stopped a
Minot en- route for a brief visit.
Martin Olson returned on Monda
form his long visit in Minnesota
While away he was fortunate enoug
to win a Red Cross quilt, and h
modestly informed US he intend
starting housekeeping soon.
Mr.. Ulrich of LaPore, Ind, VIII
has been conducting the Oil Pu
tractor school here, left Wednesda
for Fargo. He will return next wee
and assist in repairing tractors i
this territory. He is assisted in tn
work by Mr.. Casey.