The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-07-11

cut the WIND mad such an effect that
it was impossible to get near The
burning structure. There were no
animals in the barn.
--
WESLEY
Otto Stadig was d Plentywood
business visitor Monday.
Tim Gardner of Fortuna was in
town Saturday of last week.
Berger Larson is laid up with
blood poisoning in one hand. 9dI
Ed. Buchanan is still prospecting
ii the Peace River district.
Rev. j. Hodgson and children were
II town Monday shopping.
Miss Sarah Cowley of Kenmare
visited with friends in this city last
week.
?. G. Anderson has new Eliza
beth Ford, having sold his car to Ed.
ferguson.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Amo returned
this week from a two weeks visit
with friends at Kenmare.
Miss Marie FaIkanger left Mon
cay for Minot, where she viii at
tend Normal school during the sum
mer tenn.
John and Sig Nelson and families
were Wcstby callers Saturday.
Carl Hammer was a Restby Wis
itor from the farm Monday.
A. ,Eldlidge Of Ambrose was in
town Tuesday on business.
Charley Clark of Crosby paid the
city q visit q few. days ago.
VIVA. AZlhalt was a business visitor
= Town Monday OF This week.
L, G. Farmhouse of the. Conner
,own district called On Wesley
friends Monday.
Joseph Jepscn, Mat 1iatsen and 1fr.
and Mrs. Jonas Jepsen were shop
pers IL Nestby Saturday.
Frank Hildrath left this week to
JON his wife at Fargo. They viii
ave in Minneapolis where Mr.. Hill
dreth has taken 9 clerlship.
Ellsworth Morrison has put q pump
in his well on the homestead.
Otto Stadig has his pool tables
fslad up and is now enjoying a. fire
patronage.
Sunday night the Westby district
suffered quarter million dollar rain
and Monday night million dollar
ran. Everybody is wearing Z. smile.
The Wcstby Ladies Aid will have
an auction sale at the NJ. Nelson
farm, 2 miles southeast of town,
July 10th at p IN. Free lunch.
invited.
DIR. and Mrs. O. c. Sather are
packing their household goods pre-
paratory to moving to Hanks, where |
Mr. Sather will engage in the hard
.Fare business.
Olive Good, stenographer in the
Office, returned to Plen-
5ywood from. Glentana after spending
a two weeks vacation with her par
ents.
Simmons & Standeford have sold
he Alkabo Gazette to r. A. johnson
# Alkazo, Mr.. Johnson assuming the
aditorship and management this
week.
Peter Stewart and family left last
week by car for a trip through Vel
owstone park. They. expect to be
zone for about three weeks, making
. complete tour Of both Yellowstone
md Glacier Parks.
Martin Nereson has returned FROM
ne Peace River district, short dis
ance south of the Polar Circle, and
avs it is a great place for youne
ingle man, but not desirable loca-
ion foT families or older people.
Henry. Hudson returned Monday.
ccolnpanied by his father, Louis
hudson Of Morris, MINI, He viii
ave Ellen at the home Of his par
hts, and Miss Emily Erickson will
ring the boy back with her when
he returns.
Wednesday John and Sig Nelson
nd families left for Miles CITY toI
IKE in the Roundup. They were
by Hans Ramberg and
W. Gruhke who go to Rvegate. !
hey viii all stay at Miles City dur =
IS the Roundup Mr.. Grunke AMI
anily will return July Is.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sin1pl1ins were
: town Tuesday, Mrs. Simpkins $
aking the 500 Flyer for Minot, while [
/ coagulated with friends until
Iednesday, when he left for the
Tagic City. 9
Carl Magnussen of Comertown to- 3
ether with his family will leave e
rs week via auto route for Wahpe-
N, N. D., for a visit at Mr.. Mag
1ssen's parental home. They will |
e gone for q month or six weeks. c
Mrs. T.. i. Heath and children left 1
lst week for Washington to visit c
e. parents. Mr.. Heath took them s
} Williston to board the flyer.
John Nelson and children and his
sIal. left last week fo1. nnt,oit