The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-08-29
WESTRY

i VIM. Peterson of the Valley View
farm returned Saturday from Den
mark, where he had been visiting fol
some time. Mr.. Peterson enjoyed his
visit very much, but is very glad tt
get back to the United States again
Lieutenant Clinton Goethe is in
Westby this week, having but recent.
ly returned from across the big ponc
where he has been for the past TWEEN
ty months. He speaks we'll of the
hospitality of the French people, but
says the iii OF U. S. A. looks plenty
good to him Mr.. Goetze may soon
become resident of Westby if a
suitable house can be secured.
Sophie Hartel is the new table
waiter at the Home Cafe.
DR.. Points has taken the Henry
Hudson residence and will have hi 5
family here in a short time.
Mrs. Ed. Haas entertained the ELL
ing, Offet and Chas. Johnson fami-
lies at 6 o'clock dinner Wednesday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna entertained at
dinner the Morrison's and their
guests, the Wirtzell's of North Dako-
ia.
Mrs. Aida Evenson and friends,
Sam Halleslad and brother, drove to
Bonetrail Saturday evening to take
in the dance.
Mrs. H. Skeels has returned to
Westby after visit in the country
with Mrs. C. johnson and B. Knud-
son families.
VIM. Schloesser and, family left
Wednesday on motor trip through
North Dakota, visiting at Bismarck
and other points.
Mrs. HENDERSON of Grand Marais,
Mimi, arrived Tuesday for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Johanson, ofsAhe
Daneviile district.
Raymond Bjerke has accepted a
position with Swift & Co. at Minot.
He will not make this territory as he
did before the war.
Rep. E. B. Kellogg of Elkhorn
township was a business visitor in
Westby Monday. He says crops in
his vicinity are looking tuff.
Mrs. Berger Larsen was called to
Minot to be with her sister, Miss
Mary Johnson, who expected to en-
ter the hospital for an operation.
After q pleasant visit with Miss
Sander, Miss Lobmell of Minneapolis
left Tuesday to visit Calgary, Miss
Sander going with her as far as Ken
mare.
The Union Sunday school, pupils.
eachers and parents, picnicked at
the schoolhouse grounds yesterday.
Games amused the youngsters and a !
toothsOme lunch was served: ice
cream was plentiful and many other
dainty dishes, so everyone had a
good time. The Sunday school orga-
mzation is live one and teachers
and pupils take pride in keeping it to
the front.
Miss Jennie Nelson left Tuesday
for Boise, Ida., after a visit with her /
brothers, Sig, John and Clarence
Nelson on the ranch. Miss Nelson
has millinery store at Boise. |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson Of |
)agmar visited the O. o. Nesten's
Sunday.
Bernt Gordon has returned from
Dakota and his family will join him
soon.
Miss Courtney was called to Raw. +
nond on account of her mother break
ne her arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. EckIund went to Ov-
'rland Wednesday, taking with them
Oscar Berg.
A party of young people from Gre
iora drove over to dine in Westbv
tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ecklund was in from the
outh country this week. She has
plendid field Of corn this year.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson. returned We'd
Iesday from Crosby, where she had
lental work done. She visited at the
9. A. Tannas home at Ambrose be-
ore returning. |
This week Aida Stcinberg pur- |
hased the Home Cafe building. She
now the possessor of the business,
uildlng and lot, and Westby can /
cast OF one of the finest restaurants
l this section.
Olaf Norby of Outlook has accent
q the position as manager Of the |
armerS elevator for this season He