The producers news., 1920-02-06
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.WEST'BY

Monday to flnd everything y. K.
DIR. Points was called to Fortuna
SATURDAY.. one of the coldest days.
Mrs. Martin Carlson is staying in
town with her mother, Mrs. Sampson.
Arthur Hetland went to Crosby
this week to have dental work done.
Hershcel Tinbrell, who is sick with
pneumonia, is improving it is report
ed.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Knudson
entertained at finch Mesdames G..
johnson, Hammer and Miss Nettie
Johnson
C. H. Bentley went to Comertown
Tuesday on business.
The First Lutheran choir held
practice at A. T. Olesen's Tuesday
evening.
Miss Nettie Johnson of Whitehall,
Wis. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Char
lie Johnson.
Mrs. w. j. Bruchman cf Ambrose
spent several days with Mrs. P. G.
Anderson this week.
Mrs. Enger entertained at coffee
Saturday afternoon, Mesdames McEl-
roy, Kempt and Johnson.
John L. Sather returned Monday
from down the line and had John An
dreason take him out home.
Carl Haugen, our popular young
butcher. left yesterday to visit the
parental home in eastern North Da-
kota
While in Minot Ed. Abrahamson
visited with Clarence Nelson.
\ Alvin Stageberg, the census taker,
has covered the town and is now
working north of Westby.
Mrs. Howard Kemp entertained
Mesdames Knudson, McElroy, c..
johnson and Miss Nettie johnson
Thursday evening.
z Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Magnussen and
children of Comertown were over Sun
day guests at the Nels Nelson home.
C. w. Aunger is expecting his wife
to arrive from the east very soon.
They will. live in the bank rooms for
the present.
Anton Otheim was over from Cros-
by Wednesday and said that John
Borg would attend the auto show at
Minneapolis.
G. Bowerick of Alkabo was in town
Monday to take the remains Of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Bakken, to her
home near Alkabo.
Friday evening last Mrs. Theo. Aa-
berg entertained at luncheon Mes
danes C. johnson and S. Hammer and
Miss Nettie Johnson.
The Farmers Grain & Trading COM
pany shipped LOO bushels Of wheat
to market Monday. They have plen-
ty of wheat for seed.
Andrew Stageberg was in town
Wednesday, says he has it easy with
both sons away as they furnished him
a man to take care Of the stock.
Mr.. -Sentman, postoffice Inspector
for the Havre district west, was in
the city Wednesday and Thursday
checking up the local postoffice busi-
ness.
Geo. L. Onstad will go to Minneapo-
lis to attend the automobile show if
his son Clarence continues to grow
better after bout with scarletina-
B. D. Knudtson left Monday to at
tend the tractor exhibition at Mlnot,
and later will take course in an IL
linois merchanical school. He will be
away several months.
Everybody had fine time at the
masquerade ball at the Orpheum Sat
urday evening. The many nifty sol-
diers ON the floor proved that q sol
dier suit is handsome costume for
either sex. Elmer Bodine as Jew
took moic gents first prize, while Miss
Jensen as girl INSTRUMENTATION took
the comic for women. The Alkabo
Jazz orchestra was at its best.
Mrs. Olson, formerly Mrs. Leibach,
is in town looking after business and
visiting old friends. Mrs. Olson has
a large hotel in Limerick, Sask., with
q good business.
Severt Ekness left Saturday for
Minneapolis and will go from there
to the sulphur baths near Jordon. Of
late Mr.. Ekness hase been far from
well this winter.
While returning home Sunday
morning the Alkabo orchestra was
stuck III now drift and had to leave
the speeder and seek protection at
the Rukke home. No one was report
ed hurt.
q. II. Rostad expected to head the
Westbv fan delegation to the Mime
neapolis Auto show, but with the flu:
i1.s saIstt this way he could not see any
way sc leaving the drug store, espe
cjally as the doctor anticipates trip
also.