The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-02-27
WESLEY

Little Cleo Anderson has been on
the sick list. |
Rev. Mr.. Ness is able to be around
again.
Berger Larsen and A. S. Anderson
left Wednesday for Minneapolis to |
look after business.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver o. |
son went to Havre, where he formerly !
worked in the machine shops.
Manager Schmid had an apprecia-
tive audience at the Orpheum last Sat-
urday evening.
DR.: and Mrs. Blair Points left Mon |
day for Rochester, MIMI, where Mrs.
Points will enter the hospital. The
doctor expects to be back in ten days
or two weeks.
John l.. Sather was pleasant call
er Tuesday.
P. G. Anderson returned Saturday
from q business trip down the line.
Morgan & Lagerquist will close
their mine in a few weeks to prepar
their land for bumper crop Of grain:
Wednesday,, DR.. Sells was called
from Dooley to see Mrs. Ole Hove,
who had slight relapse since the
absence of DR.. Points.
c. E. Perkins returned this week
Cities, Iowa, and other places during
his absence. Mrs. Perkins accompa-
MED him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Ditmarson re-
turned Thursday after q long visit
with home folks. They looked as
though they had jolly good time,
and just as young as ever.
Oscar Jepsen arrived home We'd
nesday from Milwaukee, having spent
the winter in Wisconsin. He left his
brother, Thomas, in Milwaukee
school, taking the electric course. Os-
car looks fine, so we fancy he spent
an agreeable winter in his old home
state.
Geo. L. Onstad is out again after an
attack of the flu.
| p. G. Anderson has been sick sew
eral days with the flu.
Mrs. Biever brought her mother
home from the Kenmare hospital Sat-
urday.
Carl Haugen has decided to cast
his lot with Westby after a short WIS.,
it in Dakota.
Andrew jepsen came over from
Crosby, Wednesday, for a visit with
his brother, Oscar, and the home folks
also.
Mrs. ]. J.. Phelan was in town
Thursday and tells US ]. J. is slowly
regaining his health.
Mrs. Berger Larsen has charge of
the big store during the absence Of
Mr.. Larsen and Mr.. Anderson.
Geo. Kittleson, Even Sneva and
several others of the east side attend
ed the tarctor show and community
meeting at Crosby last week, return
ing home Saturday. All report an in
teresting time.
| liver Berlin was in the city Tuesday
on business. He is making prepara-
ton to reopen his harness shop March
/, when he will be ready to repair and
oil harness.
Alvin Stageberg, the census man,
sat so tiredly in the postottice window
that he cracked the glass clear across
and Henry Reuter- has the pane nicely
mended and decorated with a white
button and bit of black thread.
Rudolph Mantei of Fortuna has
leased Skermo lake and will erect q
, pavilion on the short this spring, tc
be ready to entertain the public as
:. soon as the summer season opens
= This pleasure resort will be only
few miles from Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grunke and children
,, left Thursday for Clear Lake, Wis, t.
/ visit relatives couple OF weeks, be
fore proceeding. to Fergus Eau, MIN
nesota, where Mr.. Grunke will be con
nected with Harald Kampetin in tn
new store of Grina Bros. q Go. Mr.
( and Mrs. Grunke were very congenla,
: friends and neighbors and they vii
. be greatly missed by all.
RI "
Orpheum Friday night by the Misse
: Violet and Ethel Schmid and Mis-
4 Helga johnson, will long be remem
!, bered by the sixteen young people 81
J fortunate to be present. Hearts, pro
pressiye whist and other games will
: music and dancing brought the merri
! ment to a close all too suddenly a
! flights out" signal given by Manage
Olsen at the Electric station.
i, Ole Haugen was in town Wednes
t day: voa,os
+ day: ...o
" serious ear trouble as an aftermath
y of scarlatina.
y Miss Gertie Anderson has accepte'
+ a position with Miss johnson at tn
telephone exchange.
" Messrs. Rostad and Sateren wer
!. over from Comertown, Tuesday, re
q turning next day:
: Rudolph Steinberg went to Am
d brose, Wednesday, returning mex
r day.
Marjorie Skeels entertained he
:. young friends at a Valentine part
- Friday evening last.
= Oscar Belgeson returned last wee
It from Fergus Falls, Mimi, where h
y visited his parents since last fall. o.
d car says he may farm again thi
II year.
T. Seyert Metvedt Of the north cou1
try, whom most people believed a COZ
n firmed bachelor, surprised his friend
- by Joining the benedicts. He marie
s a young lady of Williston two week
h ago.
2 Lawrence Anhalt took a merr
l. sleigh load Of young people out
v Obert Stageberg's, Wednesday ever
ing, to partake Of the ladies' aid luz
d cheon. They returned at late hot
-. | ond toll If a fine time