The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
WESLEY

Miss Ermentinger left Wednesday
for Wisconsin.
Mrs. Peter Miller is visiting For
tuna friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Hanson and lit
tie girl were here from Alkabo last
Friday afternoon.
Alfred johnson of Alkabo was a
caller here Sunday afternoon.
liver Berlin of Westby was a Cros-
by visitor Wednesday.
Ed. Hass has his hands and legs
poisoned by poison ivy but is getting
better.
Atty. Bentley and C. W. Aunger
made business trip to Plentywood
Wednesday,.
4. j. and R. A. johnson of Alkabo
were callers here Sunday evening.
Miss Bertha Paulson, teacher in the
Phelan school, left Wednesday for
her home.
The Dorcas Ladies' Aid meets with
Mrs. Ed. LagerquiSt, Sunday, August
LIST, at 200 o'clock. A cordial well
come to all.
The Nels Nelson's made trip to
their Columbus farm this week and
found crops excellent in some places
and not so good in others.
Ole Sather came up from Hanks
Wednesday night and took his wife,
who has been visiting Westby friends
for the past week. and Donald Miller
home.
Mrs. VIM. Anhalt returned Thurs
day of last week from Albert Lea,
Mimi, where she attended the fun
were brought from British Columbia,
eral of her brother. whose remains
were brought from British Columbia.
for burial.
The Westby Sunday school will
meet at the Orpheum at 1890 Sun
day morning owing to the room ut the
school house being under repair. Sun
day is the closing day of the Blue
and Gold contest and pupils and
teachers are greatly interested in the
outcome as the losers picnic the win
ners ut nearly date.
By-gosh, it rained Sunday and Mon
day evening.
MIR. and Mrs. C. f. Perkins will
leave today for short visit ut Minot.
Nels Nelson's drove over to Plenty
wood Wednesday,, via Dooley.
Mrs. George Onstad and children
went out to the farm to spend few
days.
Severt Ekness went to Crosby Tues
day and proved up on his land.
s. b. Brevig and family of Fortuna
we're Westby callers Sunday.
Miss Sarah COwlcy of kenmaer
visited Westby friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. lverSon is in the hospital
at Kenmare and is improving nicely.
B. M. Pierce of Scobey was in the
city Wednesday on business.
Carl Magnussen and family of
Comertown came down for the Chau.
tauQua Monday afternoon.
Mary Crokery resigned her position
at Schloesser's anil left for Raymond
Thursday.
H. r. Olson, one Of .Alkabo's prom
inent merchants, was here Monday ev-
ening to take in the last number of
Chautauqua.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell have
moved into town and are living in the
Emo house. Mr.. Mitchell expects to
20 east this week.
Miss May johnson left the first of
the week for her parents home in
Canada, going via Portal. Mrs. Car
RE Onstatl, her grandmother accompa-
MED her as far Us FlaXton.
Mrs. Howard Kemp and daughter,
Medcadcs, of Minot, are spending the
week visiting Westby friends in the
city and country. Mrs. Kempt went
lover to Plentywood to look after bust
ness one day this week.
Mrs. P. G. Anderson and children,
NJ ildred and Archibald, leave Saturday
for Seattle, WASH, where they will
live during the school year. Mr.. An
derson will take them as far as Cul-
bertson. Mrs. Anderson plans to
take apartments and as she leaves
their Westby home furnished we con-
fidently look for their return ut the
close Of the school year.