The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-27
COUNTY ROUNDUP
interesting Items from Our
EXCHANGES and Staff Writers
WESLEY

Miss Dagny johnson is working at
the Home Cafe.
Mrs. John P. johnson was success
fully operated on for tonsils by DR..
Points Friday.
Ed. Hass was in town Tuesday,
still feeling the effects Of his late D.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duesterhoff were
up from Alkabo country Monday af-
Miss Hazel Hultgren left Tuesday
for points in Canada, where she will
visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Falkanger Ut
WATERFOWL, S. D., are visiting his par
ents, Rev. J. B. Falkanger and wife.
Myrtle Nelson has been on the sick
list since Saturday evening, but is
improving at this time.
Mrs. Evcnson and Olaf Norby Sun
dayed with the formers sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Oftsdahl, near
the Barracks north of Crosby.
Mrs. Solberg took her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Anderson, and baby to her Cana
dian home and returned home We'd
nesday
Roy Stageberg and Lars P. Larson
left Tuesday morning for rich harvest
fields east where they expect to find
The Dorcas Ladies Aid met at the
Skandia church at 2 p. M, August
%. Mrs. Ole Hove and Miss Ode
gard entertained.
r. A. johnson of Alkabo, Clinton
Goethe, Ole Grytness and Walter King
motored to Plentywood Wednesday ev-
ening to attend the Masonic Lodge.
Mr.. King also took his first step in
Masonry.
Several Westby people drove to the
Sand Hills, Sunday, and brought home
heaps Of choke cherries, which make
delicious jelly, etc. The berries are
plentiful this season.
Mrs. p. G. Anderson and children
were in a railroad wreck on the way
to Seattle, WASH, where the train was
ditched by spreading rails and smash
ed into work train killing eight 9TH
ers and injuring several others. No
one on the passenger train was seri-
ously hurt. Mr.. Anderson has receiv-
ed pictures of the wreck from his
family, also letters telling of grue-
some sights they witnessed after the
wreck.
Mrs. Otto Enger is assisting DR..
Bemis at his Office in the Enger build
p. G. Anderson was caller to Far
go, on business Saturday.
Ed. Abrahanson, barn builder, was
in the citl Monday circulating among
friends.
Practically the entire population Of
Westby attended the ball game al
Alkabo Sunday.
Miss Olga Hammer went up te
Canada Tuesday with Mrs. Sig Ham
mer for few weeks visit.
The Westby Sunday school meets
at the Orpheum Sunday morning al
1890.
Mrs. Karls and grandson, Norman
Otheim, returned Saturday from {
visit to Antelope and other places.
Louise and Kathryn Schloesser arr
spending the week visiting will
friends at Dooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller ane
children and Mrs. X. V. Simmon:
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Oh
Sather at Hanks, N. D.
Olaf Norby has accepted toe posi-
ton Of grain buyer for Comertowl
elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Otheim ant
son of Crosby arrived in the city Tues
day to visit friends, Mrs. Otheim re
manning to spend few days witt
Mrs. Karls.
Mrs. Peter Miller entertained 1
party of ladies Tuesday afternoon il
honor of Mrs. Carl Magnussen o
Comertown. A pleasant time passe!
the hours away and dainty luncl
was served. Mrs. Magnussen returne'
to her home Tuesday.
The John Schmid family moved t
Plentywood this week, shipping thei
household goods Tuesday. Mr.. Schmi'
is with the Great Northern at tina
point, hence the change. Will
Westby regrets to see them leave tn
city, we are glad to know they remai
in the county, near their home farm
and we feell that we have stanc
friends in John Schmid and family
Miss Violet will retain her clerkshi
in the postoffice.
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