The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-04-15
COUNTY ROUNDUP L u
Interesting Items from Our
Exchanges and Staff: Writers
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WESLEY

A. S. Anderson had a party of
Minnesota land buyers in Westby this
week just in time to see the little
snow storm spread moisture over the
land in preparation for bountiful
grain year. Mr.. Anderson sold the
farm south of town, known as the old
Stewart farm, to one of the men who
intends to move on it in the fall.
Arthur Hetland returned Saturday
from the Pacific Coast, having been
out there eight months. During that
time he visited most of the cities and
sights of Washington and Oregon. He
tells US that unemployment is very
great out there, Seattle and Portland
each having about 10000 unemployed.
Paul Hultgren came home this
week to help his father farm on a
big scale this season. He spent the
winter in Minnesota and like all the
other boys found it no gold mine.
If weather conditions are good Sig
and John Nelson will seed 1000 acres
and probably several hundred more.
Already men are being hired to hur-
ry operations at the very first oppor-
tunity TO operate in the fields.
After a two months visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Schloesser, Mis- Gertrude
Alstadt left Wednesday for her home
at Perm, Mimi, stopping for a few
days visit with Ambrose relatives en-
route.
Dave Williams of Whitehall was in
the city Monday en- route home after
spending several days looking for a
strayed team between here and Gre
nora
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Austad Of Comertown is threatened
with pneumonia and Mrs. .Evenson
was called over yesterday.
P. G. Anderson came up from Far
go, N. D., last week and has been
looking after his banking interests
here and in Divide county.
At the school election last Saturday
eighteen votes were cast for trustee
for 8 years, Nels Nelson polling the
entire vote.
Jens Jepsen seeded thirty-fve acres
to wheat Saturday and Monday.
!, Sig Otheim, Simmons hardware
salesman, spent Sunday in Westby
with his family. = .,
Hans Jensen was in town Tuesday
and says that he intends to seed about
100 acres. ...~
f. Louis Wirtzberger and son Her
bert Wirtzberger, returned to work
on the 500 section April /. ~.
Miss Magdaline Larsen left Mon
day for Minot to finish third year
high school after spending Easter va
cation at home.
Jacob Rasmussen was in Monday
and stated that he plans to seed 250
acres this spring.
Frithof Jepsen returned Monday IL
North Dakota university, having
spent Easter vacation at his Dane
| vile home.
Peter Keldsen and Ole Odegaard
plans to farm as big as ever this
year. bigger" said Peter, Twelve
got to make up our losses.
C. M. Knudson Of Berwick, N. D.
| arrived Tuesday to look after his
i, farming interests north Of tOwn. He
will remain some time.
News has reached the city that
Ralph Lenniger, who is visiting his
! old home in Iowa, has smallpox an6
! will not be home before month al
least
/ The seven year old son Of Mr.. anf
Mrs. Hans Dixon Of the Daneville
country was taken by his mother Il
Kenmare, Monday to be operated fol
'uptured appendix.
Mrs. Karls returned Saturda9
from Breckenridge, Mimi, where sh,
was present during the last illness Of
her son Math Karl, and who passet
away while his mother was there.
At the school election in Distric
No. 70, the following were e}ectes