The producers news., 1921-08-26
PLENTYWOOD,
noon, members going out in cars or

noon, members going out in cars or
hiking to get up an appetite.
Mrs. Peter Keldsen, who has been
sick for some time, was taken to the
hospital yesterday for rest and quiet
ness. She is not dangerously sick it
is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iverson and little son
of Britt, Ia, arrived Wednesday ev-
ening in a Ford car for visit with
the Peter Miller family, Mrs. Miller
being the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iverson. This is their first visit to
Westby.
The special school election to raise
80 mills extra levy for maintenance
Of school passed II TO l. Although
taxes are top notchers in this district,
when it comes to school affairs addi-
tional levies are usually granted:
Mr.. Edward Nordhagen and Miss
Mary Gabrielson We're married Tues
day at Plentywood. The young peo-
pie are we'll known in the Westby
community where many people will
wish them happiness and prosperity.
| The groom owns farm west OF the
city.
c. N. Rostad leaves Saturday fo1
Minot, where he will meet the drug
salesman and order substantial stock
of new goods. Since looking over the
western part of the state for an idea
location, c.. N. has reached the con.
clusion that he had that very SPOT al!
the time in Westby.
i NJ. P. Hogild was called to Ken
mare by telegram Saturday as hi
wife was dying at the hospital in tina
city. Tuesday he brought the lie
mains home and Thursday funera
services were held at the Coalridg
Danish church, Rev. Mr.. Kjo]ler OIL
ciating. and burial made in the churcl
cemetery.
Jacob Twet has asked for releas
from duty as manager OF Piper How
Lumber company in this city to tax
charge of his Comertown Mercantll
store, but the lumber company is slo,
to relieve him. They will search Ion
before finding man as able an
) trustworthy as Mr.. Twet. The fam
} " will continue to reside in their bur
. ealow and Mr.. Twet will Ford ]
daily to Comertown as long as tn
weather permits.
. Harvesting is being rushed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller motore
: to Grenora Sunday morning for del
: tai work.
l The Lutheran little helpers wei
D entertained Wednesday by Mrs
Larsen.
Mrs. Bruce and daughter Olga II
e turned Wednesday from visit wit
t Ambrose relatives. :
: Mr.. Yaes of Williston, N. D., A.
week in the interest Of that lodge.
U. w. workers, is in the city tn
Mrs. Nels Urness met with a ser
Gus accident Tuesday when she fe
from the door steps and broke bot
= bones of the lower right leg. The
= quickly got Dr. Laberge on the phol
y and in a very short time he was {
:, the scene and with the assistance
= = Mr.. Urness and their guests, Mr.. al
Mrs. John Urness of Mohall, the do
a tor quickly set the bones and ma'
+ the patient comfortable.
: The city council held a sesslt
Wednesday evening at the pubic 10
UNI or better known as the +. u.
, = store. All members, including Il
. mavor and clerk were present WI
: the exception of Alderman Nels Nc
y son who had not returned from
: : camping trip to the mountains. :.
DR.. and Mrs. Laberge visited N
and Mrs. Louie Labathe, across t
:, line north of Dooley, Sunday, al
, were surprised to find complete ele
: trio plant on the farm, all building
4 being wired.
Miss Cora Anderson is helpll
= Mrs. Reuter- with house work.