The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-11-04

farmers with 1000 bushels of erain.
over 5000 of which = wheat The
p1et averaged from Is q 20 bushels
per aere and oats 40 bushela 4 Az
acxe held Of oats threshed 325 bushels
% bushels u Ia acre m q hia
farm lands, his honest ead proved ~
most productive AZ this fime 81 n.
csksa has 40 acres plowed ana viii
continue TO pillow as long as weather
will permit. 90, - -
George Daughters IS working st the
Farmers elevator.
Mrs: Norris left Wednesday for
her Wyoming home after 4 5-weeks'
visit with Mrs. C. II. Bentley.
Geo. 4 Onstad has 500 acres OF rye
sceGed and will continue to seed un-
til the ground becomes frozen.
The Misses Pearl Stageberg, Elsie
Jensen and Hildegard Efinger enjoy
cd visit at the A. o. Stageberr farm.
The Farmers elevator had Skinned
a cars Of grain up to the first Of the
week.
Roy stageberg is out on the farm
plowing.
$. J. otheim was home q few days
| this week.
Mrs. H. c. Reuter- entertained the
babies and their mothers Monday af-
ternoon in honor Of her daughter.
Ruby, who celebrated her first birth
day anniversary.
A royal spread was enjoyed at the
Schloesser Cafe at l 80 Tuesday when
Mrs. Simmons entertained q dinner
in honor Of Mrs. ). L. Norris Of Insl.
Wyo., formerly Of Westby: Covers
1 tnSA E<~ nSsD 1~1
Of Westby in the early days.
! Miss Efinger gave ghost shadow
social at the LELAND school house to-
night parents joining with the pupils
in having a good time.
The Westby ladies aid met at the
parsonage Tuesday afternoon and
quilted the autograph quilt and q
plain one which they will sell at the
Planters hotel when they give their
turkey dinenr on November 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Schultz have re.
turned from their homestead in the
Poplar district and will spend the
winter here. Mrs Schultz drove thu
car home while Mr.. Schultz brought
the horses and wagon.
Olaf Norby has shipped FIVE car.
of Canadian wheat. The low price i.
making. Canadian trade slack on thi.
side of the line.
4 Dad King went as far as Medicin,
Lake with his sons, William and Roy
who were on their way west after
visit with the Walter King family.
Walter Olsen has been appointed 10
cal agent for Ford cars, tractors, re
pairs and all kinds of supplies handl
! ed by the Ford Motor Company MI
Olsen is particularly we'll situated t
handle this business with his 5Ox1O
foot cement garage, one of the hes
; in this section, and complete outfi
, to work with. He is an experience
. garage and motor man and expect
to have good sales business in car
, and tractors in the spring.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schloesser an
: Mrs. o. O. Weston went to Grenor
Wednesday for dental work.
: After spending the summer wit
her daughter, Mrs. John Nelson, Mr.,
:. Lynn left this week for her home 8
Butte.
Miss Esther Larsen writes that sh
like University life and that she hs
: has been out hunting grouse and on
: camping trip up the Blackfoot Vale
= since arriving.
!, julius Kamprud of Crosby was in Il
city Monday on business.
Mrs. Norris returned Saturday frol
a few days spent at Kenmare.
Dad Morrison is settled for the vii
ter close TO his work near the scho
house.
Miss Ida Sims Of Ambrose, N. {
a spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
PeterA. Nelson.
S u. G. Farmhouse, ST., Of Come
:. town, was in the city on bushes
Q Thursday.
e Raymond Enger entered high sca,o
e Monday.
The doctor was called 10 the Mo
e MS johnson home yesterday.
81 Miss Selma Torgeson Of West1
8 high school went to Colgan today
spend the week end with her parent
ii Mrs. c. Wessling has been sick f
= Ii few days and Miss Nellie is absel
7. from high school temporarily.
Il Cards have been received annom
+ ling the birth Of 9 daughter g N
k and Mrs. Leslie Poland of Minot
lr Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Torgeson a
$, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Russell Of @
t. gan, N. D., were Sunday guests