The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-03-24
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about planting trees this spring.
Nothing better could be done for the
improvement of the homes or of the
community in general.
Miss Maude Bailey spent the last
week at her home in PlentyWood,
having been called there by the i'll
ness of her mother.
Luther Hultgren helped brand and
Wednesday,.
Clarence Anhalt of Westby has
been grinding feed in this community.
He has ground feed for Carl Ebel-
ing, Peter Degen and o. NJ Lutnes
Mr.. :Anhalt has rented Peter Helms
homestead for two years and is NOV
ing on to that place now with his
cattle and farming outfit.
A number of McElroy people are
attending the sessions of the Holy
Rollers at Westby. Ed. Lein, Emil
Helm and Alvin Stageberg, all of
this places are enthusiastic supporters
of this sect.
A surprise party was given in
honor Of Mrs. Ed. Negaard by the
Lone Tree Ladies Aid A goodly
company of men, women and children
assembled at the Negaard home and
made merry till a late hour. Before
leaving the guests presented Mrs.
Negaard with handsome gift as a
token. of the esteem in which she is
held by her fellow workers in the
Aid.
John Espeland has been confined to
his bed several days with the grippe.
Wedding bells have rung again. A
double wedding occurred at Westby
last week. The. contracting parties
were Oscar Olson of this place and
Margaret Edna Hooper of Comerown
and Ole J. Gerde and Helga Olson.
The young people are all well known
and popular in the territory north
west Of McElroy. The Olsons came
originally from Madison, Minnesota.
Oscar holds, a homestead west of
here and has far1ned the Decker farm
ever since Mr.. Decker purchased it.
Before that he worked for Justus
Ueland the last. year he famed. Mr..
Olson is one of our most energetic
young farmers and we prophecy sue
cess form him. His bride is an -es-
timable young lady who has grown
to Momanhood at Comertown,. where
she came several years ago with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Olson will
live on the Decker farm
Mr. Gerde. has been holding down
a. homestead near the Canadian line
and has been putting ih his time inn
proving it, preparatory to making a
real home out Of it, Mrs. Gerde has
spent the past two years keeping
house for her brother Oscar and has.
made herself an essential part. Of the
community Mr.. and Mrs. Gerde will
make their home on the claim.
The best wishes of the community
go to all of these young people for.
long life and real success and happi-:
ness.
Mrs. Andrew Stageberg has gone
to Minnesota to visit relatives and
friends.
Happy Townley is going to dig
stones on Mr.. Fuss farm
For some time Mr.. and Mrs. Obert
Stageberg have been under the
weather but at this writing is able
to be out again.
The way that Carl Ebeling is fur
nishing up his kitchen indicates some
GI1ulS ID fidUlC W. iIe@p ppCki.
Luther Hultgren done some veter-
mary work for Odin Lunes the first
of the week, and Peter Dagen, early
in the week.
Leo McEIroy is commencing to sell
his fine tame hay and oats now.
Morris Bergh, the mail carrier Of
Westby, is hauling hay from the Leo
McElroy place.
Louis. Pierce made John Espeland a
call at the homestead.
Miss Jessie Dagen has been 1ayed
up with a slight attack of the grippe.
Leo McElroy is figuring on rent
ing his farm and leasing a widows
farm northeast of Outlook.
Miss Ruby Hultgren made her aunt,
Mrs. Otto Enger Of Westby visit
the first of the week.
Engevald Espeland has rounded up
his bunch Of work horses for spring
work.
Miss Hazel Hultgren took in the
big st. Patrick dance at Westby and
reported q fine crowd and a big time.
Did you ever count the Irish popu-
Iation on st. Patrick day by the
wearing of the green?