The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-01-06
NESTBY

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Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Marsland ant
Miss Beverly went to Bowbells ts
spend the Christmas holiday with
Mrs. Marsland's parents.
Miss Myrtle Bloom, who attends
Crosby high school, is home for the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. A. Lillestrand and children
left last Thursday for Bolus, Mimi.
to visit her parents.
| Misses Hazel Moylan and May
Moore are spending the Yuletide holi-
| days at Cando.
Miss Beatrice Stromstad is home
from Medicine Lake high school fol-
the holidays.
Mrs. Gust Olesen, nee Bella Buster
sloff, is here for a visit with he1
folks.
Miss Susie Planter went to Barton
to spend the Christmas holidays
! Ole Grytness and Arne Olson were
between trains visitors at Westby
Thursday.
Hy De Jardine visited his wife last
week at Kenmare hospital.
| 2. G. Anderson, vice president of
the Farmers State bank, arrived
| Thursday to make Wesley his head
quarters once more
| Ell. C. Reuter- was called to Great
Falls Monday to assist a week or so
in the head office of the customs col
lection department of this district.
Good crowds were out Sunday ev-
ening to see and hear the Christmas
tree and programs at the church
basement and the schoolhouse.
The annual meeting of the Westby
Ladies' Aid was held at the parson-
age December 18th. Annual report
Of the treasurer showed that $4O7. 80
had passed through the treasury dur
ing the past year. Election Of Off
GERS resulted as follows: Mrs. Otto
Enger, president; Mrs. Ditmarson,
vice president; Mrs Bentley, secre-
tary; Mrs Miller, treasurer.
About 2 o'clock Sunday morning
the shack occupied by Joe Caffrey
was found to be on fire. The blaze
reflected en- the windows Of the Wal
ter King residence and he quickly
gave the alarm, but the fire had made
| such Roadway that it was impossible
to save anything when help arrived.
Mr.. Caffrey, who is bachelor, was
| i'm Ambrose at the time of the fire
wishing brother. As he has net re
turned his loss is unknown.
Miss Magdaline and Herbert Lar
sen of Minet high school arrived
home Saturday for the Xmas holidays.
Herbert went right to work in the L.
& A. store to earn some spending
money; Miss Esther Larsen Of Mon
tana University is spending her first
Christmas away frem home and we
all miss her
Friday night the Misses Alstad en-
tertained the young people at the
Wm. Schfoesser home. Eighteen were
present. Games and music passed the
evening merrily and just before mid
night Mrs. Schloesser served deli
eious lunch
| After a business session of the
church board at the parsonage last
week, Thursday evening, Rev. and
! Mrs. Ness were presented rug from
he Westby congregation as a Xmas
present.
Miss Steinberg entertained a party
of seventeen at Christmas dinner
| Among the diners were DR.. and Mrs
Laberge, Mr. and Mrs. Gerber and
other friends of the hostess.
Miss Jackson gave Xmas tree
and program at the Murray school
and left Monday to spend Xmas holt
days with friends at Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goethe spent Christ
mas with his parents in Crosby, re-
| turning Tuesday.
Miss Guida Stageberg is home
from Crosby high school to spend the
4 ~. hos 1%r
| Christ Peterson of the 500 line
was home to spend Christmas with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peter
| son.
VIM. Morgan mine baron, returned
Wednesday from visit with friends
in Manitoba.
Prof. G. F. Friesleben spent Xmas
at Plentywood, returning Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Stageberg went to Al
kabo Tuesday to visit Mrs. Ole Ggyt-
ness.
Miss Mabel Meyers is out on the
farm with the Jonas Jepsen's-
Sig Otheim made his children han
by by spending part of the Xmas
holidals at home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Franc Murray en-
tertained friends at Xmas dinner
Walter Peterson made long hike
to spend Xmas at Westby with his
pals.
Alvin Stageberg spent Christmas
at Outlook with the Karl Hovland's.
Elf G. Anderson spent Xmas on
the farm.
Miss Gertrude Alstad went to Plen-
tywood Wednesday.