The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-11-23
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Mrs. B. Larsen entertained the
choir Thursday evening and delight
full time was had.
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. DitmarsOn have
moved into their new residence.
c. H. Bentley made a tour of the
town Thursday bidding everybody
goodbye and left on the afternoon
train for Red Wing, Mimi, to join his
family.
Mrs. Henry Reuter- returned home
from Crosby Wednesday, where she
had gone to take up Eastern Star
work
Mrs. Walter Olsen and Mrs. A. T.
Olesen motored to Comertown Satur-
day and visited with relatives, re-
turning home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mart Brady and two children
OF Crosby, visited with the News
force Sunday evening and Monday,
leaving Tuesday for Plentywood
where she is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jack Duggan.
The sale and supper held last
Thursday evening by the Westby La
dies Aid was a big success financial
ly, as the ladies report taking in
P%1-CsOO anu e%LICL paying OGG 11ClOCIlJ-
al expenses had something over $3.50
The ladies' aid dinner served at the
Severt EclGness farm home in Elk
horn township last Sunday was at
tended by 300 people. An offering
was taken to purchase an organ for
the Olson church which amounted to
enough to purchase a real good or
gan. The dinner was proclaimed the
best ever by everyone.
Paul Hultgren returned Wednesday
from a trip to Chicago.
p. G. Anderson went to Kenmare
Wednesday on business. Mrs. Ander-
son accompanied him as far as Am
brose.
Clarence Onstad returned home
Tuesday from Chicago where he had
gone last week with a bunch of cat
tie.
Mrs. Pearl Simmons went to Zen
mare Thursday to see the tomb stone
that she had placed at the head of
Mr.. Simmons grave this last summer
Oscar Roysom has moved his fami-
ly to Westby and will live in the Olaf
Nilsson house. Mr.. RoysOm will as
sist John Andreason in the livery
barn this winter.
Erhart Petersen left Saturday by
car for Westhope, N. Oak, where he
visited over Sunday with his mother
returning to Westby the forepart OF
the week.
The sale and card party given by
the Catholic ladies at the Orpheum
Thursday evening was attended by g
good sized crowd and a neat little
sum was Melted them. The main fea-
ture of the occasion was the auction
eering by Truman Stageberg, he
proved himself very capable.
S. G. Haney, manager of the
International Harvester Co.'s demon
stration farms in North and South Da-
kota, spoke at the Lodge Hall Thurs
day afternoon.
Myrtle and Claris Granrud started
to school last Monday.
Chas. Johnson spent Sunday in
town with his family.
Tom Granrud and family moved ir
from the farm last Saturday.
Martin Knutson was a business Wis
itor in Westby this week.
Erick johnson of Comertown was q
Sunday visitor in this city.
Mrs. McKOne returned home Tues
day from Minot, N. D.
Ed. IversOn came back from Har-
vey. N. D., the fore part of this week
Mrs. Helgeson, who has been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Olson, north
of town, left for Spokane Wednesday
Geo. Onstad, Christ Jensen anC
Peter Feldt returned to Westby last
/ Tuesday from the Cities.
Miss Ella Johnson resigned at the
SchlOsser Cafe and left Thursday for
her home in Saskatchewan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Johnson of
Raymond spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Chas Johnson.
Mrs. H. Shaber, proprietor of the
Planters Hotel left Thursday fo7
Crosby on business.