The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-28
AROUND THE COUNTY
Taken From Our Exchanges.
WESLEY

WESLEY
Miss Aida Steinberg left Wednes-
dav for Minot, n. D., for a few DAYS
vacation. Mrs. S. Otheim of Crosby
is managing the Home Cafe during
her absence.
The Misses Esther and Magdaline
Larson and brother Herbert Larson
left Thursday for brentwood where
thew took the train for Missoula. Mont.
to attend the University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Brady and two
children accompanied by the formers
mother, Mrs. C. ]. Brady, autoed over
from Crosby Monday and visited at
the J. J. Phelan and Otto Paulson
homes, returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. AL Simpkins and Miss Helen
Riley of MinOt, N. D., left for their
home Monday after a weeks visit with
friends and attending to business mat
tiers. While here she sold her land
south of town to John Sather at a
good consideration.
Peter Miller went to Kenmare We'd
nesdav and returned Thursday morn
ING with his son Robert who has been
in the hospital for the past five weeks
having undergone an operation for
ruptured appendix. Robert is con-
valescing nicely.
Miss Marie, daughter of Soren
Christensen, of Coalridge was playing
with a little girl who threw a large
worm at her and struck her eyes pois-
oning them with little particles of the
horns that protrude around the head
of the worm. She was Immediately
taken to the doctor and was given re-
lief but one eye is still badly effected.
Stanley and ElOise Thorpe began
school Monday morning.
Miss Hilda Alstadt returned to
Westby Monday from DoOley where
she has been visiting for the past sew
eral weeks. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Shumaker of DoOley who visited
at the VIM. SchlOesser home.
Miss Marguerite Och returned home
from Outlook Saturday where she re-
Gently underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis. She is getting along nice
ly and soon will be able to start to
school,
Ole Grytness came up from Lunds
Valley Thursday with a Ford truck
to get the bank fixtures of the former
First National Bank of Westby, as the
bank at Lunds Valley had been en-
tered by robbers and the fixtures like
the safe were demolished.
Miss Hilda Alstadt who has ben
assisting at the Schloesser Cafe for
the past two years resigned her posi-
ton and left Wednesday for her home
at Perham, Mimi. Milda has made
MANY friends while here who will miss
her very much, and hope she will de-
eide to return to Westby.
C. H. Bentley and Hugh Poland
made a trip to the county seat Thurs
day.
Mrs. Emo of Flaxton is here this
week visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed
IversOn.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Fosberg
on Wednesday, Sept. 10Th, baby girl
Miss Selma Torgeson is here at
tending high school again this year.
Martin Neresen has purchased the
FOrdson blowing outfit from Slayer
and B. Larson.
eql 5u!op s! GqsOIO 10 GBIL9Q 44ooS
plumbing on Severt Eckness' new resi-
dence in Elkhorn township.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Carlson and chill
dren of Radville, Sask., visited at the
Otto Enger home Sunday.
Miss Guida Stageberg left Sunda!
for WildrOse, n. D., where she vii
teach this year.
The Daneville Young, People were
entertained at the Holm Nelson hOm'
on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Nelson visited a
Tribune, Sask., Sunday.
Arthur Nelson and Annie Beck lef
Tuesday for Blair, Neb., where the!
will attend Dana college.
P. G. Andersen went to Mino
Thursday to attend the creditors meet
ING of Ole Bjergen's bankruptcy case
Chris Olsen who has been working
in this community this fall left Thurs
day for Hendrum, MINI.
Mrs. Emil Anhalt left last Wednes
day on trip to Duluth and Mankatc
b MINI. She will visit her aged parent
at the former place.
Miss Bessie Lorimer who is attend
ing school at Crosby this year arrive
Thursday to spend a few days wit
her sister, Mrs. Frank Bertch.
: Mr.. and Mr.. Alfred Anderson wen
to Kenmare Tuesday where Mrs. An
derson will receive medical treatmen
3 at the hospital.
, A. M. Ditmarson has sold his resi-
dence to Elmer Hultgren and purchas
ed the house now occupied by Paine
Jensen.
Holger Peterson, Arnold Andersen
and Bill Stageberg left for Canal
Tuesday after few weeks threshin
in the Daneville country.
The five schools in the Elkhorn dis
, trict will open on Monday, Sept. 24tF
n with a corpse of teachers holding frs
grade elementary certificates or better