The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-06-27
THE COUNTY
Taken From Our Exchanges
Wesley


Miss Marjorie Allen is represent
ing the California Perfume Company
in this locality.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Hoel autoed to
Douglas, N. D.. Sunday. Bert re-
turned Monday Mrs. Hoel remain
ing for a visit.
Messrs. C. n. Rostad and q M
Bergh drove to Wolf Point Tuesday
from which place Mr.. Bergh took the
train for Bellingham, Wash, and
other western points.
Miss Hattie Wall, efficient waitress
at the Planters hotel, left Monday for
her Plentywood home and later will
go to Gruat Falls to attend business
college. Miss Wall is a graduate of
Plentywood high school.
Peter A. Nelson has purchased the
old townsite on the North Dakota
side and is having it broke up with
Lloyd Kittleson's tractor and is put
ting it into millet.
Last Monday afternoon about 500
O'clock Custom Officer Reuter- nabbed
Rosco Buckner from across the line
for smuggling grain, having sold it
at the Northland elevator. It seems
the grain was sold under an as
! sumed name. Mr. Reuter- seized the
truck, closed the elevator and mott
+ fed Auditor White of the fact, who
came up Wednesday to attend mat
tiers. Manager Slayer Informed the
News that he has resigned, and in
all probability the elevator will be
closed all summer.
Miss ThOra SOrensOn and her moth
er left last Saturday for points in
Minnesota.
Albert HOLMAN from Plentywood
called on Westby friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hall and family
left last Sunday morning for Alexan-
d1ia, Mimi. Mrs. Orion is taking
care of their place during their alb
4 sencc.
Truman Stageberg has been suffer-
ing the past few days from an in
fected tooth which he had treated at
Crosby Monday, but did not get i'm
mediate relief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stageberg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Grytness mctored
to Ambrose Sunday to see the ball
game between that place and Alkabo
and took in the Chautauqua in the
evening
Erhart Petersen came TIP from
MakOti, n d.. and visited over Sun
day. Erhart has accepted a position
in r. A. JohnsOn's bank and left Gre
Nora a couple of the week ago.
Tom Lillethun and family of Nc
Cabe, Mont, have moved into the
Iwet house. Mr.. Lillethun has &C
cepted the position as manager of
the Farmers Grain and Trading Com
pany's elevator
The past week there has been a
large number Of tourists passing
through Westby, many from the east
on their way to take in the balmy all
Of the west, and some going east to
visit.
Mr.. and Ms. Frank Bertch and baby
spent last Sunday at Portal
Morris johnson returned Saturday
from Crosby where he has been
working all spring.
Deputy Sheriff Aldrich of Plenty
wood was in town on Wednesday.
Miss Engler of Alkabo is waiting
table at the House Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ROysum left Mon
day for points in North Dakota
Miss Opal Peele accompanied the
) Ed Iverson family as far as Flaxtor
on Thursday of last week.
Clemens Och came home from Will
7 liston Saturday and states that work
: there was scarce and that men were
begging on the streets.
| Truman Stageberg and George Mil
Ter autoed to Crosby Sunday and CT
( the way back took in the ChautauQus
! at Ambrose in the evening.
. Mrs. G. Powney and Mrs. Roberf
Raft returned Tuesday morning from
/ Canada. Mrs. Raft left Tuesday af
ternoon for her home at Kermit, N
D.
Erick Qually and Mr.. Huso of eros
! by, n. D., were in the city last Sat
urday and put in bid for the worl
to be done on our city school thi
3 summer There were several other
Z but the successful bidder is not We
! known.
( Helen and Evelyn Miller are stay
ing out at the Ed IversOn place.
Clair McKone closed a successful
Z term of school near Plentywood las
( week.
The Stanl1ys Of Dooley called o.
Z Miss Johanna Glauche Thursday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mayhem an
& family returned home Wednesda
( from trip to Minot
The Birthday Circle met at tn
Z home of Mrs. Ole Grytness last Wed
( nesday. Mesdames Hawbaker, Sim
: mons and Grytness were on the lunc
Z committee.