The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-25

while the groom is prosperous far
mer of that community.
The happy couple will begin house
keeping at once on the groom's farm.
A nice rain visited this section
last night which was the first in 10
days, and crops were beginning to
suffer for the lack of it and although
the yield may be cut somewhat there
is now good prospects.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Hultgren, sen LIZ
Their and daughters, Hazel, HELEN and
Ruby motored to Midale, Canada last
Monday, to attend the Fair, and re-
new old acquaintance, Midale having
been their old home town.
The married and single men played
a fast game of ball on the local dia-
mond Tuesday evening, the married
men takeng them into camp to the
tune of Z to 2. The boys were dern
good ball players but you see they
didn't have chance.
Tuesday evening the members of
the A. o. U. w. lodge had the honor
to get acquainted with and hear two
officers OF the Grand Lodge of Fargo,
North Dakota Grand Master Work
man, w. c. Marks and Mr.. Walter
Fern, who is in charge of the disabil-
ity department. Both gentlemen
spoke on the business and fraternal
part of the lodge and greatly inn
pressed those present with facts con-
corning the lodge. Miss Irene Nestcn
rendered a few selections on the pr
ano, after which ice cream and cookies
were served.
Who said that Westby was dead
town? There was 1O4 cars parked on
our streets last Sunday evening.
Rev. Henry Hansen, of Miltown
Wis. arrived here Thursday. He is
here in the interest of the Luther
League Society.
About 10 auto loads of young
people motored out to Peter Nelson's
place and gave Mr.. and Mrs. Nelser
regular old time charivari. The
newlyweds treated the bunch to CT
gars, candy and very delightful
lunch.
Quite an interesting game of bass
ball was played here Sunday between
number of Canadian and local bal
players. The Westby players took tn
lead from the start and held
throughout the game, but were in
tight place a few times when the Ca
nadians filled the bases, but each tim
held them down, it ended with a scor
of to 9.
Last Saturday afternoon the stock
t holders of the Farmers Grain an
, Trading Co. held their annual meetin
, and elected the same board of direC
tors for another year. Mr.. Pete
Miller, who has efficiently manage
the store for many years, was rehire
2 to continue the management.
Miss Agnes Slayer returned HON
E Tuesday from a few days visit at An
l brose.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Slayer and son Ca
a left by car Tuesday for Duluth, MINI
and expect to be gone for sewers
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ditmanson left Satui
day by auto for Fargo, North Dakot
}. for a visit with relatives.
: Peter Miller accompanied the boar
e of directors of the Farmers Grain al
:, Trading company on a business tr
= to Plentywood Monday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Olesen and fan
IS lily left this morning for Sidney, Mo
IS tana where they will visit with rel
/ tives.
Is Albert Lillithun, who has been a
r tending a electrical school at Chicag
a arrived home today to spend his V
$ cation with his parents.
n, The Misses Mathea, Mae and /
y nora Olesen returned home Mondi
II from Kenmare where they have be
ID attending Luther League convention
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swartz return
IS home Tuesday from Kenmare whe
l9 they were visiting and attendi
Young Peoples Luther League &C
E. vention. John had six blow outs
ul the way home.
Victor Nielsen has returned hol
I'll from the army training camp
lie Utah. He says it is great stuff a
d. wants more of it. 1t would be diff
IA ent feeling Vic if you had four We;