The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18
AROUND THE COUNTY
WESLEY
Taken From Our Exchanges.

Sunday, January 10th, there will be
services in Scandal church at 100
o'clock.
The Birthday Circle met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Hall.
Mildred and Gertrude Lien return
ed home Tuesday from Kenmare,
where they had gone to consult doc
tors.
Miss Esther Stencil, who spent the
holiday vacation with her sister at
Poplar, Montana, returned to West
by last Saturday.
Morris Johanson left Monday for
Lunds Valley, North Dakota, where he
is attending high school this winter
Nellie, Bernice and Earl Wesseling
returned Saturday from their hoi-
day trip to Minnesota.
Jens E. Jensen went to Raymond
on business Thursday.
4 P. G. Anderson made trips by car
to Plentywood and Ambrose this
week on business.
Geo Miller and Soren Simonsen
have been assisting in taking an in
voice OF the stock at the Farmers
Grain and Trading Co. store.
Mrs. Peter Miller returned home
, Monday from Kenmare, N. D., with
. Robert, who had been operated on for
appendicitis at that place. Robert is
convalescing nicely and will soon be
back to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Torgeson
moved back to their farm near Col
gan last Friday. Mr.. TorgesOn has
been fer the past year, employed by
, the Farmers Grain and Trading COM
5 pany. During their stay in Westby,
Mr.. and Mrs. TorgesOn made a
large number of friends who regret to
see them leave.
Prof. Freisleben returned to West
by Saturday from his vacation trip
! and visit with his mother at st. Clair,
MINI. Mrs. Freisleben went to Men
:, ominee, Wis, to spend several weeks
with her mother
Miss Margaret Mott, who has been
working at the Mayhem ranch, was
suddenly taken sick last Sunday with
= appendicitis and was taken to Ken.
mare Monday by Mr.. Mayhem. She
was operated on Tuesday morning
4 and at this time is getting along nice
ly.
Miss Elsie Jensen returned to West
by Monday from Menominee, Wiscon
sin, where she spent the holiday
with her parents.
III Miss Esther Christensen left Thurs
day for Sioux City, Iowa, after spend
ing a months vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Christen
sen.
Oscar Offet who has been quit
sick with pneumonia is report to hav
- passed the danger point and is on tn
road to recovery.
: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schloesser re
< turned home from a trip to the Iwi
Z Cities Monday. They report every
+ thing as seemingly normal there.
( A letter was received at Westb
{ this week from Dad Morrison, VIII
+ states that he is feeling better tina
+ ever and that it seems fine to be bac
( in the old home cnce more.
+ DR.. Laberge returned this wee
+ from Lewistown, Montana, where
( spent the holidays with Mrs. Laberg
{ and daughter. Mrs. Berry and last bl
+ not the least, his little grand-daugl
: ter.
= The dance and basket social put {
by the American Legion and Auxil
airy last Saturday evening was fair
well attended, everyone having an e.
joyable evening. The music was fu
nished by Kellogg and Nelson of A
kabo and Louis Scchloesser and Ca
per Diseth of this place.
Last Tuesday evening the A. o.
4 w. 1OQS6 uelu CIIClA 4OSuIoAA AlCOCAl
y and the new officers are as follow
Master Workman, Prof. Frieslebe
Past Master Workman, Nels NelsO
Foreman, A. M. Ditmarson; Owe
seer, Hans Larsen; Recorder, Erha
Petersen; Treasurer, Emit Hawba
"a er; Representative, Henry Reuter-; 4
ternate, H. R. Hawbaker. One ne
member was also initiated.
The week before New Year t
Getty dads" held a meeting to consi
er and accepted the resignation
Henry Reuter- as mayor of Westl
and appointed c. n Rostad to ia
his place. Another meeting has be
held since, when preparations we
made to hold an election some til
in May to vote on whether or not
CITY of Westby should be bonded