The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-12

leaving for her home at townsville,
Wis. to spend her vacation.
last Sunday night this section was
visited bv a heavy rain which con-
timed practically all day Monday. I
With several showers since then. /
crops are looking like a million dol
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stageberg and
children. Mrs, Henry Reuter- and Ruby
and their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. |
q Stageberg left Monday afternoon
bv car en- route to MINNEAPOLIS to at
tend the Norse-Centennial and visit
With relatives at different points in
North Dakota and Minnesota.
PauI Anderson left here Monday in
his Ford for his home at Boyd, Mon
tana. Mrs. Margaret Berg accompa-
MED him as far as Plentywood, where
She met her husband, who had reach
ed that far by car from Seattle,
Wash. Mr.. Anderson and Mrs. Berg
are teachers in the Westby high
school,
Miss Irene Nesten is assisting at
the drug store during vacation.
John Rohweder went to Outlook on
business last Thursday.
Miss Jennie Lorimer is spending a
few davs with Guida Stageberg.
DR.. and Mrs. Laberge motored to
Plentywood Wednesday ON business.
Edwin Diseth and family have
moved into their new house northwest
of town.
Joe Husfoen who is visiting with
Rev. and Mrs. Bueide, left for Conner
town Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. johnson and children,
Mildred and Vincent, have moved
back to the farm fer the summer.
Miss Hazel Hultgren is assisting at
the Obert Stageberg home as Mrs.
Stageberg is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moe and children of
Tioga, N. D., arrived here last Sat
Crday and visited a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lillithun.
Henry Reuter- and Oscar Helseth
returned home Saturday from Devils
: Lake, N. D., where they attended the
: state meeting of the A. o. U. w
| Lodge.
Nels Nelson and daughter, Miss
r Myrtle motored to Plentywood Wed
! nesday where Myrtle is taking musi,
lessons.
Mrs. Morris Bergh and Leanor;
Olesen are assisting at the Nelson
Sannerud store during Mathia Ole
n sens vacation.
n Emmett Hawbaker has completes
his course at the Billings school O
t Polyteohnics and is expected to ar
:. rive home Saturday.
t Mrs. o. G. Thompson left for Min
e neapolis, Thursday, and will visi
o there with her daughter, Miss Namo
O The Misses Mae and Mathea Ole
:. sen left on the train Thursday to at
o tend the Norse-C Centennial at Mime
apolis and visit with relatives a
Hutchinson, Mimi, and Luck, Wis.
John Christofferson is building
cement basement cistern for Halbel
It Nereson, who is erecting a large an
modern residence on OIs farm north
It west of Westby.
Phil Vassand of Oomertown is sui
k shutting in the barber shop for Be-
Hoel while he and Mrs. Heel are 8,
l. journing and visiting with home foil
It in North Dakota.
Dana Allen, Mrs. Skeel's son, graz
t. uated at Mansfield State Colleg
W Penn, on Friday, May 10Th, the SAN
day his sister, Miss Marjorie, gradl
ID ated from Westby high school, al
or incidentally on their mothers brit
day.
" Geo. Miller motored to CulbertsC
J., Wednesday to meet his sister, Mi
Doris of Great Falls, who is emplO
DO ed at the DeacOness hospital at tn
r. place. Doris will spend her vacati'
a. with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Meyer al
o. children left in their new Maxw,
in sedan last Saturday for a trip ca
tn They will visit Charley's mother
Sheboygan, Wis, and his sister
il Fon du Lac, Wis.
lst Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Smith and
cir latter's sister, Miss Muriel King
lc- Medicine Lake, this state, attend
the Commencement exercises he
VS., last Friday and visited with Mr.. a
RS Mrs. Henry Skeels.
xa, A large delegation of people
ut Westby and vicinity will be in after
ance at the Morse Centennial in
ay, Twin Cities on June 1879. Amo
an those who have left here are: Err
IRE Egpen. Gunder JohnSboen, Ole Ho