The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-05
WESTBY

Luther Hultgren has purchased
new Ford coupe.
Work has been started on Walter
Olson's electric light plant. It will /
be located just west of the garage.
Mrs. B. Schultz and son Lloyd left |
on the train Friday for Tolley, No. /
Oak, to spend Decoration Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Magnuson of
Comertown were Westby shoppers
this week.
Mrs. M. McAllister and family of
Columbus, N. D., are visiting at
the Weller home this week.
Mass was held at the Catholic
church last Sunday after which
hot dinner was served in the base
ment.
Sivet Eckness has purchased a
Maxwell sedan.
Henry Reuter- and Oscar Helseth
went the first Of the week to Devils
Lake, North Dakota, where they are
attending state convention of the A.
0. U. w. Lodge.
Truman Stageberg is assisting in
the postofice and will have charge
Of same during the month Of June.
when Roy Stageberg leaves for the
/ east for a months vacation.
Truman Stageberg returned to
Westby last Saturday from Helena.
Montana, where he had undergone an
| operation. Truman has been gone
for about two months, but is looking
good for all of that.
Alfred Brumberg left Monday for
his home at Hutchinson, MINI. He
taught the school near Matt Madsen's
the past term.
Morris Johanson arrived in Westby
from Scobey last Saturday afternoon
where he has been working this
spring. He expects to return there
to take in the harvest If there is
any. Tie states that there has been
no rain there this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Paulson, accom-
panied by Roy Stageberg, motored to
/ PlentyWoOd Wednesday afternoon to
take III the ball game between Scobev
and Plentywood and see Scobey's
$1,000 pitcher perform.
Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher of Dooley
came down to take in the high school
play last week.
Charlie Meyer and Stewart took in
the straightforward ball game
last Wednesday afternoon.
/ Mrs. Marion Ness and children OF
/ DodsOn, Montana, arrived Monday
and are visiting at the home of he1
, brother, Peter Miller.
:. Mr.. and Mrs Tom Granrud anC
t children left Thursday morning il
their new Dodge sedan for a trip tt
4 points in Iowa.
:, A large number of Alkabo people
). attended the high school play at tht
u Orpheum theatre last Friday eveninb
The Misses Helen Larsen and Cath
+ crime Morgan sold 'Poppies" for thu
c, American Legion and Auxiliary OF
Thursday, the peoples bringing ;
g considerable sum.
: Rev. S. S. Westby received word OF
/ Tuesday that a barn and a couple O
4, granaries had been destroyed by fir
on his farm near Renoun, Sask., Can
Il He left on that day for his farm, re
turning home Friday.
Married at PlentywoOd last Tues
4, day, Miss Josephine Miller, of Coal
/ ridge, to Mr.. Leon Bettey, of Sid
If ney, Mont, by Rev. Father o.
Rourke OF Plentywood.
!, The seventh and eighth grade pU
,e pills with their teacher, Miss Stenze
held their school picnic Thursday &
Y. Bjorgen's Lakes. While the lowe
If grades under Mrs. Marie Thompso
and Miss Elsie Jensen held their pie
lie mic same day at Stuart's Hill.
" The high school picnic was held {
Brush Lake, May 25th. The student
v met at the school house and went t
r the lake in cars. The day was pas:
IN ed in playing games, swimming, IA,
at ing, etc. But most of the day WE
taken up in preparing and eating tE
We elaborate lunch.