The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-02-10
FROM AROUND The COUNTY
WESLEY

Henry Skeels went to Minot, N. D.,
Monday.
P. G. Anderson and Alfred HELM
were Plentywood business visitors
Monday and Tuesday.
Walter Olson and Anton Nelson
left last Thursday for Minneapolis to
attend the automobile show.
The Birthday Circle met at the
home of Mrs. B. Larsen Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Roy
Stageberg and Mrs. Rohweder served
A pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. B. Larsen went to Crosby Sat-
urday afternoon to visit friends. She
returned Monday morning.
Last Friday afternoon a quiet we'd
ding took place here in town, when
Elnar Nelson and a young lady of
columbus, N. d., whose name we have
not learned, were united in marriage.
Rev. A. .. Ness performed the cere-
mOny. The bride and groom are re-
siding at the home of the groom, Olof
Nelson's, at the present time.
Henry Jensen went to Culbertson
Tuesday.
The representative of the Luthern
Brotherhood, Mr.. Nelson, of PLENTY
day.
Jake Seager returned Monday from
the east, where he has been spending
the winter. Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Kittelsen NOV
ed their household furniture into the
new telephone office on Tuesday af-
ternoOn. Mrs. Kittlesen will soon
take charge Of the office.
Harold and Albert Jepsen spent the
week end at the home of their broth
er in Daneville.
Mrs. Anton Ditmarson entertained
the Auxiliary last Wednesday even.
ng.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Allen of Col
umbus, N. D., are the proud parents
OF son born about two weeks ago.
The High" School boys returned
from BOzeman, Saturday. They at
tended the Conference held there
The delegates from Westbv wer,
Lawrence Rohweder, Walter Rohwed
er and Harold Jepsen. Mr.. Jobnson
. them. ''i-i0'
Rev. Dordall left Thursday TO
Great Falls to attend the Distric
meeting of the Lutheran church.
The Sunday school teachers meet
ing met on Wednesday evening at tn
} nome OF Mrs. Walter Olson.
A good program is promised bv tb
members of the Luther League fo
: sunday evneing. Everyone is wei
MONDAY afternoon about five o'clocI
; The town was startled to hear the ca,
news OF the death of Mrs. M n
} bergh. Mrs. Bergh, though not in III
UeII OF neaIth, had been feeling quit
wen wei ILately and had been doing he
own housework. At the time Of he
death she was alone in her home an,
! was the victim of a stroke. which
IS peheyed, she died from very sud
Gehly' Mrs. Bergh leaves to nonr
ner loss, husband, three childrer
namely Mrs. G. N. Rostad. Artbu
5 and Morris Bergh, and other relative
besides the friends of the whole con,
;. munlty. The funeral will he Tburs
: day or Friday. - l hurS
f Friends of Mrs. Laberge are sorr
e TO near that she fell and hroLa H.
!. mp some time ago. She is stav;n
/ with her daughter at BILLINGS Nj,
~ Mrs H. B, Haugen went to BuTt td
\. D., last Thursday to visit at at tn tn
nome OF her parents. VI
Marvel Morgan and Frederick Zinc
spent the week end at the home y
their parents at Alkabo. N D
Nelson Sannerud Co. are HAVING
: r,i1lJ ceht sale for few DAYS thi
The ladies and maidens of the tow,
surprised the vicinity bv anno non S c;m,
TINS week of their plans for q Lea
year dance. Don't say, the won e
, 1oi TX can't think of things.
The nice weather the mast 70,
weeks has enabled many farmers +
6rlve to town with their cars Vor
lew slelghs were seen the last weol
Inc members of tn A. o. U "
lodge spent very ENJOYABLE eve W
; ing last Tuesday. A number Of er maI
members were initiated and the g nr'
was was doing lots Of travelling. After IH Eta f5
dGh a delicious lunch awaited thor
all at the Home Cafe.
Bill Stageberg is ASSISTING Of A.
Henry Skeel's pool hall. " III