The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-05-06
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er, Marjorie Enger and Mr.. and
MRS. Christ Nelson motored to
crosby Tuesday.
Mrs. Bob Juve of Pleasant Val
ley visited with Mrs. Martin Mere
son Monday afternoon.
Mrs Oscar Helseth, Mrs. Henry
Jensen, Mrs. Lloyd KittIeson and
MRS. Ralph Lenniger attended the
A: b. c. Club at Mrs. Lydia Blairs
or Alkabo Wednesday.
Harold Johanson of Daneville was
Westby. caller Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Berg and
Lawrence Rohweder were Crosby
shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Jensen visited at her
parents home in Daneville Tuesday
afternoon.
Rev. Fred Gottwald of Crosby is
TO hold meetings in the Pentecostal
mission every Wednesday.
The Westby High School boys and
Mr.. Klies motored to Crosby for
the track meet Wednesday. Harvey
Larson and Lloyd Schultz were the
high pointers for Westby.
| Mrs. William Anhalt of Elkhorn
visited with Mrs. A. T. Olesen We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs Rice and daughter Alice of
McElroy were Westby shoppers on
| Wednesday.
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of Rev. Annie Monday evening.
Victor Nelson OF Daneville shop
ped in our city Wednesday.
Many of the farmers came to
town Tuesday to get the feed that
the Red Cross sent.
Rev. Lowdal of Noonan held meet
ings in the Mission Thursday even
ing.
Many people from Westby attend
ed the PLAY Day" exercises given
at Fortuna Thursday.
The Seniors are busy practicing
their play Here Comes Patricia.
which will be given soon.
Rev. Almlie is taking charge of
the Boy Scout meetings during the
absence of Mr.. Fred Campbell.
Mrs. NelS Erness and children
visited with friends in Westby sun
day afternoon.
A group of Eta olsons friends
helped her celebrate her birthday on
Sunday afternoon. She received
many beautiful gifts in remem-
brance of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peele and
daughter, Mrs. Tony Weller were
MeStoy shoppers and visitors on
Walter Rohweder is assisting o.
car Christianson with the spring
work this week.
Sig Nelson from south OF Westby
shopped in our city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohweder and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Morrison visited
night.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tonnesson and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Hanson
and Hilmer Hanson of Alkabo were
, WeStby shoppers Saturday
Mrs. Bob Juve and Mrs Martin
Nereson called on Mrs. Oscar Hell.
seth Friday afternoon.
Miss Mary Hudson and Miss Olga
Huss were Crosby callers Saturday
Chester Onstad of PIentvwoo6
visited Miss Myrtle Nelson SUNDAY
afternoon.
Mrs. Elmer Hultgren visited al
the Chas. Johnson home Friday
Miss Mildred Lein was a gIIest a
the Alvin Stageberg home Thursda,
Mrs. Gust stubbe and Mrs. cbas
: Friday
! Johnnie Stromstad, Barrett Roaum
ESTHER Nelson and Florence johnson
urday. Se''
Harold and Minnie simenson. Har
OLD. Ruth and Elizabeth Johanso,
OF Daneville called in our city sat
: uiddy evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred HELM ant
FANNY were guests at the Ed Leir
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. FriesIeben. Mr.
ana Mrs. Louis Finn, Mr. and Mrs
; aans Hanson and children. Gract
, Olesen, Alice Helseth were Sunday
dinner guests at the Art HetIanS
Mrs, MRS. 5Henery Jensen had as hel
guests Saturday night the following
ana MRS. Oscar Helseth, Mr.
MI MI MIS-. Lloyd Kittleson, Mr.. anS
MIS-. Gunder Rust of Alkabo am
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Lenniger.
J MISS Hudson is sick with the fl,
TINS week. Mrs G. f. Friesleben Is
} seachIng the primary grades durine
her absence. -ile
A Luther League program was
} neId at the Lutheran church SIM.
uoy hignt' A large crowd attended
| Mr. Bunte of Crosby is assistin
Luther Hultgren at the store thi=
week. SnlS
Gunder Rust of Alkabo was 3
Westby caller Monday.
MT ana Mrs. Oscar Helseth and
eanlly were visitors at the RiIi
I Stordal home Sunday.
! Messrs Elmer Espen, Lawrence
a 1uul OF Comertown were Westby
) stephen Niblack and Miss Masor
lnotored to Crosby Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Hanson and
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. OIesen an an
Sunday. FisieorS
Mesdames Walter Olson. Pete,
Neison, A. T. Olesen, C.. N. RostaG
Saned on Mrs. Christ Nelson Mon.
Jay afternoon
lawrence Rohweder is ASSISTING
august Hultgren with the springs
work this week - 8