The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-06-07
NORTH WESLEY
Nav 81. 1884

Nay 81, 1884
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinert Stubbe of
Westby were Crosby shoppers on
Saturday.
Emil Bundt Is working a few
Gays his week al the Ambrose
Meat Market.
Mrs. Johnny Sather and Dolores
OF Elkhorn spent Saturday at the
Earl Chaffee home. Gacl 5 re-
lief foreman for the 500 Line at
Ambrose this week.
Oscar Helseth has trimmed he
hedge around his yard and it has
improved the appearance to quite
an extent.
Joe Noonan of McElroy and
Rueben Hultgren of Westby re.
ceived their citizenship papers this
week.
Sig Nelson of the Blue Trail
country was a Westby bushes;
caller Friday. He was accom-
panied by his son, a high schoo
student, on the return.
Mrs. John Rohweder, Mrs. Chas
Meyers served at the Auxiliar.
meeting at the latter's home Oh
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stageberj
are now nicely settled in their new
home which was recently vacate'
by Bill Stageberg.
Commencement exercises will b
given at the Orpheum theatre Of
Friday, June 1, at 8 p. m.
Anton Ditmarson attended I
business affairs at the county sea
Thursday.
Mrs. R. Stubbe went out to tn
farm Friday and returned Satul
day. She will be the supervise
: next month for the sewing relic
project in Westby.
; The WDHC meets with hostesst
9 Mrs. E. E. Morrison, Mrs. PETE
Breduiene, Mrs. Oscar Helseth {
Tuesday afternoon May 20 at Il
latter's home. Let all member
try to be present at this meetin
Mr.. and Mrs. Timbrell, Bett
and Victor Yaroslaski mOtored
Crosby Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Skeels writes h
&c Wesley friends that she is Wis
ing relatives in Los Angeles. S
T. states that there is plenty of "a
= there and that everything is d
ingly nicely.
ID Mr.. VandeTmark will hold
Oe auction sale at his home May
The Vandermarks are leaving
s. Glasgow where he will have e
le ployment as a carpenter. In t
d fall they intend to go farther W.
y to look for location.
as Hub. Witzberger and family
ioyed a visit from Kenmare frier
> this week.
Il Mrs. Earl Chaffee enjoyed vi
from Outlook relatives this we
az Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Leninger
Il Fortuna called on Ralph Leninl
Friday. Ralph is still confined
~ his bed with rheumatism.
nc Mrs. Nellie Leninger return
Thursday from the Noonan M
10 pital where she was a patient
ne past week. We hope she will C
at tinue to gain in health.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller
the formers mother arrived nc
Oh the first of the week from Oak
'cA and Minnesota points.
The dance given by the To-
IRE was well attended Friday mis-
and a good time was reported
q all attending.
Mrs. Lewis Finn and son
'eN rived from Minneapolis Thurs
re- night to visit relatives and friel
Mrs. Finn has many friends
nc welcome her home.
W Mrs. Curtis Ness enjoyed a '
this week from her parents,
and Mrs. Tuytten of Reynolds,
OAK, also her sister and brotl
in-law of Detroit, Mich.
!. Miss Eleanor Spoklie, for
Westby graduate who is now
teacher at CuIbertson spent
n week end with her parents and
N called on former classmates
l. friends last week.
E The Junion-Senior banquet
Ell be held at the Lutheran chu
OF parlors Friday afternoon at
r m. In the evening they will
tend the show.
Iii George Friesleben purchaser
of new Ford VS. last week.
n Henry Lougen spent few
to last week with his wife who
be convalescing from an operation
of the Trinity hospital at Minot.
of reports that she is feeling as
al as can be expected.
on Mrs. Rukke of AIkabo had as