The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-02-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Espe Of
Comertown were Westby visitors
Saturday.
Sunday afternoon fire broke out
in Charlie Myers pool hall, Otto
Enger's shoe store and Ted Nord-
hagen's meat market. Ted Nord-
hagen and Otto Enger got all
their things out. Chas. Myers got
most of his out before the build
ings burned to the ground.
Miss Marjorie Enger who had
planned on going to Havre last
week by going to Williston first,
was unable to go on account of
the weather.
Friends are glad to hear that
Mrs. Maurice Johnson who SUBJ
mltted to an operation last Friday
at the Good Samaritan hospital at
Williston, is getting along as well
as can be expected.
Westby school was closed Mon.
day on account of the blizzard as
it is hard to keep the building
warm.
Ted Nordhagen served free
coffee and lunch to the ones that
assisted with the fire Sunday and
it was more than appreciated by
those out in the cold.
Since the fire DESTROYED the
Crystal Meat & Grocery store
building, Ted Nordhagen is put
ting in full line of groceries and
meats in the Crystal Cafe. He has
a full crew working day and night
and will be ready for customers
Saturday.
Mrs. Melvin entertained a num-
Der of her friends at party at
her home Thursday night.
Westby was without trains mail
Monday and Tuesday of this week. |
The work project started again
Thursday, being laid up during the
cold weather.
Martin Paulson, Cecil Wigness
and Pete Grytness of Fortuna cal
led on Westby friends Thursday.
A group of ladies were luncheon
guests Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ericka Helm.
Alta Helm is spending the week
at Plentywood.
A few friends and relatives
gathered at the home of Mrs. B.
Schultz Friday afternoon, the oc-
'asion being her birthday ami
7ersary.
Mrs. Fhren will entertain the
Nonpartisan club at her home
afternoon. March 5.
Mrs. Olaf Gronvold of McElroy
the hospital at brentwood
rs a medical patient.
Mrs. Rohweder of McElrov cal
ed on Mrs. Edwin Iverson Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Stageberg
lave moved into the Anholt house.
Charlie Myers has opened up his
'eer parlor in the rooms vacated
" Stagebergs.
A group of ladies were luncheon
Suests Sunday afternoon at the
Tome of Mrs. Chas. Johnson.
Mr.. Enger will hold a fire sale
n his shoe stock at the Sannrud
tore.
Ted Nordhagen, Emelia Durvark
nd Vincent Johnson were motor
SITS to Williston Friday.
Grandpa" Peterson is serious
Y i'll at his home.
Gust Stubbe, Richard Iverson
nd Glenn Gunderson were Pleas
mt Valley callers Saturday.
Elmer Gabrielson arrived Sat-
rday night from st. Paul and is
listing relatives.
DR.. Weeks of Ambrose was cal
I'd to see "Grandpa" Peterson who {
quite i'll. !
Westby basketball team left !
Ionday for Plentywood to play :
the tournament. =
Marie Hoist was hostess at a !
irthday party at her home Sun
ay afternoon to a few. Of her '
riends.
Clifton FhOen, deputy clerk &
ecorder, of Crosby, was a Westbv
Isitor Sunday. te
Vincent Johnson returned home
'om Williston Saturday, where
E had dental work done.
There will be Lenten services at
lie Westby Lutheran church
arting Wednesday, March 4th.
astors from Lake Alma, Grenora.
aneville and Rev. Melby of West
2 assist with the sevices We'd
asdav at g o'clocIr