Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-10-25
Westby News

Martin Neresen has been busy
hauling wheat for Albert Juve the
past week. He is always on hand
where he can be of some service to
his neighbors.
Niels Kronen, northwest of Westby,
is remodeling his home this fall. Mr..
l.. Gade is doing the carpenter work
for him.
Jacob Freund has been in Minot for
some weeks, where he is taking treat
ment from n of the specialists
there.
The members of the First Lutheran
Ladies Aid of Westby gave their pas
tor and his family a harvest shower
on Monday afternoon of this week. 1t
was the pastors birthday and they
came also to celebrate the day with
him, and to wish him many happy re-
turns of the day. And they did not
come empty handed, as they had with
them groceries and drygoods, as we'll
as some cash.
The pastor wishes to express his
hearty appreciation for the kind spirit
manifested.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ball from Over
land, Canada were Westby shoppers
on Wednesday of last week. While
here they also had their infant child,
Harold Defeen, christened in holy
baptism at the First Lutheran Par
sonage.
A. 0. Stageberg and families au-
toed to Fortuna last Sunday. They
were the guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Grytness of that place.
They also attended the services con-
Quoted there by the Rev. Christian
Hoverstein of Ambrose.
Curtis Laugen and family from
Crosby, N. D., Dan Nelson and family
from Noonan, N. OAK, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Laugan Of
this city last Sunday. Curtis Laugan
is one of the merchants at Crosby,
and Mr.. Nelson is the druggist at
Noonan.
O. S. and Mrs. Berke from Minot
visited with A o. Stageberg and 9th
err relatives here recently. Mr.. Berke
is a brother to Mrs. A. 0. Stageberg
Mrs. Henry Reuter- left for her
home at Havre, Mont, after having
spent a month with relatives in this
vicinity.
Please remember the ladies aid
supper and sale on Saturday after
noon at the church parlors Of the
First Lutheran Church at Westby.
Bring your friends with you. The
good ladies will give you q feast.
They are real experts at their trade.
We have been informed that Mr.,
and Mrs. Emil Anhalt are contem-
plating a trip to the west coast this
fall. They plan to spend the winter
at Seattle, Wash, where n OF
their sons is located. W. hope it will
do these friends of ours a great deal
of good to have q real vacation and es-
cape the severe winters of eastern
Montana.
Rowland Angelo Dordal was Chris
tened at the church Sunday. His spon-
O were C. N. and Mrs. Rostad.
Missionary Jens Dixen from Den.
mark is here visiting his brothers
and other relatives in this community
Last Sunday he conducted services at
the Daneville church, to a large anc
~appreciative audience, who heard the
reverent gentleman expound the
Word of God, and relate Of his person
al experiences in the heather world.
Mr.. Peter P. Bruvold lost his Large
buckwheat crop from frost this fall
1t was seeded boo late in the spring
to get time to mature, when the frost
took it. That means a loss of at least
$1,000. 90 for Mr.. Bruvold.
Mrs. O. johnson from Hawley
Mimi, and one of her sons, are here
visiting her brothers Oscar, Alfred
and Richard Clementsor of near
Comertown.
Several gentlemen from Westby
community attended the Knights OF
Columbus initiation at Plentywood
last Sunday, whehn a class of about
80 were taken into the order. Among
those who attended the banquet in
the evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Welsh of McElroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wirtzberger and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Meyer.