Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-11-08
lOmitted last week

The FIRST Lutheran Lanes Hlu Oh
Westby had a very successful sale
and supper on Saturday afternoon.
The willing workers Of the church
are well pleased with the result, as
they took in the nice sun Of S94.l5
for the sale and $4,000 for the sup
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester, west of town,
while out driving in their auto had q
misfortune on Wednesday of last
week. Turning the corner north Of
McElroy, they struck a post, with the
result that Mrs. Lester fell out of
the car. She was badly shaken up,
improving very nicely. Mr.. Lester
escaped without a scratch.
Birdie and Guida Stageberg left
for Oakland, Calf, on Sunday. The
former has been visiting her rela-
tives here for the past month and
the latter has served the people of
Westby and vicinity in the capacity
of postmistress, assisting her brother
Roy at the postoffice. We will miss
Guida at the office here, but hope
that she will enjoy her stay in the
sunny California. Roy Stageberg es-
corted them to Culbertson, where they
boarded the afternoon train for the
west
Mrs. Peter Miller received a tele-
gram from her folks at Britt, Iowa,
On Saturday, that her father was SER
iously i'll. She left the same after
noon to be present at her fathers
bedside.
Anton Othenius and family and
John Borge and family from Crosby
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Nelson, Sunday.
Olaf Gjesdal and A. 0. Stageberg
went to Plentywood ON Saturday ev-
sning to watch the outcome of the
Plentywood Herald contest that came
to a close at the Riba Bank that ev-
ening. They were loyal supporters
of their pastor in the contest. Rev.
Dordal won the 3rd prize in the con-
test-the $4,000 diamond ring.
Miss Bell and Mr.. and Mrs. H. O..
Hanson were Sunday dinner guests at
the homo of A. T. Olson and family.
Jacob Freund returned from Minot
on Saturday, where he had been un-
der medical care. He has improved
considerably.
Elsie Larson from Daneville is do
ing the household work at the Peter
Miller residence during the absence
of Mrs. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Johnson, to-
gether with Amos Freund, left for
Conrad Mont. Wednesday, where they
will spend tho winter months. The
ducks 60 south in the winter, but the
human tendency is to move westward
when winter sets in.
Esther Broderson from Grenora is
engaged as the housemaid at the
home of Roy Stageberg, while Mrs
Stagebsrg is assisting at the post Of
fce.
Ole Grytness and family from For
tuna spent Sunday with their Westby
relatives and friends.
Roy ~Stageberg and family, together
with his sisters, Birdie and Guida
spent Friday evening in Daneville al
the home of Nh. and Mrs. Elmer
Freund.
Truman Stageberg brought his sis
ter Florence to Grenora On Monday
where she had her tonsils removed
by DE-. Wright, at the hospital.
In the Westby news for last weel
it was mentioned that Mrs. johnson
from Hawley, Mimi, was visiting hel
brothers, the Clemetsens, near Com
ertown. May we inform the readers
that we were mistaken in regard t.
the name. 1t should have been Mrs
Brandt and her son Clarence from
Hawley, Mimi. in company with an
other sister, Mrs. Olaf Meland and hel
son Alvin from Lake Park, Mimi, al
so. They returned home on Thurs
day morning of last week, after
very pleasant visit at the homes o.
their brothers Oscar, Alfred ant
Richard Clemetson and families.