Plentywood herald., 1928-10-04
Westby News


The local school faculty attended
the Sheridan County Teachers Insti-
tute held at Plentywood on Saturday.
M. l.. Rostad of Comertown went to
Wolf Point last week, where he met
with the finance committee of the
Northeast Montana circuit of the
Norwegian Lutheran Church of
Anerica to make preliminary ar
rangements for the budget for 1929.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hansen have
returned from their trip to the Twin
Cites. They had very pleasant trip,
and report that the roads were in ex-
celent shape.
Jerome and Alvin Dordal assist
Cd Erik Eggen with potato digging
on Saturday of last week.
Berger Larsen is making prepara-
sa.e Here you can buy your necessi-
ties at bargain. The sale starts on
Thursday of this week. See the circu-
lars and advertising matter on dis
play at the store and elsewhere.
Bride Stageberg, fom San Fancisco
Calf, and her sister, Mrs. H. G. keu-
ter from Havre, Mont, arrived here
Sunday afternoon to visit home folks.
TOY and Guida Stageberg met them
at Culbertson, Mont, Sunday.
DR.. Wright OF Grenora was here on
a professional call Saturday.
{. N. kostad attended to business
at the county seat Saturday.
Gladys Legelin, who was formerly
serving as waitress at the Home
CaIe, mas been cooking In the car fo1
The thresh craw OF Gust Ehrke. AL
present she is assisting Mrs. John
ienelan with housework, and later In
the fall she will leave tor Noonan, N.
OAK, where she will visit her uncle
lick Legelln, who resides there.
me pralre fire west of here de-
.stroyed the buildings on the AstrIo
Jensen homestead on Friday of last
week.
Inc young ladies are planning 9
shower on Charlotte Morrison OF
thursday evening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester went to Plen
tywood on Saturday, where Mr. Lester
consulted Dr. Roy, the dentist.
Ihe contractor and his men arr
now BUSY erecting the foundation fol
the new garage on main street. 1T VII
b. some garage when completed, ant
we congratulate Mr.. Waiter Olsel
OH the splenuid location he has choseI
Tor this up-to-date garage.
Inreshlng is almost completed IL
thls vlclmly. The harvest was yer.
good. All tnat is left to hope for i
LaJter prices tor the products tina
lne farmer has TO sell.
Uiu you know that Herbert Hoove
is a Norwegian We hope tnat NJ
Will again prove that he has the Vlk
ing blood III him. Henry rord says NJ
VIII become very efficient presiden
ana Henry is quite sane in nus Judg
ments. We know that he is 100 per
cent American. He is coming out mn
III the straw votes throughout tn
country. success to Hoover.
marry transen, OF Comertown, los
his blacksmith shop by fire ON Fri
day OF last week. tie mad just gon
home to eat dinner when the con1la
eraaon started, and 1t did not tax
long before everything was totally de
stroyed. While the origin of the fir
is not certain, 1t is believed tina
sparks from the fire place may hav
come in contact with some paper 0
other rubbish on the floor, and In tina
way caught fire. Some insurance VII
partly cover the loss.
John Juve was very unfortunat
when out driving his car Iuesda
morning. He had been over towar
Comertown, ana approaching McEl
roy MS car caught tlre. 1t was on
hugh grade ana The car went owe
the grade, but did not tip over. Their
were Iour men in the car and all es
capped injury, but the car was wreci
Inc loss was partly covered by msui
;lnce.
Nels Rasmussen and Engrid Tango
dial, both Of Overland, Sask., wer
united IN marriage at The First Lutf
eran parsonage on Tuesday. After tn
ceremony the newlyweds went on
tllp to kenmare, N. d., where the
wlil visit relatives. They will soon 6
TO housekeeping ON the groom's fari
in Canada, about l miles from her
Congratulations
A large baby boy was born to Re-
and Mrs. Dordal on Wednesday morI
ing at the Memorial Hospital of Pier
tywood. Both mother and baby al
getting along fine.