Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-02-28
Westby News

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Westby-Mrs. George Miller was
n Of the passengers for Williston
via Plentywood on Saturday to visit
her husband, who is working there.
She returned home to Westby on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Miller is
II of u teachers in the Westby
school. She has taught here for the
past four years.
Mrs. Albert Lillithhun from Noel
roy, visited with her parents on Fri
day. She returned home on Satur-
day morning.
Archibald Anderson assistant
cashier at the local bank, has been
confined to his home the past week.
He has had the humps.
Paul Hultgren shipped a carload
of fine draft horses last Friday. His
destination was Omaha, Nebr. We
hape that he found Omaha a good
place at which to dispose Of his
horses.
The Maude Henderson Theatrical
Co, from Detroit, Mich, were in
town on Wednesday and Thursday Of
last week. They presented theatrical
performances both evenings at the
local Orpheum. We understand that
the plays were clean and educational
entertainments and that the people
received something for their money.
Mrs. H. B. Laugan returned home
from Fargo, N. Oak, on Saturday
morning. She accompanied Mrs. A.
M. Ditmorson to the St. Luke's Hos
pital at Fargo. She reports that
Mrs. Dittmorson is doing as well as
can be expected and that she has
half a chance of recovery. If she
had remained here much longer, she
would not have lived now. Let US
pray and hope that she may recover.
Rev. John Hodson was one of the
passengers on Tuesday afternoon OF
last week. He went to Ambrose to
consult DR.. Budd in regard to one OF
his wrists that had given him consid-
cradle pain. He returned home the
next day and reported that the doc
tor told him that he had overstrain-
ed his hand and that it needed a per-
feet rest.
Among the other passengers we al
so noticed George White, Mike Nor
tenson and Walter Erickson, who
went to Crosby to attend to business
matters there.
Alma Stubbe died at the Trinity
Hospital at Minot early Monday
morning. She had been suffering
from mastoid infection. A week OF
so ago she was operated on twice but
to no avail.
Miss Stubbe was the only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhardt Stubbe Of
this city.
A year ago last spring she gradu.
ated from the Westby High school
Last year she attended a Norma
school at Dillon. Before Christmas
she taught a rural school near Dag.
MAJ and after New Year she went t.
Minot and pursued a course Of study
at the North Dakota Normal at Min.
OF. AS stated, she died after mid
night on Monday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Stubbe arrived al
Westby with the body on Thursday
morning. She will be buried il
Westby this week, probably Friday
We all sympathize with the Stub
bes in their bereavement.
On Tuesday afternoon of hast
week, there was a bad fire at Alkabo
Three buildings were totally de,
stroyed. Among these was the bill.
lard hall and an old store. A family
lived upstairs above the pool hall and
they lost all of their household goods
and clothing. They had lots of nice
furniture, among other things a new
piano and a new Maytag washing
machine which were destroyed. The
following day we saw the man al
Westby at the Farmers Grain ant
Trading Co., htore buying kitchen
utensils, etc.
Some of the relatives and friends
were invited to the home of Truman