Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-06-06

AatN4AiL4 ANiisIAlie "a ANiNN"f
has sent literature and posters to
our local correspondent, Mr.. Roy
Stageberg announcing that the Chau-
tauqua entertainers will begin here
on the 18th day OF June. From all
appearances of the program we may
look forward to a real treat also
this year. In fact it will be the best
program ever presented by the COM
pany. SO be sure to plan to attend
this community affaid. 1t will be a
vacation to the busy farmer and
housewife. And We al need to take a
vacation once in awhile. Secure your
tickets at the local drug store,
Westby Meat Market or from n of
the ticket distributors.
c. y. Rostad, our local druggist,
has attended a pharmacy convention
1t Great Falls, Mont. the past week.
He left here the 9th and returned
home on Thursday afternoon the 30th.
He drove his car to Wolf Point, and
from there he made use of the train
service. This was in the rainy season.
Therefore made it so much more
pleasant 10 travel by train. He re-
ports a very large convention and a
pleasant trip.
Mrs. Albert Lillethun from McEl-
roy has been assisting at the local
drug store during the absence of Mr..
Rostad. She has had considerable
experience behind the counter at the
drug store. as she served there con-
siderable time before she was mar
lied. Il serve a good purpose too
that our business men have some one
that they can call on for assistance
in case Of an emergency. Training
and experience is always easy to
carry.
The day that was set aside by the
local school instructors for outdoor
sports and camping "wednesday the
29th) did not prove TO be a very
good day for that purpose. The many
live wires had to console themselves
with eating their lunch and playing
in their respective class rooms. But
in spite of the handicap of the
weather the youngest reported a
very good tine. And to have good
things to eat goes a long ways with
healthy and active acrobats.
Our newly appointed post-mistress,
Mrs. Christ Hoist has been at the
post office the past week. acquainting
herself with her new duties here. We
understand that she took charge
June list. Mrs. Roy St~ageberg will
continue as her assistant. We bid
Mrs. Hoist and family a hearty well
come into Il midst, and hope that
she viii learn to enjoy her business
and new associations here. She comes
here highly recommended and will
give efficient service to the many
patrons Of this city and vicinity.
Success to her.
And may we also again express
our hearty appreciation to the former
post master and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Stageberg, who 50 faith
fully have served our people here
the past year. Roy has always been
a pleasant and congenial good
fellow. We will miss him at the post
office; but his many friends can meet
him at the Farmers Grain and Trad
ing Company Store where he is en-
gagged as one Of its clerks.
Henry Christianson is painting the
Roy %Stageberg residence. Westby
Will soon be On record for its many
beautifully decorated lawns and well
painted residences. That is an ex-
preston too. Of the progressive
spirit Of the inhabitants of the city
of Westby.
Rev. A. 0. Ness and family left
Westby on Saturday of last week for
their future home at Palisade, MINI.
The friends they left here hope that
they had q pleasant and safe jour
ney, and that they will enjoy them
selves in their new home and
surroundings.
Tbs Pleasant Valley congregation
met at the church on Memorial Day
tMay 30th) to transact some verv
important business. 1t was decided to
instruct its secretary, Mr.. Ole Met
vedt, to get in touch with some men
that could be engaged to rebuild the
church basement, and the work to be-
gin as soon as possible. The ladies
aid has sufficient funds to defray the
expenses involved in this undertaking,
Ihey also plowed and raked up the
rubbish an old grass around the
church and cemetery lot. And it is
the intention to plant trees around
the church, which will indeed be q
great Improvement to this nice
church lot. The congregation has
been very fortunate in securing
such a beautiful lot. You will notice
that this church can be seen 70,
miles and miles around. The good Of,
ladies aid served a very deliciou.
lunch to all present. The spirit
manifested at this meeting is the
real community spirit, that is Sc
much needed everywhere, as all of thu
members were present and did tn,