Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-02-07
Westby Couple Married

Anton Nelson and Dora Enge
were united in the holy bonds Q
wedlock on Sunday afternoon at 81
o'clock at the First Lutheran parson
age by Rev. j.. n. Dordal. Hele'
Hultgren acted as the BRIDESMAID
and Thorwald Nelson as the groom
best man.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Otto L. Enger served a very delic
ious wedding dinner at their home a
7 o'clock to about 40 guests. Thu
rooms were nicely decorated and thu
tables were set with center pieces o
pink carnations.
The evening was very much enjoy
cd by all present with games, con
tests and music. The Fingers provet
to be royal entertainers and hosts.
Mrs. Nelson is n of Westby'.
most popular young ladies. She ha:
served this city and community a.
post office. assistant and for a couple
Of years now as the popular clerk al
the Westby Grocery and Meat Mar
ket at Luther Hultgren's. Hei
pleasant smiles and congenial per
sonality has won for her many
friends in this community. Her
presence at the store drew both
young and old there to trade.
Anton Nelson has been one of the
progressive farmers of Daneville.
He is now engaged in business with
his brother-in-law, Walter Olson, the
proprietor of the Westby Garage.
Mr.. Nelson will sell the Nash Auto
mobiles and the John Deere farm i'm
plements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson have already
zone to housekeeping in their home
which Mr.. Nelson recently purchas-
d from Mr.. Theo. P. Thon. There
hey have a very cozy home, where
hey will live happy together.
We extend congratulations and
best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 0. S~tageberg
.ltertained their IONS Roy, Obert
nd Alvin and their families for
ginner on Thursday evening of last
week. Roy met with some car trouble
On the way but that was soon forgot
Ten when they were dining with their
honorable parents. 1t is worth while
- go Il long way to have a meal
with mother. We SO often hear mell
.emark, THAT tastes like the kind
!. other makes" Mother is a good
eook in the estimation of most men
ID Roy's mother is no exception.
Ne were glad to learn today that
-oy found his parents feeling so
\. ii and in such good spirits. His
arents have grown old in years but
,c.ain their youthful spirit.
\ baby girl was born to Mr.. and
.A.ss. Alvin Stageberg on Jan. the
10Th.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ditmarson is making
pas to go to Fargo, N. OAK, where
s.,u will consult the Fargo clinic.
AIS. Ditmarson has not been very
j., ell of late. Mrs. Henry B. Langan
vi accompany her on the trip.
az. Langan is a graduate nurse
On the St. Luke's Hospital of
t.lgo.
TN account Of much snow and
avy roads Rev. Dordal was I'M
nue to meet his appointment to the
icaslnt Valley Congregation which
shclld meet for worship on Sunday
afternoon at the home Of Mr.. and
= ). Erick Eggen. He was stalled in
he deep snow sever miles north
i, t of Westby. On Monday his
polge had to be towed to the Westby
sAtAge and receive special attention.
Miss Judith Anderson is clerking
i, The Westby Grocery and Meat
market.
Luther Hultgren started a city
delivery the first Of this month. So
.ow you can get your meat and
grocery brought right to your
kitchen.
We are justly proud of our places
lf business. In that respect Westby
does rot need to take the back seat
for any city of its size and ever
sen larger. Have you noticed the
IN !. ovements made at b. Larsen's,
-Nel on and Sannerud's stores? Take
notice!
WESLEY SCHOOL NOTES