Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-06-13


farmers was held at the City Or
pheum on Thursday evening of last
week. The speaker was a represen-
tative of the Farmers Union. In our
opinion, it was a logical, fair and
reasonable presentation of the
farmer and his problems. The farm
ers must organize themselves, (not
into political groups) but into a
strong union, then they can have
some hope of getting reasonable
prices for their products and to some
extent control the national market.
UNITED We stand; divided we fall"
Mrs. Prof. Freisleben's mother
Mrs. S. Meyers of Menomonie, Wis,
has been visiting with the Freislebens
here the past week. This week she
is staying with her two daughters in
Daneville, Mrs. Jonas Jepsen and
Mrs. Hans Madsen. Mrs. Meyers
plans to remain here during the
: summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller left for
International Falls, Mimi, on Tues
day morning. They Travelled by auto.
Mr.. Miller's mother resides at Inter-
national Falls. After a couple of
weeks visit in parts of Minnesota,
they will return to Westby and
Grandma Miller will return with
them. The plan is. that she will spend
the summer months here in Montana,
visiting at the Miller home and also
with her daughter, Mrs. 0. G. Ness
who also resides here.
Mrs. Oscar Helseth has rented the
George Onstad farm south of Westby.
Later in the summer the Helseth
family will move down to the farm.
The farm is the choice place for a
man with a large family at which
to spend the summer vacation.
The Nelson Sannerud Co. Store
has a special sale this week. One can
get ONE real bargains there too.
Come and see for yourself.
On Friday of this week the
Chautauqua will open here at West
by. This will be real educational
entertainment for the whole family.
Be ure to get your season ticket.
They can be secured at the business
places of our city.
The confirmation service held at
Comertown Sunday was largely at
tended Two girls and five boys re-
newed their baptismal vows. They
all gave good account of themselves
of the knowledge and the faith they
possess. The class went to Plenty
wood on Wednesday to have their
picture taken together with their
instructor and pastor, ]. N. Dordal
:. of Westby.
The Westby Confirmation class
autoed to Overland, Canada on Mon
day. Together with Rev. and Mrs.
Dordal they were the guests at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hjalmar Johnson. They also visited
at the home of Ole Bergs. Oscar
Jorde was also present there to take
a number of snapshots of the class.
Mrs. Peter HELM of near Conner
town entertained the Comertown
ladies aid on Sunday afternoon.
There were people present from Doc
ley, Lone Tree, Westby and the
surrounding vicinities to spend the
afternoon together in a very plea
SAINT and social way. The pastor from
Westby, the Rev. j. Dordal was also
present and conducted a religious
service there. M. l.. Rostad and his
two sons furnished the music. Mrs.
Helm served a very delicious lunch
to the large crowd. 1t was a nice
day and everybody seemed to enjoy
himself.
Mrs. Elmer Hultgren had a very
pleasant visit from her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Hovda and her broth
ers, Andrew and Chris Hovda. The
parents reside at Maynard, MINI
and the brothers are located at
Sacred Heart, MINI. They arrived
here on Saturday Of last week and
returned home again on Tuesday
morning of this week. Sunday even
ing they also attended the church
services at the First Lutheran Church
here. We are pleased that we hac
the privilege of making the acquain-
lance with these fine people. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Hovda are among the pioneers
at Maynard.
There will be a district meeting
of the Danish Church to be held al
Daneville from the Goth to the 23rt
of this month. Pastor will be present
from the eastern part of Montana ant
the western part of North Dakota
The new pastor, the Rev. Henningel
from Chicago, H., is expected tt
arrive here on Wednesday of thi.
week. A banquet will be given il
honor of Rev. Henninge on Thurs
day evening to welcome the new
pastor into their midst. We join The
Daneville friends in bidding the Rev
H%enninger a hearty welcome to thu
Westby vicinity.
Mesdames Otto Enger, Anton Mel
son, Henry Langan, Walter Olsen
and A. T. Olesen were entertained
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