Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-05-09

mer, who since their wedding, Janu,
airy the 18th, have made their home
with Mrs. Hammers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. P. Thon, left last week
for Minot, N. d. They plan to locate
there, if Mr.. Hammer can secure a
position lat Minot. Our good wishes
+. go with them.
Albert Clemetson of heal Conner
town has ordered a Plymouth
automobile from the local Indepen-
dent Oil Co. Mr.. Henry Jensen will
accompany Mr.. Clemetson to Duluth,
Mimi, next month where they will
go to get the car.
Mr.. George Miller from Williston
was home over Sunday visiting with
relatives and friends. He returned
to Williston on Monday.
Miss Dagne Brevig from Crosbey,
N. OAK, has been visiting with her
relatives here-the Peter Miller
and 0. G. Ness families the past
week.
John Peterson and family Of near
Comertown returned home from
Spokane, Wash, in time for spring
work after having spent the winter
months at Spokane and also Joice,
Idaho. They think Spokane is a fine
city in which to live but they are
satisfied to remain in this part of
Gods Country.
Mrc po+orcor,e e;c+or Mrr ~
: Christensen, who for a number of
years has lived in that post of the
west returned to Crosbey, N. OAK,
at the same time where they have
located. Mr.. Christensen has bought
the All Boutein tailor shop at Cros-
hey and has established himself in
the tailor business. This firm is
known as the Crosbey Dry Cleaning
Co. They do first class work and our
people will do well in patronizing
them.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Onstad returned to
Westby on Thursday of last week.
She has spent the winter at Santa
Ana, Cal, where she made her home
with her son George and his family,
who has bought a fine home and
located at Santa Ana. She returned
in company with her son George to
look after his farms and other in
terests. We were glad to see Grandma
Onstad with us again. She is one of
our pioneer wome in these posts of
Montana. Her relatives in the West
did all they could to make her stay
with them pleasant and enjoyable.
She reports to us that Santa Ana is a
beautiful city in which to live and
that California has its attractions
but that the climate was very cold
and raw the past winter and spring
and that the West did not have az
much sunshine as the Sunny old
Montana during her stay there.
A number of our friends who have
been out west return to us with the
same report. 1t is not all gold that
glitters in the West either. Some of
US learn to appreciate more what we
have in this part of Gods Country,
when our friends have told their
story.
One party made this statement:
"You must spend at least two years
in California in order to be able to
tell a good lie about the climate out
there" By that time one would have
caught the boosting spirit of the
West. But why not boost for Mon
tana?
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jerde of the
Lone Tree community were in town
on Monday and visited with Oscar
Helseth and family.
On Friday of last week a baby
girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
G. Olson. We extend congratulations
to the happy family AND hope that
the little maiden may grow up to be
the JOY to it's parents and become a
real lady of our land.
The senior high school play en-
titled at happened in June" which
was rendered at the City Orpheum
on Friday and Saturday evenings,
was a real success and much en-
joyed by all. Each one of the actors
III Vic pay ulu HIS VI ucl pdIC very
well. 1t was rendered almost per-
fectly. Prof. Friesleben is to be con
graduated on the success attained
with the graduates of 1929.
The play pictured very wildly to
us the wonderful effort of the grea-
test thing in the world--Love. How
it overcomes the greed and the Gun
ming devices of the slaves of Nam
mon. And as the old saying goes:
"They were finally married" And
"When the end is good all is WELL"
The play Melted the school the nice
sum of nearly $4,000. From every
point Of view it was a real success.
The B~accalaureate services will be
held at the First Lutheran Church of
Westby on Sunday evening, May 26,
at s o'clock. The pastor will preach
the sermon. The Westby choir and
the glee club of the school will render
appropriate music for the occasion.
Next Sunday we have Mothers
Day." Let US give due love, respect
and honor to mother on that day.