Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-05-23

hOlh III lit INV ,>t"6
is progressing rapidly. The grounC
floor has been completed and masons
are laying the brick for walls. II
begins to take on the appearance OF
an imposing structure.
Anton Nelson, our local Implement
dealer. made a trip TO Grenora Fri
day where he met his wife anC
daughter. Mrs. Orville Varud. The
latter comes from Powers Lake
North Dakota to join her husband
who came Friday to take over his
clerking duties at the lngwalson and
Co. Store.
Ellen Olsen, our second grade
teacher, received the sad news Satur-
day Of the death of her father at
Dresden. North Dakota. She left i'm
mediately so as to be present at the
funeral. Mrs. NJ. o. Glorvick took
charge of her class until Thursday
moor when Miss Olsen returned to
complete her term.
Mr.. and Mrs. George holman from
NJ, di-ine Lake were visitors and
shoppers in Plenty ocd Thursday rf
.nis week. 1t has be, a long time
since we have had a chance to visit
W. NJ and Mrs. kcIiman wla are
'crmcr '1sidents o. this city NJ. th.ir
f.r ramc.eness frlIa here makps it
1plSs.tle to co lie Of.el
J.. P. Palubeckl left Tuesday for
Fargo, North Dakota as a delegate
of the local A. O. U. w. Lodge. His
rip will take in his native state of
Minnesota where he hopes to visit
relatives and old acquaintance and
alter he will undoubtedly 60 to Mil
waukee where his son Edward is a
tudent at Marquette University. If
arrangements can be made they will
eturn home together as o as the
University school year closes.
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Roy returned
Saturday evening from Grapd Forks
where they attended tt Nerth Lake
"a state Dental Cor ,ention Doctor
ellis us hi enjoyed the clinic immen-
ely ana he meeting as a whole was
cry interesting. Oh -heir return trip
aey st rbed at Mlno. for a short
ime. iney drove ovc ine ,nads un-
i they ttachcd Fortun;. whore they
found tn.m in a fal " bad condit' n
lue to a previous neiv. rain.
Mrs. George Wright enjoyed 4
isit from her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Charbaneau and father, r. B.
Garrison both of Billings. They arriv-
ed Sunday by car, Mrs. C~harbaneau
laying only until Tuesday morning
While Mr.. Garrison is expected to
isit for an indefinite period of time
1T the Wright home.
Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Egge and
amily left Tuesday morning by auto
on an extensive trip. They will stop
n points in South Dakota to visit
cquaintances after which they will
in Avoca, Wis. Here Mrs. Egge
and children will remain during the
ummer months while Rev. Fgge will
leave for Norway for a visit. Dur
.ng the absence of the Egges, the
local Lutheran church will be in
barge Of Rev. Ranheim of the Theo-
logical Seminary at St. Paul.
The Senior class of 1929 gave
their annual class day program be-
fore the assembly Friday afternoon.
Leonard Olsen, class president, pre-
'ented a large key, two feet in length,
70 the Junior Glass. 1t has been an
old tradition that the outgoing
Glass hide this key somewhere in
The school building and that the next
years class should find this key and
pass it on.
The class history, prophecy, will
nd poe m was next read at which
old memories, some pleasant and
some not so pleasant, were revived.
Miss Njaa was then presented with
a golf club and she promised faith
fully to learn the game. A handsome
-Ansco camera was presented to Mr..
Benin, class advisor which was quite
the thing according to MIR. Benin.
The program was then completed by
the class singing the school song.
Rev. f. J. Bot of North Dakota is
the new pastor Of the Evangelical
church here. He and Rev. Oelerking
will hold a business meeting and
preaching service Saturday evening.
Sunday school at 10 a. m Preaching
services at II. Sunday afternoon at
Raymond. Services at Z o'clock Sun