Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-02-14

ing, accompanied by Mrs. H. B. Lar
gan. From her home to the depo
she WAS transported on a stretche
by the drayman, Mr.. Harold Larson
She is in a bad condition. We hop
that the Fargo clinics will be able +
come to her assistance and give ne
not only temporary help but per
manent cure. We feel with the Dit
marson family in their trouble.
The John Deere Implement Co
will put on a tractor exhibition OF
Tuesday of this week. They will have
an expert here who will give specia
instruction to the farmers. II vii
be a short course, well worth while
attending. Lunch will be served il
the afternoon and will be in charge
Of Mesdames Walter Olson and An
ton Nelson. 1t will be held at the
Westby garage, as this is a steam
heated building.
The Daneville ladies aid was
entertained by Mrs. Lloyd kittleson
on Thursday afternoon of last week,
at her home in the local telephone
central building. The attendance was
good as she served lunch and supper
to about sixty.
The Westby Luther League rend-
cred a literary program at the church
on Sunday evening, to a large and
appreciative audience. Prof. Freisle-
ben had prepared a paper on Lin
coins attitude toward law and order
which was very good.
Mesdames P. l.. Nelson Of Dane
vile and Walter Olsen Of Westby
called on Mrs. j. N. Dordal on
Wednesday afternoon of last week.
A deal was transacted between R..
b. Kruger and P. l.. Nielsen on We'd
nesday of last week, by which Mr..
Nielsen became the owner Of the
Kruger residence. When this new
home is completed it will be a fine
home in which Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son may spend their declining years.
Mr.. Nielsen paid $4,000 for the
place.
Mr.. Nielsen has rented out his
farm in Daneville to his sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Kruger plan
to leave Westby in the early spring
and will move to Bowbells, N. D.
August Kruger will remain here as
he has worked up a good business in
shoe repairing.
Miss Vera Halst, one of Westby
high schools graduates Of last spring
went to Blair, Neb., last fall to con-
tinue her education course at Dana
College at that place. Some time
ago she took sick with the flu. Lat
err she became afflicted with the
sleeping sickness and has been in a
serious condition. Her folks were
notified Of her illness and her ia
Their rushed to her bedside. On
Wednesday Of last week her mother
was also called. Reports are that
she is about the same. Her ailment
as been diagnosed recently by ply
sicians and is reported to be spinal
meningitis.
Mrs. Gust Stubbe entertained the
Sunday school teachers Of the First
Lutheran church on Thursday even
ing. This week they met at the
parsonage.
The Westby basketball team play
ed the Comertown team On Tuesday
evening the 9Th Of this month. The
result Of the game was "a to 4 in
favor Of Westby.
Prof. Stanley l.. Johnson enjoyed
the hospitality at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. l.. Rostad Of Conner
town on Tuesday evening, after the
basket ball game. He returned
home to Westby the next day.
The Comertown teams played the
Outlook teams on Friday evening the
9Th. Both teams lost.
NJ l.. Rostad boarded the train
for Minot on Monday. He will at
tend the Luther College students
convention of North Dakota. Mr..
Rostad graduated from Luther Col
lege at DEBORAH, Iowa in 1907 and is
one Of its honorable representatives
in this community.
Rev. Dordal and his three sons,
Mathew, Jerome and Alvin were en-
tertained on Sunday to a dinner by
Mrs. Ole Hillegard.
Mrs. Griffin will entertain the
Lone Tree Ladies Aid on Thursday
afternoon the 21st. The aid will
transact its annual business at this
time.
Albert Lillethun and his wife visit
ed over Sunday with Mrs. Lillethun's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar o
Neston of Westby.