Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-11
Westby News

A. M. Ditmarson returned home
from Fargo, N. d., a week ago Tues
day morning.
Mesdames Alfred Overgard, Ole G..
Ness and Henry Jensen served lunch
and supper in the parlors Of the
First Lutheran Church of Westby on
Friday afternoon of last week. These
ladies proved to be excellent cooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Anhalt return
ed home recently from Seattle, Wash.
where they have spent the winter
months with their son. We are plea
sed to see these old friends with us
again.
A. w. Overgaard is building a new
cistern under his new house. John
Kristoffersen and son Carl have been
doing the work.
Some Of the farmers in this vicin
ity have started spring work. The
fields are in excellent condition for
work. We hope that we may get
some rain when the seeding is done.
So far it looks rather dry.
Nels Nelson returned from Am
brose, N. d., on Saturday morning,
where he had gone to consult DR..
Budd. He is feeling better now, but
may have to subject himself to a sur
gical operation for appendicitis some
time in the near future.
Ludvicka Danielson boarded the
train at McElroy on Saturday morn
ing, returning to her home at Itch
field, MINI. Miss Danielson is a sis
ter of Nels Danielsen.
A very beautiful church wedding
was celebrated at the Daneville
church on Saturday afternoon at l
o'clock. Miss Lillian Freund, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Freund of this city was taken
in marriage by Mr.. Eilart Petersen
of Kenmare, N. D. The Rev Hanson,
the Danish minister at Kenmare per-
formed the ceremony. The attend
ants were: Meta Larson of Westby
and Marie Petersen, a sister Of the
groom, from Kenmare, and the best
men were: Amos and Luther, two
brothers of the bride. The young
couple will locate at Kenmare, where
the groom is one of the rising young
farmers in that vicinity. The bride
is a popular young lady, who has
served very faithfully at the local
telephone central the past year. We
extend congratulations and best
wishes to this young couple.
The wedding bells will ring at the
Coalridge church on Wednesday at
/ o'clock P. M. Miss Esther Hanson
and Theodore Hundtoft will then be
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony. The Rev. Kroughh of Flax
ton will preach the wedding sermon
and read the words of the marriage
ritual.
Mrs. William Anhalt visited with
some of her friends at Westby on
Thursday Of. last week. For dinner
she was a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Olsen. In the ev-
ening she attended the Sunday
school teachers meeting held at the
parsonage.
Harold Anhalt, who was reported
to be quite sick with mastoid infec-
ton, has now recovered sufficiently
to take up his school work again.
Harold is one of the seniors at the
high school this year, and will grad
uate with his class here in June.
Olav Gjisdal and family were
guests at the First Luther parson-
age for dinner after service on Sun
day. They also attend the Luther
League at the church in the evening.
Dear Editor:
1.-THE Wild Rice Children's Home,
Twin Valley, Minnesota, received
many valuable presents in March
from friends in Minnesota, North Da-
kota and Montana. From the Lone
Tree Ladies Aid of Westby, Montana,
through Mrs. Nels Danielson, the
Home received II dresses, caps,
boomers, shoes, overshoes, infants
garments, shirts, etc.
These gifts are highly appreciated
end how real interest in Child Wei
fare Work on the part of the DON
ors."
Thanking you for this favor, | re-
main,
Sincerely yours,
Rev. M. E. Waldeland,