Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-07-24
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Westby-Mrs. Chas. Meyers attend
ed the ~Chautauqua Monday.
Ed Spcklie and family of Coalridg'
country attended Chautauqua Mon
day.
Ed Olson and family of Comertow1
were Westby visitors Monday.
Mrs. c. Peterson and daughters o
Comertown called on her daughte'
and sister Donna Meyers the first O
the week.
Kenneth Hoist Of Plentywood was
Westby caller the first of the week.
Chautauqua is we'll Represented
from all around us. There is practi
cally as many outside is inside The
tent. The programs are splendid ant
the community extend their thanks K
those who co-operated in giving this
free entertainment.
Mrs. L. Wirtzberger is spending
few days in Plentywood.
Mrs. j. Phelan received a telegram
announcing the birth Of a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Heanshey of Idaho
Mrs. Heanshey was ne Agnas Writ
burger. Congratulations are extend.
ed to the party concerned.
A daughter was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Art Nordhagen, mother anc
daughter are getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Skeels motored tc
Columbus, N. d., taking back their
grandaughters Marjorie and Lauretta
Andrew Sorstokke and family re-
turned home Saturday night after two
weeks vacation at Hensler, N. D., the
former home of Andrew.
Mrs. Christ Hoist is enjoying a Wis
it from her parents. They drove up
with a car from Wisconsin. Her
aunt and uncle of Baker, Montana
are also visiting them.
Prof. Frieslehen and wife are en-
joying a motor trip through the parks.
Palmer Ellingson and wife returned
from Peerless, Mont. Palmer put in
the crop for Anton Nelson.
B. Larsen and wife accompanied by
Mrs. Chas. Johnson and Carl Zenke
visited at the Johnny F~laskerud home
a Peerless Sunday. Johnny has a
wonderful crop and it is a beautiful
country.
The north country was visited with
a million dollar rain Friday and it
came just in time to save the crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Nelson enter
tanned at Sunday dinner her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Enger and daughter
Marjorie.
Lou Onstad and family of Plenty
wood were in Westby Sunday.
Sig Otheim and Norman called on
Westby friends Sunday.
Carol Hoeck Of Plentywood spent
the week end at her parental home.
Mrs. Nesby, mother of Mrs. Ed
Ferguson and Mrs. Bredevein accom-
panied by Howard Ferguson left on
Friday for her home in Sioux Falls,
S. D. Howard intends to attend high
school at Sioux Falls this term.
His many friends wish him good luck.
Mrs. E. Bjerke and family OF Co.
mertown called on Westby friends on
Saturday.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs S. Hall is seriously i'll. W. hope
she will soon ecover
Mrs. HELM visited with Mrs. Hall
Thursday.
Mrs. S. Hammer was a Plentywood
visitor Wednesday.
R. Anderson of Pleasant Valley was
a Comertown caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter Marcella
were Westby shoppers this week.
Mrs. Ed Hass of the North Country
was a Westby shopper Thursday.
Florence Hass is visiting her grand
ma at Radcliff, Sask., this week.
Aunty Mary Larsen is visiting
friends and relatives in Mohall and
other North Dakota points.
Mrs. Roy S~tageberg and Ole Gryt-
ness and families returned home on
Saturday night from Montana points.
They reported a good time on their
trips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenne Allan and ia
mily visited at the home Of his mother
Mrs. Skeels last week. They return
ed back to Columbus Thursday mite.
Their daughters Margaret and Laur-
eta remained with their grandma for
a few days visit.
Ed Iverson and family called on the
E Olson family Sunday of Elkhorn
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