Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-08-28
Westby News

vest.
Westby had a good local rain all
day Sunday and part of Monday. 1t
sure was badly needed wen if it is
to late to help the crops it will purify
the air as the fields were full of poi
son seeds and dust from the wild
flowers and weeds.
The Ladies Aid of Pleasant Val
ley was entertained in the church
parlors Sunday. Every member en-
tertained.
Miss Jennie Stubbe called on her
former classmate Miss Carol Hoeck,
book-keeper at the Kienast Motor
Co., Monday.
Bill Herrin north Of town was
t%ransacting business in town Monday.
Andrew Christofferson and Donald
Miller are working at the Bake
farm at Writing Rock during harvest.
Donald Hinshaw has accepted a po-
sition with his uncle at the Past
Time Pool Hall.
Helen Hultgren spent the week
end out on the farm.
Cards are out announcing the
birth of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Onstad of Santa An. Calf
ornia. Clarence is better kr own as
Rusty and the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Onstad. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hub Wirtburger and
her sister Miss Norman motored to
Mrs. Wirtzburger's parental home 7
miles north Of Dooley.
Mrs. William Anhalt and Miss AL
pha were Westby callers the week
end.
Mr.. Brenelson of Comertown tran
sacted business in town Saturday.
The Nels and Andrew Kroen and
families were Westby callers Friday.
Little Burton Johnson had the mis-
fortune of cutting a deep cash in his
forehead Saturday while playing. DR..
LaBarge dressed it and it is coming
along fine.
Miss Jennie Stubbe returned from
Dillon State Teachers College Mon
day. Miss Stubbe will teach in the
new school house south Of John Mel
sons this fall. We wish you success
Jennie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson are en-
joying a visit from Minnesota rela-
tives this week.
Mrs. Gust Stubbe and daughter
Lillian were at the County Seat this
first part Of the week where the lat
ter had dental work done.
Miss Mildred Lien and Rev. Aim
lie sang a duet at the Pleasant VAL
ley church last Sunday.
The rain has delayed threshing for
a few days.
Mrs. George Peel and Miss Ethel
| and Mrs. Tony Weller called at the
| Paul Hultgren home Saturday.
Miss Edna Peele is assisting Mrs,
| Herim during harvest.
Mrs. Henry Skeels entertained q
few ladies at luncheon Tuesday at
lternoon in honor Of Mrs. Renter Her
| ring of California and Mrs. Fergus
son of Minot N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Herim enter
tanned at Sunday dinner the Bennle
| Anderson, Chas. Johnson, Will Her
| rim. Edwin Iverson families and Tire
So Anderson and Edna Peele.
Mrs. Earnest Olsen received a tel
epram from Moose Jaw that her sis
ter was seriously i'll with Typhoid fe-
yer. Mr.. Olsen took his sister-in-law
Judith as far as Radcliffe where she
took the train to Moose Jaw. He1
sister passed away a few days after
her arrival and left two small chill.
dren besides her husband and severa
sisters and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finn are the proud
parents of a son born August IL. Al
concerned are fine. Congratulations
Mr.. Smith, sales manager callet
on Westby merchants Saturday.
Rev. Hodson and the twins Wen
Westby shoppers Saturday.
Carl Hoveland Of Plentywood calle'
on Westby friends the latter part 0
the week.
Miss Hannah Eknes of Elkhor
township visited in Westby the latte