Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-06-25


the All Clubs will hold a large and a
good time for old and young July 4 at
a picnic consisting of all day at the
Mangel Farm formerly known as the
JUSTIN LELAND f rm. Bring your pic
mic lunch baskets and participate in
the affair.
Amos Fruend took charge of the
Simon Simonson place while they
were motoring in Dakota places.
A number of friends of Ethel Peel
of Pink Valley surprised her on her
18th birthday anniversary Saturday
night, June 20. The evening was spent
by music, games and dancing.
Mrs. John Rohweder end daughter
Alta left Monday for a visit with re-
l~atives and friends in Kansas City
and other eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Stageberg
motored to Colgan Sunday to visit
her mother Mrs. Stadig.
Mrs. S. Ekness of Elkhorn enter
tanned the Oslo Ladies Aid Sunday.
A large crowd attended.
Ed Ferguson and son Aubry, Henry
Nelson and Elmer Bodin left Thurs
day for Idaho points. They intend to
be gone two weeks,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Ness
a daughter Tuesday at the Noonan
hospital. All concerned are doing
fine.
Luther Hultgren and Miss Mae
Engler returned from Dakota and
Minnesota points Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Ness have NOV
ed into the P. C. Peterson house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Trowbridge
and children of Comertown spent
Thursday at the Truman Stageberg
home
George Kittleson motored to Gre
fora Thursday to see his wife who
underwent an operation a few days
ago. At this writing shei S convalesc-
ing nicely.
Minnie Simonson who has been en-
ployed at Battle Creek Michigan last
winter returned home Thursday. Her
parents met her a Minot and they
motored to Makoti where the visited
Mrs. Erhart Peterson.
Miss Grace Olsen left for Makoti
this week to visit her sister Mrs. f.
Peterson. Mrs. Peterson will be re-
membered by her friends as May OIL
son..
Thomas Jepson of Crosby is visiting
his brother Jonas of Danville.
Mrs. Anton Nelson was hostess at
luncheon Friday afternoon compli.
mentary to the Stark girls Of Ken
mare and Rev. Gust Nygren of Dray-
ton., also her mother Mrs. Otto Eng.
err and Mrs. August Hultgren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Enger enter
tanned the Stark girls of Kenmare and
Rev. Gust Nygren of Drayton N. D..
! at dinner Friday.
Westby folks received announce
ments of the marriage of Herman
Hanson to Alice Fouske at Miles City
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson were formerly
of our school staff.
Vernon Kittleson is the chief oper-
ator at the Telephone office.
Mrs. L. Larsen, sister of Mrs. M
Berg left for Crosby Thursday where
she will work for the Red Mill Cafe,
Mrs. Henry Jensen will look after
her daughter Luella and Mrs. Lloyd
Kittleson will have babe Eileen.
Howard Herim, Melvin Herim and
Rhinert Andersen of the North coun-
try motored to Plentywood Friday to
have dental work done.
Mrs. Elias Olson, Mrs. Chas. John
son, Orrin Olsen, Engebrit Haugen
attended the Iceland All Club at the
Iverson home Wednesday afternoon
ct Pink Valley. The hostesss were
Mrs. Ed Iverson and Mrs. Nels Kro-
men. Miss Ada Wort and Miss Fran
els Bellamy of Plentywood were also
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Olson and family
of Pink Valley have gone to Canada
to spend the ummer with the latters
parents at Albera.
Peer Solberg is erecting a large
barn on his farm in Pink Valley he
has four carpenters and one hired
man at work.
The Farmers State Bank closed It's
doors Thursday morning. We all hope
it will reopen in a few days as we
understand the bank stands good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Nelson motor
ed to Peerless Wednesday returning
Thursday. Mr.. Nelson is farming on
a large scale at Peerless.
Mrs. Paul Hultgren has resigned
her position at the Crystal and will
take the children and go on a vaca-
ton to visit her parents n Saskatche-
wan.
Miss Florence Welch graduated
from the State Teachers College at
Minot June IL. Miss WEIGH has ac-
cepted a school heal Sidney.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid was en-
{orfo;paJ ot tho E,.opL Wo1ob bn~n