Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-09-10

ickson and they look forward for hi
return in the fall.
Richard Iverson returned from
Flaxton, N. Oak. Saturday where h,
has spent the past week visiting re
lativeS.
Mrs. John Rhoweder and Laurence
motored over to the county seat or
Thursday.
The Mission Circle will be enter
tanned September 10th at the home
of Mrs. Henry Skeels. Mrs. Anton
Nelson will help serve.
Miss Donna Myars clerk at the post
Farmers Union program given at Co.
mertown Friday night.
Walter Rostad is still confined to
his bed with a hard attack of yellow
jaundice.
Miss Dom Myars clerk at the post
office has rented a room from Mr.
Mrs. Stubbe as Mrs. Iverson is me-
ing in for the school term.
Truman Stageberg is assisting at
the Nelson Sannerud store during
Truman's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly of Comertown
We're Westby shoppers Friday.
Clemenson and Gust Fosseberg and
Mr.. Moore were in Crosby Friday.
Mrs. John Rohweder entertained
her brother Clyde and family the first
of the week. They left the latter
part Of the week for Minnesota
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Emo, Mrs. Edwin Nelson and
daughter Norma, Paul Kaegel re-
turned to Flaxton, N. OAK. Friday
after a few days visit at the home Of
Mrs. Edwin Iverson. Richard Iverson
accompanied them home for a visit.
Miss Edna Eaton of Dooley spent
the week end visiting friends.
Miss Katherine Morgan is employ
ed as saleslady in a Fargo department
store until the school term opens up
after which she will enter the fall
term of school at Fargo.
Miss Helen Paulson motored to
Crosby Friday to have dental work
done.
Miss Bergloit Sands is spending a
few days visiting Mildred Spoklie Of
Coalridge.
Mrs. Filing Offet, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Roysome of Overland, Sask., attended
the Missionary Services at the Pen
tecostal Mission Friday night.
Orville Larsen and Vincent Johnson
motored to Plentywood Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lien and family
motored to Gladmar last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Ditmarson and
son NARROW left last Saturday by car
to spend severl days visiting friends
in Dakota and Minnesota.
Anton Nelson returned home from
Peerless Saturday. he has been look
ing after his farming interests their
the past week.
Nels kronen had the misfortune of
nearly having his car completely
burned up last Monday. Mrs. Kronen
noticed it a afire but before they
got out the top and cushions were
completely gone. They think some
ashes from the pipe had fallen into
the cushion and laid there and smouI-
dered until the wind started up which
set the blaze at once.
Mrs. Luther Leckman and son Neil
left Sunday for their home at Minot
after spending two weeks in Westby.
Mr.. Leckman motored up on Saturday
night to meet his family, returning
the next day.
Johnny Flaskerud was up from the
Peerless country last week for sup
plies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hultgren and
family left Thursday for Maynard,
Minnesota to spend the winter and
look for work. They will visit with
Mrs. Hultgren's father.
Mrs. Tony Weller of Pleasant Val
ley spent Wednesday night with Miss
Donna Myars as her guest.
Mrs. Walter Olson. Mr.. Anton Mel
son, Mrs. Peter Nelson were Dane
vile visitors Thursday.
Ralph Leininger has the carpenters
renovating his house after teh fire.
They expect to move into it the 1st of
September.
Mrs. Luther Hultgren is enjoying a
few days visit from her mother and
sisters of Surrey, N. d. Rueben
Hlutgren accompanied them home at
The Misses Margaret, Esther and