Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-02-12

car load of horses he disposed of.
Miss Mabel Hellum and Myror
Taylor sprung a surprise on THEN
friends last Saturday. Miss Hellun
has been at Adams, N. d. all fall and
was returning home last Friday, Ny
ron meeting her at Crosby where they
were united in marriage. Miss Hell
lum is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Ole Hellum Of Pleasant Valley and
Myron the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Taylor Of McElroy. The newlyweds
will go to farming in the spring on
the grooms farm at McElroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Friesleben en-
tertained a few friends Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Martha Rogstad spent a few
days last week with her sister Mrs
Art Bergh and family.
Mrs. Anton Nelson and Mrs. Elmer
Hultgren were school visitors Monday
afternoon.
Anton Nelson, Lloyd Kittleson and
Walter Olson, Art Shelton motored to
the cities Sunday morning leaving
here four in the morning toa ttend
the auto show.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Friesieben
entertained a few friends Sunday af-
ternoon.
Miss Minnie Sinomson left inr Mi
chigan Wednesday. Miss Minnie has
obtained a position in nursing two
invalids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Atheim Of
Crosby visited at the home of Nels
Nelson and family Sunday.
The Charles Johnson and Ed Iver-
son and families were Sunday uinner
guests at the home of Elias Olson of
Elkhorn Township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Hoist were
~hostesses at Sunday dinner the Frank
Welch and family.
Simon Simonson and Elmer Fruend
and family were Inner guests at the
Jacob Fruend home Sunday.
/, The Orpheum has a skating rink
going in full swing this week, both
young and old are on roller skates
trying to do their classic skating.
Hub Witzberger, Herman Anderson
and Soren Nelson are the main char
acters on the floor. But they are surc
doing their best in the sport. The
council ought to rent the Orpheum
and let the young people have a place
for a sport of this kind as it will keep
them from places where they should
not be, the same time having a place
for leisure hours to have a good time.
Alvin Simonson has gone out to his
parents due to the pink eye.
Westby basekt ball team played at
Crosby Tuesday night. Score q to 10
in favor of Crosby.
The city team played McGreggor
Friday night the score being "a to %
in favor of Westby.
Westby-Pete Nordhagen manager
Of Home Bakery served over 200
lunches at his opening day.
Everybody enjoyed the free lunch
and all claim they have enjoyed it to
the cookies and doughnuts were very
good. Let the community %patronize
u Home Bakery and they are ready
to make any special order in the line
of bread, pies, and pastry for parties
etc.
Mildred Spoklie is back to school
after a siege Of the mumps.
Miss Alice Faus'lie left Friday mite
for Outlook wher she vii act as one
of the judges n the school.
Mrs Ovingaard, Ness Rhoeweder
were hostesses at the ladies Aid CIV
en- at the First Lutheran church on
Friday Afternoon.
Several young folks from here en-
ioyed the roller skating at Fortuna
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birger Larsen re-
ceived word from Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Larsen that they are the proud
parents of a son born to them Satur-
day January 81. Congratulations.
Miss Myrtle Nelson arrived home
last Sunday from Crosby where she
spent a few days visiting friends.
Miss Jennie Stuheb spent the week
end at home.
Ed Ferguson and Emmett Hawba-
ker motored to Mohall, N. D., Satur-
day.
Birger Larsen and wife motored to
Minot Sunday to see their grand child.
Mrs. Gust Stubbe, Mrs. Charles
Johnson, Jennie Stubbe, Charles Stub
be and Oliver Sannerud were at
Crosby Saturday having dental work
done.
Luther Hultgren motored to Crosby
Friday night.
The Crystal Cafe have finished
painting their booths and are now
prepared to serve the public anything
their appetities desire.