Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-10-15

aDiidll anu laiiAis az oaAhA0 III
Birger Larsen and wife of Crosby
called on city friends last Sunday.
Miss Mary and Francis Eaton mo-
tored up from Dooley last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and Mr..
and Mrs. Rev. Sands arrived home
from Dakota Hot Springs Saturday
night where they have taken treat
ments.
Rev. Rhode of McCabe conducted
services in the Otto Enger Shoe Store
last Sunday.
The Cooking Club entertained their
mothers at breakfast last Saturday af-
ternoon at the home o f Mrs. Peter
Miller. This closes the club for the
winter and they hope to start up
again in the spring. Miss Ada Wort
Of Plentywood was present.
Carl Christofferson and Orville
Larsen arrived Saturday from Wash
ington points as they couldn't buy a
job there.
Elias Olsen's motored to Crosby on
Tuesday on business affairs.
Ray Stordal was a Crosby caller
last Saturday.
Miss Agnes S~tageberg of Ray, N.
D., spent a few days visiting with AL
enc George.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Friesleben
motored to Peerless last Sunday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hawbak-
er and family. Mrs. Harvey accom-
panied them home for a weeks visit
! with friends. She will leave the first
of next week for Outlook to spend a
week with her daughter Edna whom
is one of Outlook's faculty.
Hunting season opened up at noon
October 1. Several cars from Glen
dive were in Westby Wednesday mite
to be on deck for hunting.
Miss Martha Gunderson is very i'll
at the home of Mrs. Galgrud. She was
compelled to leave school Monday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Kleis and Professor took
her to the home of Mrs. Rheinert
Stubbe where she remained till 4:30
when Mrs. Stubbe took her home but
she has been growing weaker at this
writing. Her many friends hope to see
her back to school soon.
Mr.. Friesleben, Mr.. Klies and Miss
Johnson of our faculty motored over
to Plentywood Wednesday evening.
Miss Marion George entertained a
group of girls at candy making We'd
nesday night.
Mrs. George Friesleben and Mrs.
Harvey Hawbaker of Peerless called
on Mrs. R. Stubbe Tuesday afternoon.
Howard Ferguson, Eddie McAllist-
er, Omar Helseth, Walter Rohweder,
Lloyd Schultz attended the initiation
at Alkabo high schol in honor of the
"Freshies" Friday night. They report
ed as having had a good time.
Mr.. Niblack, Miss Mason and Miss
Hodson attended the teacher institute
in Plentywood Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Palmer Skramstad and mother of
Columbus spent the week visiting at
the Olaf Gunderson home on Thurs
day they spent with Alvin Skramstad
of Alkabo and Olaf Holmes of Aka
DO, N. D.
Olaf Gunderson and family and Pal
mer Skamstad and mother and Tan
berg's visited friends in Alkabo on
Tuesday night.
On Friday evening a farewell party
was given in honor of Raymond and
Glenn Anderson who ire leaving
Westby.
Msr. Rheinert Stubbe, Mrs. Benson
and Mrs. John Rohweder served last
Friday at the First Lutheran Ladies
Aid.
Bear in mind October q at l o.
clock sharp the Westby Club meets
a THE home of Mrs. Rheinert Stubbe.
The Mission Circle meets at the
home of Mrs. Luther Hultgren Octo-
Der Is at 2:30.
Elmer Bodin of Elkhorn Township
attended to business affairs in oul
city Wednesday.
Mrs. Rheinert Stubbe and Mrs. c,
Johnson were luncheon guests at the
home Of Mrs. Henry Skeels Wednes-
day afternoon.
Victor Johnson is working at the
farm place of "Shorty" Timbull this
fall.
Peter Nordhagen Of Outlook called
on his brother Ted Wednesday.
Mr.. Gunderson took his daughter
Martha to the Grenora hospital or
Wednesday night where she will re-
ceive medical aid. We hope she vii
soon be able to come home.
The Pentecostal congregation in.
vited a few Of Mr.. and Mrs. Halls
friends at a farewell party Sunda!
night at their mission. Mr.. and Mrs
Hall are leaving next week for theil
new home at Alexandria, MINI. Mr.
and Mrs Ole HELM have leased tn
hotel for two years and we welcom'
them to our city.
Anton Ditmarson motored to Plen
wood on business affairs last week