Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-07-16

axe and Tony Weiled and Abe
Ness motored to South Dakota points
where they will try and find work.
Miss Margaret Stark left Thursday
for her home at Kenmare, N. OAK,
after spending two weeks visiting
Marjorie Engen.
DR.. and Mrs. Carr of Chicago are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Cars
parents. near Coleridge. Mrs. Carr
was formerly Sadie Sorenson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. asd Mrs. Carl Sorenson.
Miss Ethel Haugen arrived We'd
nesday from Minneapolis and will
visit at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Ole Haugen of Elkhorn town
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson arrived
home the first of the week frow the
sa~nitarium in Montana where Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson received treatments
for rheumatism. Mrs. Nelson has
improved
The Young Peoples convention OF
Danville is largely attended at all
meetings this week.
Ole Ness left Wednesday evening
with Jake Weller for South Dakota
points to seek work.
Mrs. Berger Larson and daughter
Helen motored up from Crosby and
attended the birthday circle at the
C. L. George home.
Paul Hultgren took a truck load
of little pigs to Enderlin, N. OAK to
dispose of. The farmers are unable
to feed them and have to sacrifice
and just about give them away or Let
them starve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell are moving
into the house recently vacated by
Lougen and Mr.. and Mrs. Benson and
family have taken the Artold house
vacated by Campbell.
Friends of Ingvald Espelund re-
port that he is showing no signs OF
improving. He is failing rapidly and
needs someone constantly at his bed
side as he is delirious most Of the
time. 1t sure is a strain on Mr.. and
Mrs. Selmer Espelund who has been
caring for him all this while and
friends send their sympathy to the
Espelund family as they have had
more than their share of sorrow
the past year.
Larry Larson writes his Westby
riends from Kansas that he has now
landed a job in the harvest fields
which is good news.
Miss Clara Gunderson is spending
vacation trip at Columbus, N. Oak.
visiting relatives and friends.
Bill Stageberg has been releaste
from the memorial hospital at Plen'
tywood and is staying with his sister
Mrs. Art Nordhaben- His many
friends are glad to see him out agar
although he is far from well.
Miss Helen Gronvold left home twt
weeks ago leaving no information al
to where she was going. Her par
ents and friends have not seen he1
since she left home. She was riding
an old horse an carried a few clothes
along. She is 16 years old. Her par
ents will appreciate any information
as to her whereabouts. She is tn
daughter of Olaf Gronvold and lives
near Comertown. It is rumored shs
was last seen in Canada
j.. A. Benson and family of MINT
sofa arrived here Friday and viii
have charge of the lumber ya.1 dur
Jig f. E. Morrison's vacation.
Russell and Wallace Peterson
Moore motored to Suth Dakota THU
week to work in the harvest fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Anderson
and family have moved out on tn
farm Mr.. Anderson turned over tn
pool hall to Henry Skells again.
Katherine Morgan has accepted
position with the City Bakery a
Crosby, N. Oak.
Mrs. Elias Olsen is enjoying a Wis
it from her sister-in-law and so
from Oregon.
The Penecostal congregation hel
a prayer and song service at Bergen
Lake July 4th- They had larg
crowds at both services. There wer
several ministers from differen
places that helped at the meeting
besides stands of refreshments on tn
outside of the tent