Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-13
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Mrs. Charles Johnson, Correspondent

Alta Rohweder returned to her
parental home after several DAYS
visiting with Alkabo relatives.
Arnold Rukke of AIkabo, N. Oak,
called ON Westby friends Monday.
Miss Carol Hoeck is assisting at
the Crystal Cafe for a few days this
week.
Mrs. Ed Hass of Pleasant Valley
called On Westby friends Monday.
Mr.. Buchanan and daughter Mrs.
Nils Mile. left the first of the
week for Minneapolis. Dad will
spend the winter with his daughter.
Bill Anhalt and Margaret Over
:. gaard motored to PIentywood Fri
day; Bill went to meet his daughter
Alpha who was attending Teachers
Institute and Margaret had dental
work done.
Mrs.Henry Skeels served at the
mission Circle at the Baptist Chapel
Friday afternoon.
Miss Della Emo arrived on the
Soc line from Flatxon, N. Oak, and
IS spending the week at the Ed W.
ersnn home.
The Lone Tree congregation sur
.pr1sed Mr.and Mrs. Almlie Monday
night at the Lone Tree church par
Iors. Rev. and Mrs. fAIrqtye wersy1pre-
scented with a purse, after which an
elaborate supper was partaken of.
After a social time they all departed
Tor their various homes congratulate
ing The pastor and his wife as they
left the church parlors.
Mrs. Andrew Krohn of Lone Tree
spent Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Charles Johnson.
Mrs. Rukke and Mabel, Hannah
Bloom CT Alkabo we're Westby call
ers Tuesday.
After the Lutheran Choir practice
last Wednesday evening. Rev. and
Mrs. Almlie invited the Senior Choir
to the parsonage. After playing
parlor games and stunts, Mrs. Aim
lie served a delicious lunch which
was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. E. Z. Morrison served a light
luncheon to a group of friends Wed
nesday afternoon.
The Baptist Young Peoples Socie-
ty was entertained at the Baptist
Chapel Friday night. After a short
program lunch was served. They will
hold this meeting the fourth Friday
of the month hereafter.
Rev. Emerson and wife of McCabe
spent the week end in Westhy. Sun
day he conducted services at the
Baptist Chapel. He will be here the
second and fourth Sundays of the
month, and a hearty welcome is ex-
tended to the public.
Farmers are busy digging thafr
potatoes and taking in their garden
products. Some have plenty for the
winter and some have not enough.
The rain Sunday and Thursday
has delayed the threshing OF those
who have Late flax.
Alta johnson is helping her grand
mother at Alkabo while threshing l.
on.
Hunters from Glendive have brot
their wives along. While the men
hunt the ducks the wives make the
meals They have pitched their tents
at Goose Lake, south Of Westby.
Miss Lydia Norgaard left the
first of the week for Minot where
she entered the Trinity hospital for
training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Overgaard
returned from North Dakota first
of the week where he attended the
funeral of his fathers. Sympathy
goes out to the bereaved family.
A group of ladies were luncheon
guests at the home of Mrs. Olson on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson have moved
into the Anhalt residence and Mrs.
Hamilton into the Domineck place. |
Mrs. Gust Stubbe, Mrs. Hans Lar
son and Mrs. Hoist served at the
Ladies Aid Friday afternoon at the /
Lutheran church
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hass Of
Pleasant Valley spent Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rhei-
merit Stubbe.
Johnny Flaskerud of Peerless is
spending a few days with Westby
relatives and friends. Mrs. F1asker-
I'D and daughter Dolores have gone
to the Coast to spend the winter