Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-03-03
WESLEY
MRS. Charles Johnson, Correspondent

Saturday afternoon.
Martin Carlson and Cam Hamm,
of the southwest country called {
city folks and stopped Tuesday.
Herman Anderson of Danville pr,
cinct attended to business in Westb
Tuesday.
Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mr.
Nds Danielson, Mr.. and Mrs. Seine
Espelund, Miss Lundeen and Mauric
Stouten were entertained at cards q
the home of Ed Iverson of Pleasan
Valley.
Last Tuesday afternoon the Westb
HI club met at the home of Mrs
Henry Skeels owing TO bad roads gu
county demonstration, Mrs. Ada KIM
was not able to be present.
Mr.. kleis refereed the basketball
game at Dooley last Friday night re.
turning back to Westby Saturday.
Miss Marion johnson spent the
week end with friends at Comertown
Richard and Francis Iverson spen,
the week end in Pleasant Valley
Matt Leininger from Fortuna was
a Nestby caller Friday.
y. Nelson and O. Hellum of Plea
SAINT Valley attended to business
matters in Westby Friday.
Mrs. Peter Helm and children of
Comertovn are spending a few days
with Mrs. Ole Helm.
Rev. Hemingson of Danville called
on Westby friends Friday.
Cards are out announcing the birth
Of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Rueben Rice
Of near C~oalridge. Rueben is well
known in Westby. He was a former
high school student.
Cards ale out announcing the birth
Of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Downey Of F~essenden, N. Oak. Mr..
powney was a former depot agent Of
McElroy.
DR.. Weeks of Grenora was called
to the home Of Mrs. Overgaard in
Westby Tuesday to see Mildred Spo-
klie who has been On the sick list.
Mrs. Henry Skeels is up and around
again after a seige OF the flu
Last Monday Mr.. Campbell and
Hub Witzberger motored Mr.. Dop-
van to PlentyWood to consult the
doctors. He was sent to the hospital
at Helena for treatment.
Nels Nelson Of Pleasant Valley at
tended to business affairs in Westby
Peter Fellroth is spending a few
days With his mother out on the farm
this week.
Dave Leininger of Radcliffe called
on Nestby friends also taking in the
tournament on Tuesday.
B. Larsen, Martin Paulson and John
Borg were among the whist PLAYERS
Who played at the tournament at
Nestby from Crosby last Tuesday
light. Crosby won by eleven points.
After the games were over, refresh
nents We're served by the wives of
he Westby playes. !,
Miss Alice Rice arrived from Chi
ago last Monday. Miss Rice has BEEN
sttending college there this winter /
nd her friends are glad to see her
,ack. !
Mrs. August Hultgren was taken ],
uddenly Ill Tuesday night and at
his writing she is slightly improved. {
Mrs. Carl Herim entertained q
lumber Of friends owe Thursday af- /
srnoon in honor of Testers birthday {
anniversary. ]
4 few ladies called on Mrs. C. l. {
george Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. t
is still confined to her bed )
IS convalescing slowly.
Dr. Hall Of Plentywood passed thru
estby Saturday by airplane he be- h
lg called to the Carl Nereson home 4
, see his son Herman who is still
onflned to his bed with rheumatism. n
Rev. Annie motored to the Peter I
farm the first of the week to
e Mrs. Solberg who is still confin- 4
TO her bed with rheumatism. T
Mrs. August Hultgren is confined
her bed with chronic appendicitis.
he IS under the care of DR.. Weeks.
Joe Johnson of Elkhorn shopped in
II city Wednesday.
Lloyd Schultz ana Mildred johnson r
e both out Of school this week with r
attack of flu. .
Anton Nelson was able to walk
'wn town Wednesday afternoon af- Il
II several months of illness with
alta fever. His friends hope 10 see D
m back to. his work in a few days. &
The little son Of Herbert Wertz-
'rger IS reported to be very sick. IL
e hope his case is not serious. b;
The Mission Circle was entertained
the Baptist Chapel last Thursday d.
.ternoon. 1t being an ideal day q
rye crowd attended. Mrs. Skeels CO
"a Mrs. Vandermarck served. q.
Miss Ragna Dualgaard spent tho
end at her parental home near L
'alndge returning back to Westby h
lnday night. N
Miss Marjorie Enper ia nrnr. r;ry