Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-09-29
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Mrs. Charles johnson, Correspondent
Mrs. Carl Herim and Mrs Chas-
Johnson assisted with the cooking
for the threshers at the R. Stubbe
farm the first Of he week >
Mrs. George Peel and son Leonard
are visiting at the home OF Mrs
peers daughter, Mrs. Colburn Gron-
void of Comertown-
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Herim and daur
ghters and Mr.. and Mrs Art bryon
were Crosby shoppers Saturday
Mrs. Carl Herim and Mrs Tony
Weller and family spent Wednesday
at Comertown with Mr. and MIS-
coIburn Grnnvuld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Stageberg visit
cd at the Carl Herim home of Plea
SAINT Valley, Monday night also MI
and Mrs. Chas johnson and Rheinerf
Stuhbe.
Ed Hass. who has been on the sick
list this fall with =inflammatoF5
rheumatism and lumbago, Is lmprov-
ing at this writing
Myron Taylor of McE1roy called
at the Chas. Johnson home We'd
Miss Thresa Anderson has re-
turned to her home after helping
this fall at the Bonnie Anderson
home.
Mrs. Lena Miller of Ambrose N.
OAK, spent a few days 1T the home
of Mrs. Peter Ellingson.
Rheinert Stubbe and chas- John
son of Pleasant Valley spent the
week end in town with their fAmi-
lies
Mrs r. Stubbe, Mrs. e. f. Nor
rison Weston Rohweder, Mrs Henry
.Ienson attended the coffee luncheon
Mt the home of Mrs Peter Nelson OF
Alkabo, N. Oak. AL came home
having had a fine feed and an en-
joyable time
family Of Alexandria, Minnesota At
rived in our city Wednesday TO look
after their farming interests
Walter Ovengaard left Saturday
for Minot. N. OAK, to attend State
Teachers College.
Mrs. Maurice Bergh and MIS-
Oscar Helseth were guests IT the
Peter Nelson home of Alkabo-
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred HELM were
county seat visitors Saturday. also
taking in the fair. sz=-zz.
Peter Solberg, Halbert Nereson
and their families of Lone Tree af-
tended the fair at P1entywood. Sat
nrday-
Oscar Olson and family of McEl-
row precinct attended the far Af
plentywood, Saturday.
Mrs. John Phelan and son Francs
Of CoaIridge precinct were Mestpy
callers Saturday !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Dominick end
family were county seat shoppers
Saturday
Thresa Anderson Of Pleasant sal-
lev was q PIentywood caller Sarur-
day.
Ed. Ferguson and family attended
the baseball game and county 1aif
at Plentywood, Friday.
A few neighbors spent THURSDAY
night visiting James Randall OF Plea
SAINT Valley t~eacherage-
Herbert. son Of Mr. and Ms Ben
nv Anderson OF Pleasant Valley, l.
home from the Grenora hospital u
il as well as can be expected
Little Norma Nelson OF F1axtou,
N. Oak. spent a few days in West
hv with her cousin, Helen Iverson,
this week
Rudolph Steinberg Of the south
country has been with his sister.
Mrs. lydia Mukin of Crosby, who
recently lost her husband Westby
friends extend their deepest sym
pathy to the bereaved family
Mr.. and Mrs. Skeels and Vincent
Johnson motored to Fentywood. Fir
day to attend the fair and asenA
game
Wednesday night a farewell party
was given in honor of Marjorie En-
ger and Hulda Haugen, who left this
week for Havre, where they will NJ
tend the University Mr. and ME
Anton Nelson accompanied them by
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson. Mil
dred, Burton and niece Gertrude at
tended the fair and business matters
at Plentywood, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rasmussen
have rented the farm recently v
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter An
derson of Pleasant Valley. They vii
move over to the farm tn the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hellum OF Plea.
SAM Valley have rented the Nils
Miller farm for next year so the
children will have it closer to th.
school. Mr.. HeIum will also farm
his own place next year.
"Red" Royerson and Edna Pee
nnoun their engagement Thu
wedding will take place some tim
in October. 4
Mrs. Della Emo, Mrs. Edwin Mel
son, daughter Norma, and Mr..
Arthur Emo left Monday for thei
home Mt Faxton, NJ. Oak, xfte
spending q few days with relative
and friends. Mrs. Emo OWNS
farm across the line, which 0scs
Roysom is farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Listoe OF Dan
vile called on their son Roy m
daughter Mrs. George Carlson Sa'