Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-04-14
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Mrs. Charles Johnson, Correspondent


Mrs. Charles Johnson, Correspondent
Art belong of Alkabo was l
WesJby visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nereson at
tended services at Pleasant Valley
Sunday.
Mr. Erickson and Mr.. Strand Of
Comertown attended the Luther
League program last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bredvien ane
Mrs. Ed Ferguson and son AUBREY
motored to Noonan Sunday to see Ed
Ferguson. He is convalescing nicely
at this writing.
Mrs. Alfred Overgaard is still con
fined to her bed with the flu.
Mrs. G. George is out and around
again after two months of illness.
Mrs. Henry Skeels has been ap-
pointed a trustee on the school board
at the election which took place Sat
urday April End. She fills NeIs Mel
sons place as he did not want to
qualify. This is the first time a Wo-
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here.
Mrs. Larsen of Radcliffe is spend
ing a few weeks with her mother
Mrs. Ole Hellum during her convaI-
escing from her recent operation. We
are glad to hear she is improving.
Dave Leininger and wife Of Rad
cliffe called ON Westby friends Fri
day.
Elmer Frnend of DanvilIe called on
city relatives Friday
Gust Fosseberg Of Skermo called
on his sister Mrs. Paul Hultgren the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lee OF the
southwest country shopped in West
by Friday.
The Overland choir gave a musical
program at the Pleasant Valley
church Friday night
Miss Myrtle Nereson will repre-
sent the Westby high school at the
Ambrose Defamation contest Friday
April 8.
Franc Murray Of plentywood at
tended to business affairs in Westby
this week.
Lloyd and Alice Helseth are back
to school after a couple of weeks i'll
ness with the flu.
The senior play is being rehearsed
at the school house this month.
Orville Nelson expects to leave
next week fer Santiago, California
to enlist in the navy. We hope he
viii enjoy whatever he takes up.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Ham
son Tusday night, April 9Th a baby
girl.
Miss Clara Christofferson left last
week for Minot to enter the State
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Haas, Charles
johnson of Pleasant Valley were
Westby shoppers Wednesday night.
Gust Stuhbe and Ed Haas were
trustees in the Pleasant Val
ly district.
Rev. and Mrs. Lodal of Crosby
held services at the PentecostaI mis-
sion Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming.
George Onstad returned the first
of the week from Santa Anna, Calf
ornia to look after his farming inter
ests.
Mr.. Fellows of PIentywood was q
business visitor in our city this
week
r. G. Fishbeck was assessing in
our city this week.
Miss Mildred Spoklie has resumed
her studies at high school again this
week after being confined to her bed
the past two months. Her many
are glad to have her back
She Is valedict0rian Of her class this
year.
George Bolster Of Plentywood was
business caller In Westby the first
ef the week
Mr.. AMI Mrs. John Shoal and fam
lily left by car last week for a visit
with relatives in Michigan
Several cars of young folks mo
tored to Fortuna Saturday night TO
AXE in the dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bredevein and
laughter Avis motored to Crosby on
Saturday.
Miss Edna Eaton of Dooley is
spending a few days visiting friends
N Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Stubbe and
Lillian were supper guests at the
.ha1es Johnson home Saturday ev-
Mrs. Charles johnson and son Bur
'on were dinner guests Sunday at the