Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-08-17
HOMESTEAD
Mrs. L.. A. Stout


Word has been received iron
Mrs. H. c. Knudtson, who has beef
in san Francisco. Cal. for the pas
six weeks that the operation per
formed on her eye 10 remove q ca
ieract Is very successful and shS II
recovering quickly and can SCI
anite well. even now. and she /:
taking some very fine sisht-seefns
trips and enjoying her visit witt
her two daughters Mrs. Babcock o
san Francisco. Calf. and Mrs,
Meredith. of Oakland. and with
other relatives and friends. The
mann friends at Homestead of Mrs
knudtson are very happy to hear
Of her speedy recovery and OF hei
sieht being restored again.
Gladys Olson left last week foI
brentwood where she i employed
atfhe county agents office there.
Dariyne Lee returned to her
home on the reservation after spen-
ling several weeks with her grand
mother here Mrs. 5. l.. Trdahl.
{. c. Gronlie made several trips
to Williston last week for combine
repairs.
Mrs. Tasa from Froid was a
Homestead visitor recently.
Mrs. Ella Stout and u G.. Stout
mother and brother of L. 4. stous
returned to their home near Sid
ney after 4 weeks visit ut the Stout
home.
Hardin Olson after spending a
short vacation with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Olson near Home
stead and with his brother Clarence
AT Sweet Grass. will return to New
Jersey Wednesday and take up his
duties there.
Mrs. L. A. Stout. Mrs. Guy Coz
per and Mrs. Ella Stout called at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tasa OF
Froid Friday.
Mrs. 4. ]. Olson was a Froid
visitor on Friday.
Large trucks OF fresh green reg
etahles from Glasgow have stopped
at OR town. supplying people with
the much needed garden truck. The
grasshoppers and dry weather have
taken nearly every garden in town.
The many friends OF Mrs. Hugo
Hasse are sorry to hear that her
condition is very low. She is at
Grenora. Wis. at the home of he1
sister, Mrs Walter. her husband
and small daughter Norma are at
her bedside
Mrs. Hasse has lived In our COM
munity for several years and is re-
spected and loved BY all who knew
her and her many friends deeply
regret her condition Is so low
Mr.. LIKE il still preaching at the
Homestead Lutheran church taking
the place OF Rev. Tollefson who Is
away on his vacation. Mr.. Lyke Is
also conducting parochiaI school at
Froid and announced last Sunday
that the Bible school children will
present a program at the Froid
Lutheran church next Sunday night
and that closes the parochial school
at Froid-
Several days ago Mrs. Robert Ty
Ter returned to her home In Wis
consin after spending several weeks
with hr children and old friends In
his community.
Mrs. Jerry Stanek and her two
Doris and Betty Lou len
for Minneapolis where Dor
Is will take up nurses training. Mrs.
Stanek and Betty Lou will go on to
Wisconsin and visit relatives and
friends here for a while before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Hide Patterson left to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Tom Bars
ness who very recently died In
Canada. She will be remembered as
Ida P~aulson, neice OF Mrs. Hans
Skillingberg OF this place.
A large number.-of people from
attended the show at
Medicine Lake Sunday night.
Though the heat u intense r.
seems to be very good weather for
harvesting and the grain liz coming
to town quie steadily. The grade il
very good and the yield per acre
on an average promises about is
bushels which Is much better than
was really expected by most OF the
farmers.
Mrs. Harold Johnson. Mrs. COL
ne Knudtson and Evelyn and Mrs.
Il. g. Haase and baby o RoIIin
motored to Plentywood last Fri
day.
Mr. Patterson, Doris Stanek and
Mildred ~Skillingberg were Plenty
visitors last week.
Evangelist A. Knudtson held
services at the Nazareen church Oh
Monday of this week.