Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-06-22

| leakage of the heart. She will Il,
: forced to remain in confinement fo
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Madsen an,
. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Madsen q
! Archer and their mother left by eal
Sunday morning for a visit with re
~latives al Richfield, Mimi. They nj
so plan to visit the Worlds Fair n
Chicago.
w. Sehlosser. former resident d
Westhy. 10 of Oakland. Calf. wa.
in Plentywood this week calling OF
old friends and attending TO basin-
ess interests. Mr.. Schlosser was pro.
prietor of a cafe in Westby -
years ago.
Cecil Marsh returned last week
from Chicago. where he had visited
n week at the Worlds Fair. Cecil
left three weeks ago when he drove
Mrs. John Peterson and family to
Sheridan, III. He accompanied Kay
Lang of Antelope home.
Martin Christensen, Il pioneer far
mer on the bench southeast of rfen-
tywood. came in to renew his sub
seriHtien te the Herald Tuesday. Mr..
Christensen says his crop is looking
fine and he only hopes the good
weather and rising prices continue.
Niels Madsen returned home on
Monday evening from a trip 20 the
western part of the state where h.
had been checking up records in
the government land office and in
v~estigating land which Sheridan
county owns in some of the western
counties.
II. E. Cap Beglinger. former
immigration Inspector at RAYMOND
left Thursday morning for Noyes,
Mimi, where he is stationed He
WAS accompanied by Rodney STAN
baugh and Frank Gustafson. who
will remain with him until after
the 4th OF July.
Tuesday evening 60 veterans were
Of the three major wars were guests
Of the American Legion at Il stag
party ut the Legion hall. a short
business meeting was held after
which the remainder Of the evening
was spent playing cards. A lunch
was served after the games.
Henry Goodman went by car on
Sunday morning TO Billings to get
his FIRMLY. Mrs. Goodman has been
staying with her mother the past
several months until her death a few
week ago. Orbeck Hoyedy acconp-
panied him to resume work at the
Polytechnic school at Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Aspelund lerl
by car Saturday for Minneapolis
where they will visit Mrs. Aspelunds |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Beeklanu, |
formerly OF Dooley and Plentywood.
MIR. and Mrs. Beckland also plan to
visit the Worlds Fair. Donald Jelme- |
land accompanied them to Minnea-
polls where he will remain for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stadig and
family returned Tuesday to their
home at Esmond N. Oak, after sew
eral days visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Miller accompanied
them to Esmond where she will re-
main for a visit with her brothers
anl sisters. She will also attend the
golden jubilee at Devils Lake, which,
Is 70 be held next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Holt were In
last week visiting Mrs.
mother. Mrs. Ole Aspelund.
Mrs. Holt will be better remember
at the former Evelyn Brabec.
and Mrs. Holt have been visit !
ing relatives In Kentucky and visit
the Worlds Fair. Mrs. AspeIund
daughter Inez accompanied
them to their home at San Francis
where they will remain for an
Indefinite visit.
The Luther League convention for
section of Montana was held
saturday and Monday at Bainyille.
rev. q. M. Simundson, Agnes Stem
shjem and Mildred Erickson repre-
'ented the loacl Luther League. On
evening the Luther College
.horus OF DEBORAH presented a pro-
sAAld LII LnE IOim I'll IL tHnIHId. Int
was composed Of 40 young
men. This is their fourth annual
Jour and they are now making a
vest coast tour. Those from Plenty.
who attended were high In
heir praise for the way the chorus
endered their selections.
Miss Louise Terrence, Congre-
missionary Of Mt. Filinda,
shodesia, Africa was guest OF honor
t an outdoor tea at the VIM. Err
ekson home Tuesday afternoon. The
congregational Ladies Aid were the
lostesses. Miss Terrence has been
n Africa for 5 years. Her home ia
n Billings. Miss Terrence gave an
interesting lecture on her work and
howed slides OF Africa at the Con-
church in the evening.
state Supt. Of the Congregational
hurches, Rev. Rice of Billings, is
accompanying Miss Terrence on the
our. She will return to Africa In
year.