Plentywood herald., 1934-02-15
WESLEY
ID. Miller

A large number of men turned
out for the rabbit drive" spon
sored by the A. O. u. w. lodge las
Sunday. About three hundred rab
bits were killed. Proceeds of fhi,
drive viii go TO the lodge.
Miss Mildred Lien came home
from Minneapolis last week and /.
helping care for Alpha Hle4m a,
the NOonan hospital.
Mrs. Ole Ness entertained 4
group OF ladies at quilting be<
last Thursday afternoon.
The Vesper service given by the
L. d. r. last Sunday was enjoyed
by large and appreciative audi
ence. Proceeds from the supper
served after the service amounted
to $3.50.
A baby daughter arrived at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Roy LIstoe
on Monday. Feb. II.
Mrs. Anton Nelson was pleasant
ly surprised last Saturday after
noon. when friends and neighbors
gathered at her home TO celebrate
her birthday
The American Legion and Aux
iliary held a joint meeting at the
A O. W hall on Thursday
night. February s. A program
honoring the birthdays of Lincoln
= and Washington was enjoyed by
those present. After the meeting
adjourned. a dainty lunch was
served at the Home Cafe by Mrs.
Schultz.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Miller enter
tanned the Rice and Oyergaard fam
lilies at Sunday dinner.
Word from Miss Helen Hultgren
states she has accepted position
as assistant supervisor at Mounds 8
Park Sanitarum in Minneapolis.
Helen is graduate nurse OF Md
way hospital in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Fred Campbell entertained
her Sunday school class At 1 Valen-
tine party ON Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Sand was an Ouf1Ook and
Plentywood visitor the first part OF
the week.
Luther Hultgren and Roy Stage
berg were in Ambrose last week to-
look over their fire-fighting ap-
paratus with q view OF installing al
similar system here.
Luther League services ON Sun
day evening. Feb Is. at T.30|
O'Clock.
Mrs. P. C. Peterson was hostess
at carpet rag party It her home
last Tuesday afternoon.
The Court Of Honor x the West
by Boy Scouts troop met on Wed
nesday evening. Feb. 4. for the
purpose Of investiture n< Scouu
who were ready for Advancement
TO TenderfOOf rank. Neis Lien. |
Hamphen Nelson. Glenn Eunder |
son and Obert Metvedt were award |
ed the Tenderfoot Pin. All Scouts |
were present at this meeting. A
Court of Honor will be held each
month and parents OF Scouts are
meetings
The Boy Scouts met In q group
and listened TO the President II |
message last Saturday morning nj |
the Fred Campbell home. |
Primary gradesEAary Hudson.
teacher. Donna StageberE and Ev-
elyn Larson are on the honor roll. /
Those with perfect attendance are
Milo. Tavern. Lean. Evelyn. Lila,
Carol and Helen. The room en-
ioyed Valentine party on Wed
nesd4y afternoon. Evelyn and
Elaine are captains of the spelling
race
Third and fourth grades-Merma
Mason, teacher. Beatrice Meyers,
Burton Johnson, Avis Bredevein,
are on the honor roll Those on
the gold list for spelling are. 18th
grade, Avis and Cleo, and In the
third grade. Lester, Bernice, Bur
ton, Floyd. Elaine was chairman
OF the Lincoln program given ON
Monday A postoff1ce on VAIen-i
tines Day was big attraction
Fifth and sixth grades Cora
Wang, teacher. Marlowe Dftmar-
son. Ardeile Stagebeng. Pearl Ras-
mussen and Dan Miller are on the
Honor roll. Those with perfect It
tendance are Frances. Eleanor,
Charlotte, Dorothy. vona, Pearl.
Ardeile, Betty. Rosemary, Clifford,
Marlowe, Leslie. Russell. Roy. Du-
wayne, Alton, Billy. Milo and Allen.
The fifth grade studied Lind
bergh and made some interesting
reports this month.
The Art CLASSES have been doing
woodwork
Seventh and Eighth grades
Stephen NIblack, Esther Peterson,
Edith Heaseth and Raymond Bundt
are on the Honor Roll. Those with
perfect attendance ara Raymond,
Glenn. Edwin. Nels, Eugene. Jer-
ome, Herman, Richard, Myron.I
Keith and Lloyd.