Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-24
WESLEY
ID. Miller

The American Legion Auxiliar,
met AT the A. o. L. w. Hall Thurs
uay nlght of last week. The annua
election of officers was held at THU
time, Mr.. Art Bergh was erectee
president, Mrs. Oscar Christianson
vice president; Mrs. FriesIeben. sec
rotary and Mrs. Rostad
Auxiliary members will sell pap
pies on Saturday. May 70. National
Poppy Day and proceeds will be
used for Veteran relief work.
Glenn Morrison left Wednesday
OF last week for Idaho, where he will
make an extended visit at the home
OF his sister. Mrs. Lester.
4 large crowd attended the Dooley
Westby baseball game last Sunday
afternoon. The Dooley team proved
10 be the best players.
The Junior-Senior class play, The
Old Fashioned Rose" will be given
at the Orpheum on Thursday and
Friday nights, May "a and %.
Messrs. Walter Olson, A. NJ. Dit
marson, Harry MCGEE and Ed Spok.
lie drove to Wolf Poinls last Friday
10 attend a meeting called TO consider
q VAIL AtlctI AdlfOu uiOItli IOT
Sheridan county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller returned
home from Minnesota last Thursday
evening. Mr.. Miller's mother accom-
panied them back and will remain
until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. anton holtine and
family Arthur and Leonard Hultgren,
Doris and Mildred Swanson and Mrs.
J. johnson of Midale, Canada and
Edith Parson of Torquay. Canada
spent the week end in Westby visit
ing relatives. On Sunday all the rel
a%tives, thirty eight in number. gath
cred at the Elmer Hultgren home for
a picnic dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. NeIs Nelson. Myrtle |
and Mr.. Sannerud were dinner guests |
1t the Oscar Christianson home south
If town last Sunday.
Mrs. Anderson, Elf and A1vina
irove to Dane Valley Saturday TO
visit at the Alfred Anderson home.
Fhey returned home on Monday.
Mr.. Henry Laugen drove to Minot
N Sunday and bought home Mrs.
Langen who has been a patient at
Hospital the past five weeks. !
Mrs. S. L. Almlie entertained al
yroup of little folks at a party on
Monday afternoon in honor of John
4aurenees first birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Vandemark
bills out advertising an auction
ale to be held at their residence on
Nay rs when they VIII dispose Of
heir household goods. They are
planning on moving to Glasgow in
he near future to make their home.
Elmer Hultgrens have a Buick Sc
Ian which he drove home from Min
leapolis last week.
Mrs. Louise Finn and son Junior
Who has been in Minneapolis the
,ast year arrived in Westby last
and are back at the
lone Cafe.
Mrs. Lloyd Kittelson was pleasant
= surprised last Saturday afternoon
rhen friends and n~eighbors helped
ler celebrate her birthday.
Lloyd Kittleson has been busy the
,ast week repairing the teIephone
ines, many OF which were badly
amaged during the big wind storm.
Ba~ccalaureate services will be held
t the Lutheran church Sunday even
lg May 27 at s o'clock.
Commencement exercises will be
ED at the Orpheum on Friday even
ne June1. Judge Paul will d~elfver
address.
The JuniorlSenior banquet was
cid at the church parlors Friday
The Juniors under the super
lsion of Mr.. Martinson had trans
)rmed the room into an old fashion
! flower garden. A three course din
er was prepared by Mesdames Nj.
erg, M. Nereson, and Ole Helm and
aryed by six Sophomore boys and
lrls. Norman Helm acted as toast
aster, followed by toasts by Freda
eterson, Eddie MacCalIister and
rof. Friesleben. Covers were laid
II thifty-two. The entire faculty, Mrs.
riesleben and Alpha HELM were
tests. After the banquet the entire
'oWd attended the new Westby
Ieatre.