Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-02-28
WESLEY WOMEN HONOR
MRS. OSCAR HELSETH
Special to the Herald

les gathered at the church parlOrs
here last Wednesday afternoon at a
farewell party given for Mrs. Oscar
Helseth. Mrs. Rostad and Mrs. AIM
lie had charge Of the arrangements.
The afternoon was spent in games
and contests.
Mrs. Rohweder presented Mrs.
Helseth with a token OF remem-
brance from her friends. A stump
tuous "pot-luck" lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Helseth left Sunday
for New Deal, where they will make
their future home. The Helseth fam
lily has lived In Westby the past IL
years and before that time home
steaded northwest OF here.
Miss Alice Helseth was honored
last Wednesday evening with a
farewell party at the Helseth home.
Some 30 girls attended. On Friday
evening Wallace Helseth was given
a farewell party by his classmates.
OF the seventh grade. Alice receiv-
ed a dresser set and Wallace a pen
and pencil set as a gift OF remem
brance from their friends.
ADDITIONAL WESLEY NEWS
MI. and Mrs. Henry Jensen and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Ditmarson were
business callers at WulistOn last
Wednesday. They brought back the
company truck, which had been re-
painted at Williston.
Seven tables OF whist played be-
tween the ladies Of the east and west
side, at the A. o. U. w. hall last
Tuesday, ended in a tie-271 points
for each side. After the contest a
"pot-luck" lunch was served.
The Westby whist players played
the Colgan men at Colgan Tuesday
night. Westby won by a margin OF
81 points.
American Legion members and
wives and the Auxiliary members
and husbands were entertained at
the A. o. U. w. hall last Thursday
night by Mrs. Christ Hoist and Mrs.
Roy Weatherly. After the regular
meeting. a program on American
ization" was given. Refreshments
were served in the lodge dining
room where the tables were gaily
decorated in red, white and blue and
small flags.
Mrs. B. Schultz was pleasantly sur
prised by a large crowd OF relatives
and friends, who gathered at the
Home cafe last Thursday night to
help her celebrate her birthday.
The George Washington" pro-
gram given by the primary room was
greatly enjoyed by a large crowd OF
rYtnyk~~r LORI Er{Iou n hforr~rOn
Marfys Melvin won the George
Washington Essay" contest in the
third grade and received an Ever
sharp pencil for a prize.
Luther Hultgren made a business
trip to Surry, N. d., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kittleson were
guests at the Henry Jensen home
last Monday.
Dennis Ellingsen Of Milwaukee, ar
rived last Wednesday for a visit
with relatives. He also visited his
brother Alvin, who is a patient at
the Noonan hospital.
John Christofferson went to Plen-
tywood last Thursday to visit his
son Andrew, who has been a patient
at the hospital since last November.
Andrew Is slowly improving and Is
now able to be up for a short time
each day.
Luther Hultgren has been busy In
stalhng a new engine In the "refrig-
Grating plant" at the Westby Meat
Market the past week.
Miss Edith Helseth will stay at
the Rev. Almlie home until the end
OF the school year.
T.l- nj Il SOD nf Urhao1nr QrrtV-
ed last Friday with his truck and
took a load Of household goods TO
New Deal for the Helseth family
Mesdames Hoel, Rostad and John
son will entertain the aid at the
church parlors Friday, Mar. l.
The Luther League will have a
basket social at the church parlors
Friday, Mar. 8.
Regular services on Sunday, Mar
8, at 1880 p. m. !.
Mrs. Morris Bergh entertained at
a birthday party In compliment to
her mother, Mrs. L. Anderson last
Tuesday afternoon.
Paul Hultgren left Monday for
Manly, Iowa, where he will dispose
of five carloads OF horses at public
auction. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stordal moved
into the Helseth residence last Mon
day.
Messrs. Friesleben, Niblack, Hoist,
Palmer Jensen and Irving Olson
drove to ~plentywood last Friday az
ternoon and attended the tourna-
ment. They returned home late Sat
urday night. !.
Mesdames Miller, Rohweder n
Nelson were hostesses to the w. H.
D. club at the Miller home Tuesday
afternoon.