Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
Special to the Herald

The Danish Brotherhood Hall at
Dagmar was the scene of an unusual
entertainment Saturday evening, Nov.
is. On that night amateurs from An
telope, Reserve, and Dagmar gath
cred to try their skill in rivaling Ma
joI Bowes. Jorgen Jensen opened the
show by announcing the acts of the
evening. First the town OF Reserve
gave a complete radio broadcast fea-
turing Anker Jensen as announcer
and Eric Lyngaas as a cowboy singer.
Then Arnold Boe's Dagmar orchestra
gave a concert. Third the Antelope
Musical Five sang School Day Sweet
hearts. Fourth Sven Larsen and Mi
10 Stoen from Antelope presented a
hunting skit. Fifth Lila L%indquist of
Antelope gave a tap dance. Sixth, the
quartet from Antelope sang when
I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget Me-"
Seventh, Leah Kramer gave a read
ing entitled 'tBetsy at the Baseball
Came" Last but not least Art Chris
Jensen tap danced while Christian
JOhansen sang negro songs.
After tabulation OF votes, it was
found that the Dagmar group pre-
scented the best program. Leah Ra-
mer won the girls individual prize
and Ole Doe received the prize for
gathering the most votes.
After the program Mr.. and Mrs.
Aage Christensen played for a dance.
MORE NORTH DAGMAR NEWS
A large group of relatives and
friends helped James johnson cele-
brate his birthday at his home on
"Wednesday.
Dora Conradsen returned home on
Saturday after having been employed
at Sidney for several months.
Mrs. Albert Jacobsen and children
returned to their home in Homestead
on Thursday after spending several
days at the james Johnson home.
A basketball game between two
student teams of the Dagmar high
school was held at the meeting house
on Friday evening. A dance followed
the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson at
tended the card party at the Antel-
ope high school on Friday evening.
ofisld IhltlldiuSoI vi HtlltCioPt
spent the weekend visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Petersen.
Mrs. Chris Sampson came home on
Saturday after spending the past
week at the Nels Sampson home in
Reserve in care OF Mrs. Sampson who
has been in Ill health for a long time.
Lois Olsen OF Antelope was a
week end visitor Of Helen Johnson.
Elisabeth Nielsen returned to her
home on Sunday after having been
employed at the Benson home for the
past month.
MN. and Mrs. Chris Jensen who
have been visiting in the community
for several days returned to Wolf
Point on Thursday where the former
Is employed.
The Dagmar Young Peoples Soci-
ETY. met in the church basement on
Sunday afternoon. The president,
Christian Johansen. appointed the
Christmas Tree committee of Erode
Jensen. Elmer Olson, Carl Sundsted,
\ Nels Miller, Helga Larsen and Rag
hid Jensen. A new president, Irving
A~ndreasen, and a lew treasurer, Al
vim Madsen, were elected to fill the
positions to be vacated by Christian
Johansen and Carl Laursen, respec-
lively, who are leaving for Des
4 Moines, Iowa. The next meeting will
be held on Sunday afternoon, Dec. Is.
More young people are urged to at
tend.
Rev. and Mrs .Marius Larsen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sundsted made
a trip to F1axton, N. d., on Sunday
where Rev. larsen delivered a SER
mon.
Church services were conducted at
the Racine Valley school on Sunday
with Ejnar Duus officiating.