Plentywood herald., 1935-08-01

WBSTBY, Aug. 1.-The Westb.
circuit of the lutheran Free Churcl
held its annual young peoples con
vention at Westby on Sunday, Jul,
2S. Mrs. M. "A. Peterson, mis-
sionary from India was the mail
speaker, and gave some very inter
esting talks. Rev. Nysteun OF Zahl
N. D., and Rev. Hanson OF Medi
cine Lake also helped with the ser
vices.
MORE WESLEY NEWS
John Sather drove to Peerless las
Sunday to look after his farming In
terests.
NE and Mrs. G.. f. Friesleber
made a trip 10 Minot last Monday.
MS. Enger entertained a group oi
ladies at her home last Thursday af
ternoon. Miss Helen Hultgren ol
Minneapolis was the guest Of honor
Mrs. Chas. Meyers and Mrs. o.
Neston entertained the G. i. e. al
the Neston home on Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Anholt and
family returned home last Friday
from camping trip at Kalispell and
Yellowstone Park.
Miss Freda Peterson spent the
weekend at her home near Coal
ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Johnson and
family of Wdldrose, N. D., spent the
weekend at the John Sather home.
Miss Sylvia Johnson remained for a
longer visit at the Sather home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Weller of St.
Cloud, Mimi, visited with Westby
relatives last week.
Mrs. John Rice spent several days
last week at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Morse, nee Alice Rice, and
family at Great Falls.
John Och of st. Cloud, Mimi, Is
visiting Westby friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson were
Grenora visitors last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Stageberg OF
Fort Peck. arrived on Monday for a
weeks visit with relatives at West
by. They also attended special
Pentecostal services at ComertOwn
ON Monday.
Mrs. Roy Listoe is medical pa
tient at the Ambrose hospital.
Mesdames Henry Jenson and Pet
er Miller attended the Food Pres
ervation Demonstration" held at
Plentywood last Tuesday. They
were chosen as delegates to repres-
eit the C.. /. G.. at Westhy
Russell Jenson returned to his
home at Medicine Lake last Sunday
after three weeks vacation spent
with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Friesleben
returned home last Tuesday from
Missoua, where Mr.. Friesleben at
tended summer school. Miss Mild
red Spokhe, who is a student at the
State University. returned home
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olson, Irwin
and Eta, returned home Thursday
of last week from a three weeks
trip spent in the western part of the
state.
About sixty Wesuby people attend
ed Sports Day. at Ratcliffe, Sask.,
Wednesday of last week. In the
baseball tournament Fortuna won
first, Bromhead second, and Westby
third.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hultgren en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs Aug. Hult-
gren, Ruby and Helen at dinner last
Friday.
Larry Larson, Carl Christopher
son, Marjorie Enger and Hulda
Haugen, left last Friday for weeks
visit at Havre.
Anton Nelson and Luther Hult-
gren made a business trip to Minot
last Friday bringing back 3 bind
ers for the Westby Implement Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lillithun and
family of st. Ignatius, visited at the
Oscar Neston home last Sunday.
The Lillithun family are moving to
Bainville, where Mr.. Lillithun will
run an elevator
Vincent Johnson of Fort Peck ar
rived home last week and is working
for Ted Nordhagen.
Many Westby families picnicked
at Brush Lake last Sunday. The
ball game between Montana and
North Dakota was called after two
innings were played due to stormy
weather.
Regular church services on Sun
day, Aug. at 10 a. m. The lad