Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-31
wStby Whist Party
Is Well Attended
Special to the Herald

WESLEY, Jan. 31.-The whist par
ty given by the A o. U. w. lodge
members at the hall last Friday
Stageberg, Mrs. Edwin Helseth, Mrs.
Finn and Myrtle Nelson tied for
high score, Myrtle Nelson receiving
the prize. Morris Bergh received
high score for the men, while Mr..
Melvin and Mrs. Morris Bergh re-
ceived the prizes for low cores
ADDITIONAL WESLEY NEWS
Mrs. Donovan went to Ambrose on
| Wednesday OF last week to visit her
Vol Donald, who is a patient at the
Ambrose hospital. They returned
home Thursday evening.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Anderson at the
Ambrose hospital Thursday, Jan. 25.
Ruth Norgaard spent the weekend
at the John Freund home south OF
town.
Mrs. Hamilton was taken to Am
brose, N. D., last Saturday, where
she entered the hospital for medical
care.
Due to blocked roads the basket
ball game with Fortuna last Friday
night vas cancelled. On Saturday
night the Westby basketball team
played at Alkabo, losing to the Al
kabo team by a OF Is to 10.
Stanley Jensen, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Chris Jensen of Coalrfdge Is re-
ported seriously Ill with pleurisy at
the Glasgow hospital. Stanley has
been working at Fort Peck for sever
al months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans 0. Hanson en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Friesleben,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rostad and LlOyo,
grandma Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Olesen and Alton at Sunday dinner.
Marion Simonsen and Vernon And
erson Of Sidney, visited at the Soren
Simonsen home last Friday. On
their return to Sidney, they took a
lood OF machinery to Fairview for
Soren Simonsen. Mr.. and Mrs. SIM
onsen and family are moving to Fair
view next month.
Carl Peterson son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
p. C. Petersen, returned home last
week from Fort Peck to assist VIII
ham with the work ON the farm.
Dinner guests at the Henry Jen-
| sen home last Sunday night were,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Kittleson, Mr.
Morris johnson and Mr.. and Mrs
Carl johnson and family.
A. 0. Stageberg who has been
quite i'll for some time Is slowly i'm
proving. Grandpa Stageberg cele
brated his 18th birthday last Sun
day.
Thorvald Nelson returned last
Friday from Minot N. D., where he
had been called to testify concerning
the Victor Nelson sale held in the
fall of 1888.
Messrs. Fred Helm, Elmer Bodine
and Ed Ferguson were business call
ers at Plentywood last Saturday.
Messrs. Victor and Henry Nelson
Of Sidney, were business callers II
Westby the first part of the week.
Alvin Ellingson, who has beer
very Ill, went to Noonan, last Satur
DAY IOT me0lcal care.
Aug. Hultgren, Luther Hultgrer
and Mrs. H. copeland left Saturda.
for Midale, Sask., to attend the fun
eral OF Mrs. Andrew Hultgren OF
Sunday. Mrs. A. Hultgren, motheI
of Mrs. copeland and August HUT
gren a so years old at the time o
her death.
Rev. and Mrs. A1mlie, who have
been conducting parochial school a
Lone Tree the past two weeks, ar
rived home last Saturday via tn,
800 Line"
Mr.. and Mrs. Niblack were sup
per guests at the Peter Miller HON,
Monday night.
The H. d. Club was entertained b,
Mrs. Peter Nelson and Mrs. Chas
Meyers at the Weston home Tuesday
afternoon.
Rev. Melby made a business triI
to Crosby Wednesday of last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Almlie and JohI
Wer3 g1lDDar g1,eHtq af tho Ultima rqOr