Plentywood herald., 1935-04-04
Special to the Herald


preciative crowd attended the annual
defamation contest given at the
Orpheum last Friday night. Eleven
contestants took part and the follow
ing awards were given: Kieth Miller,
Oratory; Victorine Helm, Dramatic;
Frances Timbrel, Humorous.
Selections by the senior orchestra,
girls glee club and the mixed elee
club were greatly enjoyed Dy the
audience
Miss Smith, Miss Loucks and Mr..
Dean Of ComertoYn faculty acted as
judges
Nictorine Helm and Keith Miller
will represent the Westby school AT
the Ambrose contest April u.
ADDITIONAL WESTBY NEWS
Mr. Gafney, chief custom inspector
of Scobey, was business caller IN
town Wednesday of last week.
The town election Monday was a
very quiet affair. Henry Jenson was
reelected Alderman in ward 2 and
ward l.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson OF Al
kabo were honored at a Farewell
party given them by the A. o. U. W.
Lodge, American Legion and the
Auxiliary at the Hall Wednesday
night of last week After an evening
of games, cards and dancing refresh
ments were served and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson were presented with purse.
They are leaving this week for Bis
marck for visit at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Hanson, after which they
will go to visit a son, Marvel, who is
located in Seattle, before they decide
on a new location. Mr.. Nelson was
formerly manager OF the Farmers
Elevator here and both he and Mrs
Nelson have taken an active interest
in Westby social and civic affairs.
Mrs. Walter Olson and Mrs. Peter
Nielsen were in PlentywOOd Sunday
to visit Howard Nelson who is a
patient at the Memorial hospital. He
underwent an operation for ruptured
appendix Friday of last week.
Lloyd Schultz left Wednesday
for Peerless where he has taken over
barber shop.
Twenty-eight young people were
guests at the VIM Stordahl home
last Tuesday night at a farewell par
ty for Lloyd Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Jenson were dinner
guests at the Hans Larson home on
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller enter
tanned Rev. and Mrs. Melby and Rev.
and Mrs. Almlie at dinner last Thurs
day evening
Cards have been received announc.
ing the birth of daughter verna
Joan, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Skovholt
at Wahpeton, N. Oak. Mrs. Skovholi
nee Celina Huss, was formerly a
member of the Westby school faculty
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lillithun o.
Charboneau, N. OAK, spent the weel
end at the home of Mrs. Llliithun's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Neston. The
Lillithun family are moving this
week to St Ignatius, Mont, wher,
they will operate dairy farm.
Rev. Laurence Bueide, formerly O
Westby, has accepted call at Car
pio, N. Oak.
Rev Fred Anderson of Scobey rsil
conduct Baptist services at the Mis-
sion Sunday, April 7 at II a. m. ant
p. m.
Confirmation services will be hell
at the Lutheran church on Palm Sun
day, April IA at 10 o'clock and com
munion service will be held in th'
afternoon. Twenty-four young boy
and girls will be confirmed at thL
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jensen, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Kittleson, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Vernon Kittleson and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thorvald Nelson were guests a
a turkey dinner at the Geo. Kittlesol
home Tuesday evening OF last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Onstad wer
Sunday guests at the c. N. ROsta'
home.
Hjelmar Moline of Cannon Falls
Mimi, arrived Friday for a visit a
the Aug. Hultgren and Otto Enge
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Weatherly er
tertained Mrs. Roy Weatherly an
Billy and Mr.. Adams at Sunday dir
ner.
Mr.. Adams of Great Falls is o
duty at the custom office during tn
absence Of r. Wcatherly.
Roy Weatherly, who entered tn
hospital at Rochester, Mimi, Las
week, underwent a MAJOR operate
Tuesday
Clyde Lovelace of Ada, Mimi, VI.
tied at the John Rohweder home owe
the week end Mr.. Lovelace is a br'
ther of Mrs. RohwedeI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Anhalt {
Candy, Mimi, arrived Wednesday
last week for an extended visit
the VIM. Anhalt home.
Rev. and Mrs. Emerson and Davi
of McCabe aud Mr.. Knutson Of Sc
hey were Sunday guests at the Ott
Enger home.
Mesdames Johnson, Berg and Ho
and Miss Myrtle Nelson were WILL
ton shoppers last Saturday. MI:
Carol Hoeck, who Is employed thel
accompanied them home for sho
visit at the Peter Bredevien home.
Cards have been received annOun
ing the birth of daughter. Betty j
to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibney Of Fla