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POPLAR CLUB
IS HOST AT
BANQUET
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES AID
SERVES 100 PERSONS AT
ANNUAL MOTHER - DAUGH
TER PARTY.
The Poplar Women's Club mem
bers were hostesses at their an
nual Mother-Daughter Banquet at
the Presbyterian Church, Poplar,
on Wednesday, February 6, with
about 100 persons enjoying the
banquet served by the Presbyter
ian Ladies Aid. The dining room
was very festive with valentine
decorations and appointments at
the tables.,
Mrs. Peder* Moe, Women’s
Club president, presided as
toastmistress and started the
evening off with a welcome
to the daughters as guests.
The response was given in
the form of a toast to the
mothers by Patsy Richards.
The program offered during the
course of the banquet consisted of
the following numbers: Accordion
solo by Mrs. Clarence Hanson;
vocal solo by Mrs. Jeffries, ac
companied by Mrs. Mitchell at
the piano; a selection of humor
ous readings given by Miss Eng
let of the high school faculty, one
being a musical reading, accom
panied by Caryl Helmer at the
piano. The hearty applause was
indicative of the appreciation of
the program.
At the conclusion of the dinner,
door prize numbers were given,
with the prize for the daughters
going to Peggy Lawson, and that
for the mothers to Mrs. Larry
Manley. The prizes were valentine
boxes of candy. Mrs. Glenn Zim
merman led the group singing,
with Mrs. Mitchell at the piano.
Many popular songs were sung,
and a great deal of fun was shar
ed in the singing of rounds.
The evening ended with a con
test among the daughters in a
peanut race, the contestants carry
ing peanuts on the back of their
hands to the opposite side of the
room. The winning side in the
very close contest was treated,
with all contestants winning the
peanuts.
Poplar American
Legion Post To
Sponsor Ball Team
The American Legion Post No.
55, Poplar, held a regular meet
ing at the Legion hall last Mon
day evening, February 10. At this
meeting the organization went on
record to sponsor the Junior Am
erican Legion baseball team and
to purchase new baseball suits
for the club.
Included in the evening’s busi
ness also was the approval of
the purchase of three dozen fold
ing chairs, discussion of plans for
a new furnace for the Legion
hall. A report was made, indicat
ing that a survey had been com
pleted relative to new sidewalks
for the city.
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Solicitors For
Church Fund Meet
At Lutheran Church
A meeting of the solicitors for
the pipe organ and building fund
of the First Lutheran church was
held last Wednesday evening in
the church parlors. The following
were present at the meeting: Vin
cent Nedrud, Oliver Wagnild, Carl
Moe, J. H. Herting Oscar Monson,
Mrs. Harold Isachsen, Harold
Isachsen, Milton Sethre, Einar
Traeholt, Robert Penner, A. J.
Tsachsen, W. Clarence Hanson, I.
O. Jorgenson, O. L. Stenslie, Paul
Nygaard, Einar Lund, Clarence
Lee, Harry Nedrud, Al Appelgren,
R. A. Normann, Paul Johnson,
Mrs. Percy Peterson and Mrs. Ida
Sethre. Others serving as solici
tors will be Hans Anderson, Rob
ert Beery Edward Bach and Al
bert Lee.
The solicitation is already un
derway and it Is hoped that It
can be finished as soon as pos
sible. O. L. Stenslie was appoint
ed financial secretary for the pipe
organ and building fund.
MALTA MAN
WILL APPEAR
FOR AIRLINE
Carl Veseth, Malta resident, will
appear at a civil aeronautics board
hearing in Washington, Friday,
February 14, when the board will
consider the application of the
Great Northern Airlines for sched
uled service through the north
west, along the "Hl-Llne" of
Montana.
Paul J. Campbell, secretary of
the Northern Air Route Develop
ment association, announced the
selection of Mr. Veseth. Other
cities to be represented at the
hearing are Great Falls, Havre,
Cut Bank and Minot, North Da
kota.
The Seattle Chamber of Com
merce will Intervene in the case
in support of the Great Northern
application. It was pointed out in
a public statement by the Seattle
organization that the proposed
route is the only one in the north
west that parallels a trans-conti
nental railway that is not now
served by an airline.
Bob Rusche to go
to Fort Harrison
for Convalescence
Bob Rusche, Wolf Point veteran
who was seriously injured in a
car accident at Thanksgiving time,
is being moved Sunday from the
Deaconess hospital in Glasgow,
where he has been since the acci
dent, to the Veterans Hospital at
Fort Harrison for two months
convalescent treatment. The past
week he has been about the hos
pital in a wheel chair and is in
fine spirits and shows every indi
cation of complete recovery.
Mrs. A. D. Forsness visited her
son at Glasgow Wednesday and
was highly encouraged at his
progress.
Mrs. Roy Porsborg, R. N., form
erly of Wolf Point, will accom
pany him to Fort Harrison.
Brownie Scouts
Hold Valentine
Party Monday
The Brownie scout troop, under
the leadership of Mrs. Don John
son and Mrs. Milton Sethre, held
a valentine’s day party with their
mothers and the troop committee
as their guests, on Monday after
noon in the old gym.
President Joan Green presided
at the short business meeting after
which a program was held. The
Brownies gave their Brownie Girl
Scout promise and sang songs.
Valentines were exchanged and
the girls gave their mothers val
entines that they had made. The
girls and their mothers played
games and sang taps, ending the
party. 5
Lenten Services
To Be Held at
Lutheran Church
Lenten Services will be held at
the First Lutheran Church every
Wednesday evening at 8:15 p.m.
beginning Ash Wednesday, Feb
ruary 19. The Sermons will be
based on the "Seven 141st Words
of Christ."
Everyone Is cordially invited to
attend.
ATTENDING PASTORAL
MEETING IN GREAT FALLS
Rev. R. A. Normann left Mon
day morning to attend the Pas
toral Conference of Rocky Moun
tain District of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church at Great Falls.
The meeting will be held Tues
day and Wednesday and will have
as its principle speaker Dr. J. P.
Milton of the Luther Theological'
Seminary of St. Paul, Minn.
The state board of equalization,
prior to Issuing a slot machine
license, may go behind the certi
ficate of Incorporation to determ
ine whether the organization re
questing the license qualifies un
der the law, Attorney General R.
V". Bottomley has ruled.
T i *) I* 71515 THE HERALD-NEWS — WoU Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Social and Personal Items
Rosemary Kemp
Wed to Miles City
Man February 1
Rosemary Doris Kemp, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kemp,
of Wolf Point, and Walter Albert
Moreno, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert J. Moreno, were married at
Billings, February 1, 1947.
The bride attended the Univer
sity of Montana at Missoula and
was a member of the Delta Delta
Delta sorority. She graduated from
the Institute of Medical Technol
ogy In Minneapolis, Minnesota, in
March 1945. Since May 1, 1945,
she has been employed as labora
tory technician at the Holy Rosary
hospital at Miles City.
The groom attended the Univer
sity of Montana at Missoula and
was a member of the Phi Sigma
Kappa fraternity. Mr. Moreno
served with the Army Air Force
during World War 11.
They will make their home in
Miles City where Mr. Moreno is
in business.
Sr. Women’s Club
Holds Party; Plan
For Convention
A party was held Monday, Feb
ruary 10, at the high school bar
racks building in connection with
the regular meeting of the Wolf
Point Senior Women’s Club.
Mrs. C. L. Arrivee reported on
plans for the convention to be
held in Wolf Point in June. Mrs.
Wayne Gillette and Mrs. Milton
Sethre gave a report on Girl Scout
activities and parties that were
held. Roll call was answered by
original valentine verses.
The barracks was cleverly deco
rated in a valentine motif and a
valentine lunch was served. Mrs.
E. Bostow, Mrs. Steve Nason,
Mrs. E. B. Styer and Mrs. Einar
Lund were on the hostess com
mittee.
Ramona Anderson
And Dale Sleezer
Wed Saturday
Rev. R. A. Normann officiated
at a wedding ceremony for Dale
DeForest Sleezer, Wolf Point, and
Ramona Mae Anderson, Wolf
Point, on February 8, at 2:00 in
the afternoon at the First Luth
eran church in Wolf Point.
The bride wore a black suit with
fuschia accessories and carried a
bouquet of chrysanthemums. The
couple were attended by Mr. and
Mrs. I. O. Jorgenson.
They will reside in Wolf Point.
PARTY GIVEN FOR
WILBUR EGGEBRECHT AT
BILLINGS LAST WEEK
A birthday party was given for
Wilbur Eggebrecht by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Eggebrecht,
at their home in Billings last
week. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Cook, Ervin Schutt and
his two daughters, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Eggebrecht. *
DINNER PARTY HELD
SUNDAY AFTERNOON FOR
MRS. W. I. BURNISON
The Wolf Point Widows' Club
was entertained at the home of
Lowell Burnlson In honor of Mrs.
W. I. Burnlson Sunday afternoon.
Clever place cards were used, and
the ladles enjoyed the afternoon.
HOLGER JOHNSON
HONORED SUNDAY
Friends gathered at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Holger Johnson
Sunday to honor Mr. Johnson on
his birthday. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Olive Thornberg. Mrs. Agnes
Krumm, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Johnson and Donna.
D. W. PRICES’ ENTERTAIN
AT DINNER THURSDAY
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Price were
hosts at a dinner party given last
Thursday night. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. William Mathlason, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Jacobson/ Mrs.
Bill Hoversland, Mrs. Ida Sethre
and Elaine and T-orralne Gess.
MRS. ARNE STENNES
HOSTESS AT PARTY
Mrs. Arne Stennes entertained at
a dinner party last Thursday eve
ning. After the dinner they ad
journed to the home of Mrs. Don
ald Stennes and honored her with
a pink and blue shower.
DINNER PARTY AT
HENRY REDDIKOPP'S
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Tjon. Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Nygaard, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Neutgens and Mr. and
Mrs. Stacey Eckert were guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Redekopp on Wednesday evening.
DINNER BRIDGE AT
J. C. MOSES HOME
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Moses are
entertaining at a bridge dinner
this (Thursday) evening at their
home In Wolf Point for a group
of friends.
WMF WILL MEET FEB. 13
The WMF will meet Thursday,
February IS, In the basement of
the Trinity Lutheran church.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Clarence
Lee. Mrs. Ed Slctvold. Mrs. Mar
tin Anderson and Mrs. Joe Cam
rud.
GLENN ENGHUSEN
ENGAGED TO NORTH
DAKOTA GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Werner of
Plaza, North Dakota, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Alice, to Glenn D. Enghusen son
of Mr. and Mrs. Christ W. Eng
husen of Sidney, Montana.
Mr. Enghusen attended the Pop
lar high school and until recently
had made his home with his par
ents, who were residents of Jthe
Biem community, north of Brock
ton.
Music Groups Enjoy
Formal Party at the
Barracks Saturday
The various music groups of the
Wolf Point high school enjoyed a
formal party last Saturday eve
ning at the high school recreation
barracks. The entire faculty were
invited as well as all participants
in the music department and their
escorts.
The room was cleverly decorat
ed in the valentine theme and
the lunch served late in the eve
ning carried out the same idea.
Dancing and games and a gen
eral good time was reported by
those in attendance. Mr. Elmer
Bostow and Miss Betty Lee John
son, instructors, served as chap
erones.
VALENTINE SOCIAL IS
HIGHLIGHT OF GIRL
SCOUT MEETING
The Girl Scouts had a Valen
tine’s Day party last Monday night
and exchanged valentines, played
games and presented their Girl
Scout exercises. About forty people
were present. Mrs. E. Ford Slaght,
Mrs. W. C. Hanson and Mrs. El
len Hensrud, the Girl Scout com
mittee, were special guests at the
party.
MRS. LLOYD SHUMWAY
GUEST OF HONOR AT
SHOWER SUNDAY
Mrs. T. M. Rothe and Mrs.
Richard Shrader were hostesses at
a wedding shower on Sunday,
February 9, for Mrs. Lloyd Shum
way, nee June Rada. The shower
was held at the James Rada home.
Mrs. Shumway received many
lovely and useful gifts.
BETTY BAUGE HOSTESS
AT DINNER PARTY
A dinner party was held Satur
day evening, February 1, at the
home of Betty Bauge for twelve
friends.
Guests were Lucille Taliferro,
Elston Alberts, Albert Loendorf,
Bill, Eunice, Edward, Inez and
Vernon Ahrens, and Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Sethre.
CATHOLIC ALTAR SOCIETY
HOLDS PUBLC CARD
PARTY AT PARISH HALL
A public card party was held
Wednesday evening at the Parish
Hall in Wolf Point. The party was
sponsored by the Catholic Altar
Society.
LOGAN-SCHAUTEN WEDDING
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5
Kenneth M. Logan and Ilean
V. Schauten, both of Minot, N. D.,
were married at the First Luth
eran church last Wednesday, Feb.
5 by Rev. R. A. Normann. Wit
nesses were Mrs. Paul Nygaard
and Mrs. Albert Lee.
MRS. HENSRUD HOLDS PARTY
IN HONOR OF MRS. SLAGHT
Mrs. Ellen Hensrud was hostess
at a party Friday night honoring
Mrs. E. Ford Slaght on her birth
day. Guests were the high school
teachers. Mrs. Slaght was pre
sented with a pin-up lamp.
VALENTINE DINNER AT
EMMA ANDERSON HOME
Mrs. Emma Anderson is enter
taining the Harold Anderson fam
ily this (Thursday) evening at a
valentine turkey dinner.
MRS. BOSTOW HAS PARTY
Mrs. Elmer Bostow had as her
guests on her birthday last week,
Mrs. Glen Brown, Mrs. Parker
Eldridge. Mrs. A. H. Cropp, Mrs.
Lily Slaght, Mrs. Karsten Har
stad and Mrs. E. Ford Slaght.
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LDR Group Meets
Thursday at the
Marquardt Home
The Senior Lutheran Daughters
of the Reformation met at the
home of Mrs. Fred Marquardt on
Thursday February 6, with Varian
Grayson and Eunice Kjono serv
ing as hostesses. Mrs. R. A. Nor
mann acted as meeting chairman.
• The following officers were in
stalled: President, Marian Freder
ickson; vice-president, Eunice
Kjono; secretary, Lila K. Rae, and
treasurer, Doreen Huso. The vice
president will also act as program
chairman at future meetings.
Due to the severe weather, at
tendance at the meeting was poor
and most of the business matters
were postponed until the next
meeting, to be held Tuesday, Feb
ruary 18, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Nedrud, with Marian
Frederickson and Doreen Huso,
hostesses.
VFW Auxiliary
Holds Regular
Meeting Feb. 10
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
V.F.W. met in regular session on
Monday evening, February 10.
After the business meeting a
lunch was served by Erna Arndt,
Belva Foster and Helen NeufeldL
The remainder of the evening
was spent playing whist and
pinochle. Prizes went to Lydia
Ahrens and Phoebe Johnstson.
The Auxiliary members and
husbands were extended an invi
tation to be the guests of the
Legion Auxiliary Post for a social
meeting on February 24, starting
at 7:30. This is also the third an r
niversary for the Auxiliary.
MRS. BRUGGEMAN HONORED
BY BIRTHDAY CLUB
Mrs. L. F. Bruggeman ^was
guest of honor at the Birthday
Club pary held Wednesday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. W. C.
Johnson. Bridge was played and
gifts were presented to Mrs. Brug
geman, who shares honors on
February 12th with Abe Lincoln.
MAHLUMS’ GATHER FOR
LUTEFISK DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mahlum, Can
by, Minnesota, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Mahlum and family, Lloyd Mah
lum, Kalispell, Mr. and Mrs. Ro
dell Mahlum and family and Pete
.'.ALMANAC'.'
mnuAHY
Lincoln's Birthday.
13—Budapest falls to Rus
sians, 1945.
Q St Valentine's Day.
15—Singapore surrenders,
16—Tripoli pirates capture
USS Philadelphia, 1804.
7 17—Suez canal opened, 1867.
► 18—Federate enter Charles
ton, U7<u
DASINGER
TAILORS
“Where Cleaning la an Art"
Paulson were lutefisk . dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Sanford Mahlum, Wolf Point,
last Monday evening. Last Sunday
night, the relatives gathered at
the Rodell Mahlum home.
Poplar Home Benefit
Club Will Meet at
Dolezilek Home
The next regular meeting of the
Poplar Home Benefit ' club will
be held at the home of Mrs. Peter
Dolezilek on Wednesday, Febru
ary 19, at 2 o’clock in the after
noon. Mrs. Bertha Goedert will
act as assistant hostess.
Members of the club will be
asked to respond to roll call with
a "Helpful Household Hint” The
program includes a talk by Mrs.
Glenn I>a)ihrop on "Gardening.”
BROCKTON
8 8 8
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Mattson and son visited Mrs.
Josephine Angell in Poplar Tues
day evening.
Oliver Lien and Elof Larson
motored to Helena Wednesday.
Brockton Warriors were victor
ious again when they played
Fairview here Friday. The score
was 37-48.
Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Dahlberg
returned home Saturday after vis
iting relatives in Ruthton, Minn.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Schultz was destroyed by fire
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nygard and
Ruth Johnson attended the show
in Culbertson Sunday evening.
Marriage Licenses
Kenneth Marshall Logan, 34,
Williston, N. Dak., and Ilean Ver
lie Schouten, 29, Minot N. Dak.,
on February 5.
Dale DeForest Sleezer, 23, Wolf
Point, and Ramona Mae Anderson,
17, Wolf Point, on February 8
fFrom where I sitZ/ Joe Marsh/1
That Ring
Around the Bathtub
Jeb Crowell blew his top the
other day. Seems that for weeks
he’s been trying to get his young
sters to scrub out the bathtub after
using it And this night he sees
two rings around it—one where
young Sonny left off, and another
about Pinky’s level.
He raves and rants—and takes
it out on the missus for her lack
of discipline. And later that eve
ning he sees her quietly polishing
the hardwood table that’s right
by his chair. She’s removing the
rings he’s left there with his eve
ning glass of beer!
Automotive Service
JUST ARRIVED
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NEW MOTORS
FOR
IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION
—Will Fit—
’Js to ’42 Plymouths and Dodges
’37 to ’42 DeSotos and Chryslers
All % and 2-ton Dodge Trucks
Also Co-op Tractors
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CONDITION!
CAMRUD MOTORS
Thursday, February 13, 1947.
BAINVILLE
8 8 -g
Mrs. Robert D. Owens left for
California on Wednesday, where
she will spend the remainder of
the winter.
Jerry Amsler and George Pana
suk assumed the status of cow
hands ot the "old days," by trail
ing a bunch of horses to Williston
through the blizzard last week.
Clifford Hobby left Sunday
night for Fort Harrison where he
will enter the hospital for treat
ment.
Robert Torgerson had to spend
a few days in the hospital in
Williston last week because of a
serious case of sore throat.
M. A. Berwick and C. A. Four
nier took the Bainville Bulldogs
on a basketball trip last week.
They played in Richey, Nashua,
Hinsdale and Frazer. Mr. Brunett
accompanied the boys because Mr.
Torgerson was ill. They visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ring in Hinsdale.
Due to the extremely bad
weather there was no school on
Thursday or Friday.
Miss Clara Olson went to South
Dakota for a visit.
Leslie Urbatsch has returned to
his home here after being gone
for a few months.
Mrs. Rose Tunnison and Mrs.
Albert Nelson and children were
Sunday dinner guests at the C. A.
Fournier home.
Orvln Torgerson drove the sen*
lor classs to Williston on Wednes
day where they had their gradua
tion pictures taken.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the Civic Center on Mon
day evening.
Mrs. C. L. Brunett and children
went to Whitetail for a few days
visit
Mrs. Bertha Simard Lowe died
at the Home Hotel on Monday
morning, February 10, after a pro*
longed illness. The funeral is set
for Friday afternoon at the Civlo
Center.
Peter Eagle and Jim Archdale
from Poplar attended to business
matters in Wolf Point on Mon
day.
From now on, Jeb’s careful ta
put his glass down on the table
cover—like the missus does. And
I hear he’s a little more forgiving
about rings around the bathtub.
Just keeps on patiently reminding.
From where I sit, there are little
annoyances in every family—con
flicting habits and opinions in
every community. A little patience
—a little more "forgive and let
live” is the only antidote.