The Herald-news., June 28, 1951, Page Page Six, Image 6

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley,
and two daughters, of St. Paul,
are spending two weeks, at the
home of Mrs. Bradley’s parents Mr.
and Mrs. Rasmus Halverson.
Many farm families from South
Rtver attended the meeting for the
Farmers Union Lumber Co. in Wolf
Point Saturday at the F. U. Hall.
All were happy to see their good
neighbor, and cooperator, O. B.
■Horseford go back on the Board.
Mrs. Clarence Dillon spent a few
days in Wolf Point recently.
A large crowd of friends attended
the wedding of Miss Marjory Merri
man, at the Wolf Point Presbyterian
Church on Sunday afternoon. They
also enjoyed the fine wedding ban
quet held in the Merriman home
That evening. Marjory is one of the
young ladies of our community, of
whom we are very proud. Wc unite
in wishing this couple every suc
cess, and much happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley and
daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Ras
mus Halversons and Mr. and Mrs.
L O. Jorgenson spent Sunday even
ing at the Russell Harmon home in
Wolf Point.
The Horsefords’. Harmons, Hal
versons’ and Bob Bradley fished
at Fort Peck, last week.
Pauline Radke returned on Tues
day from the Williston hospital,
where she recently underwent a
major operation.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Penners the Bob Bradley fam
ily and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs.
Rasmus Halversons enjoyed six
o’clock dinner on Tuesday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lauridson j
and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sdhwarz- I
rock left Sunday morning for
Seattle to visit relatives and friends |
and also plan to attend the annual
convention of the Lutheran Free
Church.
A meeting of the Anderson Local
of the Farmers Union was held at
the Anderson School Saturday
evening, June 9th. Mrs. Jean Nich
olson gave a report of the North
eastern Health Council meeting
held recently in Poplar. Glen
Swank reported on the progress
on Section H of the R. E. A.
A skirt was presented by mem
bers of the local and also an amus
ing stunt was given by Danny
Nickolson —“The Lost Sheep.’’
Among those from town attending
the silver wedding anniversary
celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Reinlasoder of Poplar on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hett
man, Elmo Johnson and Robert
Anderson.
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