The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-06-16
GENEVTEVE

Bill Arndt took to Hinsdale one
group of girls that were on their way
to the girls camp at Glasgow, and
Nels Hatton took the others from this
community.
"Rudy" Hamry left Monday with his
little daughter, Martha, for Kindred,
N. Dak., and from there Mr.. Hamry
will 60 to Minneapolis on business for
the Equity Elevator company. Mr..
Hamry will leave his little daughter
with his mother, Martha Otis, at Kin
bred.
A basket social was held at the
Frazer schoolhouse, where a good sum
was raised for the mothers camp and
boys camp. This. community is taking
more and more interest in the Farm
Bureau extension work. The women
of the community have organized a
women's- club with Mrs. j. F. futile,
president; Mrs. Frank Seeley, vice
president, and Mrs. Rutherford, Sec
rotary and treasurer. The club met
Wednesday when the constitution and
bylaws were adopted. The women
spent their time making dress forms.
Future plans will be given from time
to time.
Mr.. Standfield and Alec Fladland
drove to the country north of Malta
recently, as they have been enthusiast
tic owe the matter of locating in that
vicinity. They had a number of mis-
haps during the trip, and although
the country still looks good Mr.. Flad-
land may decide to remain for a long
er term on the Walter Frazier place
where he has been with his family
since Mr.. Frazier went into politics.
Robert Arndt was chosen to go to
the boys camp at Havre. The second
name drawn was that of Leonard
Lindbloom. This will be a wonderful
experience for either boy.
Fourty-four was the number drawn
and the holder thereof should call for
the quilt that was ratified off at the
Genevieve hall last week. It is still
in the possession Of the members of
the G. c. c. awaiting it's rightful
owner.
Mrs. Arndt spent Sunday with Mrs.
Mary Hikok, who has been in the. west
all winter.
Miss Nora johnson and brother,
Lawrence, visited Mrs. Brennard on
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Ward went to Hinsdale
for an extended visit.
Loren, the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. "Rudy" Hamry, is getting along
nicely after twisting his arm very
badly a week ago.
Miss Ethel Robinson of the Hins-
dale Mercantile, and Miss Schultz
have been visiting Miss Robinson's sis
ter, Mrs. Schiller, of Genevieve, Mon
day night an %impromptu dance was
given for the young ladies at the new
hall.
Mrs. T. T. Hatton is expecting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Melin, Of Ender-
lin, N. OAK, for a visit.
Mrs. Ova Knutson is entertaining
a large house party from Mason City.
The party consists Of a sister, neice
and five children.
Prof. Peterson, of Dixon, Mont,
with his wife and children, have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
johnson. Mr.. Peterson went to Nash
ia Friday where he expects to look
for a house to move his family before
school opens in the fall. Mr.. Peterson
will have charge of the school at Nash
ua. Mrs. Peterson is a sister of AL
bert Johnson.
Clyde Feeback took Jack Neuman
to Hinsdale Friday for DR.. Cockerell
to make an examination of a bad case
of blood poisoning that Mr.. Neuman
is suffering from.
The grand opening of the new hall
at Genevieve will be held Saturday
night, when the doors will be thrown
open for a big dance. The Saco or
chestra will be in charge of the pro-
gram and nothing has been forgotten
to give everyone a good time All
roads will lead to the new hall to-
morrow night.
The popular mail carrier, Walter
Whiting, of the Hinsdale- Thoeny route
has at last decided that single bles-
sedness is not what it seemed. He