The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-03

Havre, where she is a student a
Northern Montana college. Othe
guests at the Lindgren home OF
Thanksgiving day were Mr.. anC
Mrs. George Lindgren of Circle.
Pvt. Walter Aitken has spent {
furlough in Glasgow visiting hi.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ait
kin, and friends. He came from
Camp Brownsville, Texas.
Resner Blikken of Opheim was in
Glasgow Tuesday on his way to st.
Paul to attend a meeting of the
directors of the Farmers Union
Grain Terminal association.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.. Peters, former
Glasgow residents, are leaving chi
cago and will be located at Mem
phis, Tenn. Mr.. Peters vas a teacn-
er in Glasgow high school.
MI. and Mrs. John Rasmussen
and family left last Wednesday for
Tacoma, Wash, to live. Mr.. Ras-
mussen has been employed for the
past seven years at Fort Peck.
Bobby Jensen, who makes his
home in Glasgow with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Benson, left last wednesday
for Havre to spend Thanksgiving
with his aunt, Mrs. Orris Sloulin.
MI. and Mrs. Harold Ebersole and
o George arrived Saturday from
Washington, D. c., and will spend
a months vacation visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Ebersole.
Mrs. John Shepherd returned Fri
day from Blackstone, va, where
she went to visit her husband who
is stationed there with the army.
She stopped for a short visit in
Chicago enroute.
Miss Jean FaSsett, who is taking
a nurses training course at Column
bus hospital in Great Falls. came
home for Thanksgiving and was
taken i'll here. She will remain at
east a week longer than planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Purkett of
jlendive are visiting at the Mark
5ayrs and Paul Purkett homes in
Glasgow this week. Mrs. Eayrs and
ION Ralph drove to Glendive last
week and PurkettS returned with
hem.
Mrs. j. A. Holland returned Tues
lay night from Havre where she
listed relatives. She left Glasgow !
and her sister, Miss Mar {
'aret Donohue of Havre. accompan- j
ed her on a trip from Havre to ]
treat Falls. Is
Mrs. Howard Rist of Washington. {
}. C., the former Mymona Allie, left
asst week after spending ten days \
lsiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n
Allie at Thoeny, and her uncle S
nd aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /
Hey, in Glasgow. F
Mrs. Clarence Peterson and baby d
IN Wayne, who were visiting her n
Mrs. Nora Mumford, left f
riday for San Francisco to icin O
II. Peterson, who will be located q
lere for a time. He is playing Ii
18th Henry Buses band. CT
Leroy Heinrickson of K~alispell p
nd MI. and Mrs. Carl Kostman of a
ut Bank spent the Thanksgiving s
eek end visiting their brother-in- W
W and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Krist
of Nashua, and also visited o.
rs. Fred Luckey in Glasgow. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sargent and
n Gerry of Havre, who spent
thanksgiving at the home of her
Irents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. J.. Hagen.
ID to attend the wedding of her
'ter, Miss Jessie Hagen, to Dallas
NTH, returned Thursday to Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Martin and II
RS. Harry Vagg of Saco were in lie
Monday. They were re- Ia
rning from Glendive, where they tu
d taken Miss Betty Martin and III
Iss Barbara Martin, who are ola
aching at WibauX and had spent
thanksgiving at home. so
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Potts re- an
med this week from Rapid CITY. wi
d., where they have been living. II
:. Potts has been transferred to to
erto Rico, where he will be em-
'yed on a government construc- to
n project. She will make her ed
me in Glasgow while he is there. ret
Arthur Burrus, who has
here on %furlough visiting his "
'ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Burrus. v
Monday for Portland. He is now
the air corps, though he was pre-
usly in the marines. He was &C
npanied by his sister Getty, who
been employed in the Fair
re, and expects to be employed =
Portland. A.
II. and Mrs. John Myers of ;s
sgow left Tuesday for their for ico
home at Mountjoy, Penn. cor
re Mrs. Myers will live with in