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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-16

Placide Joubert vsedl do ko-
Garu a dial sc dovezti do ulice
Sanssaies.
Marchal prisel mu otevrfti a
uvedl jej do pokoje, kde Sc Wy
rab6ly faleSne losy.
Telegrafoval jste mi, abych
okamzite priSel," pravil Placi-
de. eide jsem =. co mi chce-
te?"
"Chci S vami sporadati pos
lednf 1cet, pax odevzdam YAM
klfce a uplachnu do Belgie."
"ze uplachnete!?" zvolal
Joubert. "Coz hrozf nam n6ja-
Ike nebezpecf?"
"Neved6l bych 49,"
"Nuze, proc?"
"Coz nevfte, re jest dnes pra-
We v tonic okamziku tab LOST
umelecko-prGmyslove loterie?"
"Dnes?" opakoval Joubert.
"Veru F. nevedel sem . neb
spfse zapomnel jsem ma to
mann tolik jinych vecf v hla-
We 49,"
"Jest konec . nemGzeme
,jiz mic d6lati Ia posledni
prodej LOST dostanete patnacte
tisic frankG. Zde jsou =. .Zde
mate tez klfce cd vsech mist
nostf 49,. Nezapomente zniciti
nanejvys podezTel6 nacin1, jez
Sc zde naleza a spalte tech ne
kolik tisfc losG, jez jest6 zby-
vajf -. Serie sedma nen1 skoro
jest6 ami nacata 49,"
"Budte bez starosti, spal1m
vse."
"Kdy?"
Ones vecer."
Gnu nezbyva mi mic, nez Sc s
vami rozlouciti a stisknouti van
vTele ruku -. Dnesnf noe stra.
vim jiz v Bruselu 49,"
Marchal odeSel. Jouber
uzavrel peclive byt jednfm x
klfcd, jez mu byl jeho spolu
vinn1k odevzdal.
Sci ulici Marigny ma Elysee
ska pole.
u 1stTednfho palace byl;
velka tlacenice.
Placide sc zastavil.
Naproti nemu byla budova
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-16
Prelozil KAREL KADNER

tGEewsecCssm
hradku, sede hejsek S damam
v loub1.
Jana Marie oZnamila mates
prichod lekare a tato podavals
mu vl1dne ruku.
Lekar shledal, re jest rukr
slepa zhava.
este snad nemocnou, drah5
madame? 80" tazal Sc.
"Nemocna nikoliv, toliko po-
nekud churava jest to jeste ma
sledek me nehody," odpovede-
la Pavlina.
"Nehody?" ptal Sc lekar.
cake nehody?"
"Byla bych Sc malem utopi-
Ia"
"Kdyby Sc nebyl dostavil O.
chrance, jehoz dobre nebe v
pravy cas- vyslalo, byla bych ny
nj v smutku," dOdala Klara
dojata. 49,.
"Jaka nepochopitelna neo-
patrnost mohla byti pf1cinou
tie nehody?"
"V tom to prave veil" zvo-
lal Leopold najapne. "Nikdo
tomu nerozuml."
Klara hovoTila dale: "Sta-
10 sc to v noel kdyz vas silna
bourka zahnala hned pc obede
cdtud S panem Joubertem .
Ia te bourky spadla matinka
do vody."
"Jak sc vsak stale, madame,
re jste vstala a vysla ven?" ia
zal Sc lekar slepe, jez odpo-
vedela:
"Nevfm ;. Nepamatuji Sc.
Snad mela jsem tezke shy -
"Tezke shy nebyly by vas
zbavily pameti -. Sla jste cas-
ne spat?"
"Ano drive nez obycejne
citila jsem TIL We vsech ddech,
byla jsem jak ztrnula =. Ne
mela jsme ami dosti silly. abych
Sc 1plne svlekla -"
"Tot zvlastni" zvolal le-
kaf.
"Zvlastn1? Proc"
"Prfznaky, jez mi lfcfte, jsou
tytez, jez mely Sc jeviti u slec-
ny Jany Marie pc uz1vanl sesti
kapek uspavaj1cfho napoje
Je-li pravda, mile dfte?"
ia nec1tila mic -. pranic,
pane doktore -"
"A spala jste i pres bour-
ku?"
"Nepokojne a prerusene, ale
spala jsem pfece."
Doktor Sc zamyslil.
Nahle Klara vykrikla.
"Vfte jeste, doktore," pravi-
la, "pan Joubert roztloukl svo-
il sklenici, chteje S vami tuka-
ti?"
"Zajiste, vim to-"
"Josefa ut1rala still a prostTe
la ubousek ma skvrnu."
"Ano, a pan Joubert poma,
haze il, nadzvedl ostatn1 pine
sklenice.
"Napadlo mne, re snad pan
Joubert nevolky zmenil skleni-
ce, postavuje je opet ma stdl >.
matka ma dostala snad sklenici
S mymi kapkami -. Tim Sc vee
vysvetluje."
Lekar sebou trhl a svrastil
cello.
"Vysvetluje Sc tim nepremo.
zitelny spanek," odvetil, "ni
koliv vsak jak mohla vase pan.
matka opustiti loze, pTejfti "a.
hradou jake namesfcnice a sva.
liti Sc do Marry"
"Rano nasty jsme 1trzek moo
nfho jejiho satu ma trnf u bre.
hu."
"Zvlastni prazvlastnf tt
vec!" mumlal doktor mezi zu.
by.
"Doktore," ptal Sc Leopold
%"nemohly kapky uvesti slecnl
de Rhode v namesfcnf naladu
o nfz jste Sc prave zminil?"
me, ne, tot nemozne! Kap
ky mali "a nasledek hlubok!
bezesny spanek, podobajicf 81
mdlobe."
"Pak =. pax byl to snad do
konce pokus zlocinu!" zvola
Leopold.
"Vyslovil jste moji myslenkl
pane" pravil lekar. eco Wy I
tom soudfte, slecno?"
"Nemohu veriti, re by to by
zlocin," odpovedela mlada div
ka.
"Proc ne?"
"Zlocin byl by bez1celnym
ma matka nema, nemuze NIT
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-16
Francouzsky napsal XAVIER DE MONTEPIN.


"Jak daTf Sc Madame de
Rhod6?"
"Jest Bohuzel cd sve melody
churava, pane" odpovedele
Josefa; "pfidate-li k tomu II.
tost jej1 mad donucenym snat-
KEN slecninym, snadno pocho-
pfte, re vede Sc il velmi spat-
me-"
"Ano, ano, rozumfm 49,
pravil Adrien Sc smutnym po-
vzdechem. "A coz slecna Kla-
ra . cht6l jsem rice slecna ia
ma Marie de Rhode?"
90 pane! Vite prece velmi
dobre, re vas miluje a re il ia
laska umoT1 -"
Adrien pritiskl ruku k busici
mu srdci 49,.
Josefa hovoTila dale:
"Jest to velmi smutne, pane,
kdyz must clovek hledeti ma
plac a 1trapy dvou uslechti-
lych bytostf jez jiz tolik vytr-
pely! Neni tn ami rady ami
pomoci -. Jedna obetuje Sc "a
druhou obetuji 81 vzajemne
sve ziti Je-li mlada dlvka
u sve matky, stavf Sc silnou -.
je-li vsak sama, place a VIOLA
Smrt 49,"
XXXIV.
"Uboha Klarar" septal bo-
lestne Adrien, ut1raje 81 uslze-
ne oci. Jake ~nestestf, re neni-
Ii j v1bec pomoci! -"
"Ba nenf pomoci, lee velkym
m~nozstvim pencil" pravila Jo-
sefa. "Kdo chtel by odvrati-
ii hrozny ten snatek, musil by
mfti aspon 100000 frankG!"
100000 frankG!" opakoval
Couvruer.. 20, kdybych do
stall tolik pen6z, kdybych mohl
ud6lati zlato re sv6 krve =. jak
rad ob6toval bych sve zitf i svo-
il krev! 80.
"Takove veci sc ma nestest1
neprodavaj1! -"
"a kdy ma byti ten proklety
snatek?"
ga tTi ned6le! 49,"
ga tri ned6le! 49," opako-
val Couvreur.
"Ano; pozejtrf Dude V leto-
hradku velka hostina pro dva-
Get osob vecer pax pOdep1-
Sc Sc svatebnf smlouva -"
eide tedy Dude Sc podepi-
sovati svatebnf smlouva? :"
"Ano, pane, v devet hodin. j..
Uboha sleena Jana Marie! 49,"
DoSli ma ostrov.
Josefa a Adrien Sc rozesli,
protoze bral Sc kazdy z Mich
jinym smerem cestou opa-
ko mlady mal1r neustale:
"Pet set tis1c frankd go. Pet
tis1c frankG!"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
OSWECO
By J. l. Long

Mrs. j. Lee Warren, Mrs. Lucy
Tyner and Miss Elizabeth Friesen
spent Wednesday at the Grin Mill
er ranch across the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Kim and child
rem returned from Tacoma, Wash,
Thursday.
Mrs. John Strachan of wolf Point
called here Friday.
Eight more granaries are being
set up by a crew of men under the
supervision Of A. A. Neubauer.
Mrs. Louis Dubbe left Friday for
Seattle to visit her sisters Miss
Winona McClammy and Mrs. Fred
Yandall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ennis of Miles
City visited here Monday. They for
merly resided in Oswego when MI.
Ennis was interested in the sheep
business.
Miss Barbara Kneifl. local teach
er, spent the week end at her home
in Hinsdale.
Bob Burns spent the week end
on the farm with his father, Ted
Berns. Bob stays at the j. M. Void
home in town to attend school.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
FRAZER
By Mira J. ". Chfos

The dance given by Elmer COT
field in the EliaSon hall Saturday
night was well attended. The wo-
men brought sandwiches, pickles
and coffee. Ben Anderscn'S orches-
ira played.
Donald Calfee was an owe night
visitor at Wayne Wright's home
southeast of town Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Holtberg, who has been
visiting relatives in Seattle all sum-
mer arrived Tuesday morning. Mrs.
r. Dahlman of Havre accompanied
her and spent a few days visiting.
Mrs. Ted Dahl and Deanna met
them at Glasgow.
Nm. and MIS-. Robert Hovey and
son Larry, who spent a month at
Tacoma, Wash, and other points,
came back Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Deegan moved
to Glasgow where Tom will be en-
plcyed Monday.
Ernie Clark went to Glasgow to
work Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Sheppard, Mr..
and Mrs. B. A. Hovey and Mrs. j..
W. Calfee enjoyed the smcrgasbord
at l4lC LdbAACA 4 4 IL INdo4lld
Sunday evening.
p. A. Koslowski and Mr.. and Mrs.
william Zerbe and son Ben left for
Canada Friday morning where the
latter will remain to attend school.
MI. KoSlowski will visit in Swift
Curren. Sask., for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peterson re-
turned home Sunday from southern
Minnesota, where they had been
called by the death of Mr. Peter
sons siSter-in-law.
NJ. A. Lien left Friday for a visit
at the home CT his daughter, Mrs.
Clifford Guam in Sioux Falls, S. D.
He will be accompanied home by
Mrs. Lien, who has been visiting
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brough
eft Friday morning for Portland
o visit their daughter, Mrs. Leslie
xampfer.
Some Of the Glasgow visitors Sat
friday were Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. OUR
ng, Mrs. K. Sweeting and daughter
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
WHATELY
b Lillian NJ. Jensen

Nh. and Mrs. George Demko and
family yer dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Davenport.
Word has been received by Hans
Jensen that Mrs. Hans Christian
sen passed away Sept. 25, at Ia
coma, Wash. Mr.. Christensen is a
cousin of Mr.. Jensen.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Bob Pittinger and
and family of Glasgow were We'd
nesday night visitors at the Will
lam Malunat home.
Clarice Rusher attended the NAL
Ia Glasgow football game Friday
night at Malta.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. McCleery. MI.
and Mrs. Ross Dorr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hall. Minnie Nay Gouge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hake and Mr..
and Mrs Hans Jensen attended the
Farmers Union meeting at Cherry
Greek Saturday night. Mrs. Nc
C1eery was elected vice president.
Mrs. Lon Dureli was a business
in Glasgow Saturday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Bill R%eimbursing
Flood Damage Is
Near Final Okay

A federal measure providing re-
endorsements of about $780, 900 to
Nashua residents whose homes were
damaged in a flood in March 1899,
has passed the house according to
word received by Thomas Dignan,
Glasgow attorney, from Rep. James
F. O'Connor.
An identical bill in the senate
has already. received approval. Mr..
Dignan said.
Final step in the bills approval
will be its signature by the pres
ident.
The damage resulted after an IN
dian reclamation service dam COL
lapsed on Porcupine creek north of
Nashua. sending a wall of water
down the Valley and flooding part
CT the town.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
over $4,000 Fish
Planted in Water
OF Fl. Peck Lake

More than $4,000 warm water fish
from the federal fish and wildIife
service hatchery in Miles Citv were
planted in Fort Peck lake FRIDAY
1t was reported by G.. A. BertscT'
secretary of the Valley Specimens
ASSOCIATION.
Included in the planting brought
here by truck e 5000 Dream. 10
900 bass and 400 catfish. From,
here the truck was taken to Nelson
reservoir in Phillips county to plant
5000 Dream and 1900 catfish.
Mr.. Bertsch assisted in planting
the fish in Fort Peck lake.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
COUNTY LINE

Elmer MAR of Wolf Point who
sells Fuller brushes, vas in this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sauskojus,
Anna, Ruth and Carl yer Glasgow
callers Friday. Anna left from Glas-
gov for Havre where she is going to
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenflaten
and daughter were Sunday visitors
at Mr.. and Mrs. John Coudea'S.
While digging potatoes Ruth
S~auskojus found a stock having
four big spuds each weighing 31A
pounds OF more.
Last weeks warn weather made
it possible for the farmers in this
community to finish combining and
threshing.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
LarSlan Resident
Since '16 Passes
At Farm Home

Funeral services for Penteley
(Pete) H~archenko, "a, Larslan far
mer for the past 26 years, were held
in the Holland chapel here at 1:3O
wednesday afternoon.
The Rev. Fl. F.. Widen of the
First Baptist church officiated.
Burial was in the Glasgow ceme-
Mr.. Harchenko died at his Lars
Ian home Sunday evening follow
ing a long illness with cancer. A
native Of Russia, he came to the
United States in 1910 and had farm
ed in the Larslan community since
1916.
Besides his widow. he is survived
by a son, Nick Harchenko OF Lars
Ian: five grandchildren and a bro
ther. who lives in Butte, N. D.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08

Dorothy and Annabel Castle, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Jackson and son Ray
and Mrs. Helen North and daugh-
ter Joy, Miss Betty Merger, Rita
Davis. Mrs. Nick Peters. Mrs. j.
w. Calfee and son Donald and
Joyce, Mrs. A. F. Peters and son
Dickie, Mrs. E. P. Brooks and MI.
and Mrs. L. E. Stratton.
Joe Otremba and niece Helen
were business callers in Glasgow
Friday. They are living at the Will
liam Brough place while Mr.. and
Mrs Brough are in Portland.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Farmers Union to
Sell Burned Tanks
To Highest Bidder

C. O. Johnson. manager of the
Farmers Union Oil company, an
nounced this week that, because of
many inquiries, tanks more or less
severely damaged in a recent fire,
will be sold ON bid. Complete de-
tails are carried in an advertise
ment in this issue. The company
is now in its new, permanent quar-
ters at First avenue north and
Fourth street, the super-Service
station formerly operated by Walt
er Fast.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
FOOD LIST

With fresh pears excluded, the
blue stamp foods scheduled for Oc-
tober are the same as those listed
for September, William A. Allan,
local stamp program representative
announced today. All blue stamp
foods r obtainable nationally by
participants in the food stamp pro-
gram wherever it is operating.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
THOENY
BY Ruby e. Stubor

Lee Jones drove to the William
Lee ranch Wednesday to help with
the threshing there.
A supper in honor CT Dan Thoeny
was put on at the j. M. Thoeny
home Sunday evening.
Allen Stuber took a load of wheat
to Opheim Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amestoy and Joan
were dinner guests at the Stuber
home Monday.
Mrs. Ralph Isaacson visited Mrs.
Stuber Wednesday.
Mrs. Hilda Hunter spent several
days in Hinsdale this week.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Fort Peck z SSf'1 cI 5}ss SH@s
Mrs. Vincent d. Sullivan, 75 MusseIshen - Telephone 22s-M, Fort Peck

we're Mrs. Leslie A. Brown, Mrs.
Thomas C. Horn and Mrs. H. j.
Roby. Mrs. Mark Kotkin was pre-
sent for dessert. The high score
prize was won by Mrs. Spencer Far
rington, with Mrs. Roby receiving
the second high score prize ana
Mrs. A. H. Buckley the low score
prize.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Teachers Organize Study Club

The teachers of the Fort Peck
school met last Monday evening at
the school to organize a study club.
The organization will meet weekly
to exchange ideas regarding the
practical application of the new
course of study for Montana
schools. The group also previewed
two education films from the state
film library to be used in the up
per grades.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
FOUR ARE

BOHEMIAN - Douglas Cabell and
Ed Farrell of Glasgow and Donald
Clark and Harold Kotkin of Fort
Peck, freshmen at Montana state
college, were pledged to Kappa
Sigma social fraternity at the close
of the freshman week activities.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Janet Stroman Celebrates Birthday

Janet Stroman celebrated her
eighth birthday last Friday after
school at a party given for her by
her mother, Mrs. Raymond E. Stro-
man. Nine guests were present and
the girls played games. One big
table was set for the birthday lunch
which included birthday cake and
ice cream. Janet received many
presents Each guest was presented
with a favor.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Nutrition Glass to Start

The Red Cross course in nutrition
will start next Tuesday at 1870 with
Mrs. w. c. Funk as instructor. The
classes will be held in the library
of the school house. All interested
members met last Tuesday to decide
on the time and days of the week.
The course will be held each Tues
day and Friday afternoon. Any per-
may do so at the opening class next
week. The course fee is 81 plus IS
cents for the text. ANY person in
terested in the canteen course which
will be conducted after the first of
the year must have the nutrition
course as a prerequisite.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Birthday Club at Mrs. Aus

Mrs. Harold A. Aus entertained
the Birthday club last wednesday
afternoon at her home. A dessert
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The birthday of Mrs. Erling Voldal
was celebrated. Mrs. Isle Langley
received the door prize. A new sec
rotary. Mrs. Don Bliven, was elect
ed. The afternoon was spent sew
ing.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Couples Club Meets

Couples Club Meets
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Blannin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent d Sullivan
entertained the Couples club Fri
day evening at the hotel clubrooms
with MI. and Mrs. Hugh Lovegren
AS guests. Three tables of bridge
were played with Mrs. W. c. Funk
winning the high women's prize
and Mrs. Lcvegren the low. James
v. House won the high score prize
for the men with v. D. Sullivan
winning the low. A late lunch was
served by the hostesSes.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Kenneth Graham Has Birthday

Kenneth Graham celebrated ms
ninth birthday at a luncheon given
for him last Thursday by his mo-
Their, Mrs. E. L. Graham. The lunch
con during the school noon hour
came as a surprise to Kenneth. Six
guests were present. Kenneth re-
ceived many gifts.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Program at School Interesting

A small group turned out Thurs
day evening for the program at the
school. Mrs. Henrietta Crockett, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Montana
tuberculosis ASSOCIATION presented
an instructive program of talking
motion pictures on Another Enemy
to Conquer" The film was a highly
interesting story of the Navajo
Indian tribe with an all Indian
cast.
During the afternoon two differ
ent shows were given fer school
children. The services shown ali
are financed by the sale of Christ
mas seals.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Attend Parish Meeting

MIS-. G. @. MURPHY anu MIS-
Carter v. johnson attended the st.
Raphael's parish meeting Sunday in
Glasgow. Mrs. Murphy represented
the Confraternity of Christian dec
trine and Mrs. johnson was a rep
r%esentative from the Altar society.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
luncheon at Souires

Luncheon guests Monday at the
home of Mrs. Isle R. Squires were
Mrs. r. L. Irle and Mrs. C. f. Ca
bell of Glasgow and Mrs. w. C..
Funk. The women attended the
Community guild meeting.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Sewing Club Meets

Mrs. w. A. Erickson entertained
her sewing club Thursday after
noon at her home. A dessert lunch
eon was served by the hostess. and
the afternoon was spent sewing.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
BOYD stubbe Celebrates Birthday

Boyd Stubbe celebrated his Sec
ond birthday Saturday afternoon
at a party given for him at his
home by his mother, Mrs. Gordon
Stubbe. Six children were present,
A birthday luncheon was served
and Boyd opened his presents.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Aid Fire Prevention

In connection with fire preven-
ticn week and with the cooperation
of the Fort Peck fire department.
all pupils from the fourth through
the eighth grades are doing their
part. The program consists of
home inspection and a fire quiz.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Cards at Winners

Cards at WINNERS
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl WINNER en-
tertaine6 at cards Friday evening
at their home. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Wiltfong and
Mrs. Glenn HoStetter. The group
played gin rummy during the we
ming. A late lunch was served by
the hostess.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
-Four New Students in School

-Four New Students in School
Four new students enrolled in the
Fort Peck school last week. They
yer carol Garden, grade 2; Navis
Garden. grade /; Aubrey VerStegen,
grade 4, and Loren L%ounSbury,
grade 3.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
Community Guild Meets

community Oullu meets
A large group attended the COM
munity guild meeting Monday af-
ternoon at the hotel clubrooms.
Mrs. Richard Erickson and Mrs. j.
V. House were hcStesses. Mrs. Mark
Kotkin vice president, presided.
Mrs. Merrill Wilson was elected
cc-chairman for Red Cross sewing
to assist Mrs. Kotkin. 1t was an
ncunced that a gift had been sent
to Mrs. D. j. Studer, retiring pres
ident. who recently moved to Min
neapolis.
The nominating committee ccm-
posed of Mrs. A. H. Buckley, Mrs.
E. F.. Gilstrap and Mrs. H. L. We'll
presented the new slate of officers.
They are Mrs. Kotkin, president;
Mrs. Norman N. Fuller, first vice
president; Mrs. Thomas c. Horn,
second vice president, Mrs. j. ".
House, secretary, and Mrs. H. F.
EierS. treasurer. A unanimous bal
lot was cast.
After the business meeting Mrs.
R. L. Irle CT Glasgow, Red Cross
nutrition chairman for Valley coun-
ty. gave an interesting and inform
alive talk on nutrition. its values
and purpose. She also discussed the
course which follows nutrition, that
of canteen work and soldiers re-
lief. Mrs. Irle said. we are crgan-
izing classes in nutrition and can
teen work with the idea OF being
ready.
ready"
Mrs. C. F.. Cabell Of Glasgow,
Valley county chairman of Red
Cross hcme nursing, also spoke on
canteen work. other Red Gross pro-
jects. and the purposes and results
of Red Cross work.
Tea was served by the two hes
tesses with Mrs. Richardson Selee
and Mrs. E. H. KloSs Jr. pouring.
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Mrs. Dunn Entertains Club
Mrs. M. j. Dunn entertained her
bridge club Friday afternoon at her
home. A dessert luncheon was serv-
ed by the hostess. The substitutes
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Friedl. Mrs. Dignan. Mrs. G. A.
Clark. Mrs. Leo B. Coleman. Mrs.
c. C. Harrison. Mrs. Thomas Craig
and Mrs A. j. Kreft.
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Farewell Tea for Mrs. Selee

Mrs. Richardson Selee was hon.
ored at a farewell tea last Tues
day afternoon from 3 to 5 at the
NJ. Clarke home. The hoStesseS
were Mrs. A. H. Buckley, Mrs. r.
E. Stroman, Mrs. Thomas c. Horn
and Mrs. Clarke. Seventy guests
called during the afternoon. During
the first hour Mrs. M. j. Dunn
and Mrs. Leonard E. Johnston
poured and Mrs. Paul Friedl and
Mary E. Dignan poured from 4 to
S. The table was beautiful with a
low bowl of sweet peas and four
decorating it. Mrs. Selee was
presented with a gift from her
hoSteSseS.
Glasgow guests present were Mrs.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-04
VICTORY PARADE
TO BE FEATURED

At a meeting of the parade
committee of the Hardin Amer
lean Legion rodeo held Wednes-
day night it was decided to
make this years parade a Vic
tory parade.
Several organizations have al
ready signifled their intentions
of entering patriotic floats, and
it is hoped all organizations
will be represented this year.
The committee decided to give
parade prizes in war stamps this
year.
Members of the committee
are E. L.. Jacobson, George w:
Gustafson, Dan Maddox, Bill
Walker and E. A. Sibley, chair
man.
Prizes for floats in the par
ade will appear in next weeks
issue of the Tribune-Herald.