The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-08-06

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United States army air corps.
Mrs. Fannie Chenoweth returned
Tuesday after spending the week
end at the Junior Burke and Viii
bur DolSon ranches in Faranuf
/ community.
A. TorkelSon and A. v. Krusee
LETT this morning fer Billings to do
some buying for their drug stores
here and at Nashua during the
Market week there.
Cecil Bruce of Minot, N. D., a
former Glasgow resident, spent
last week IN Cne city on BUSINESS.
He is sales manager for the West
land Oil company.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Alley and
children Mary Lou and Richard
left Thursday morning for Fort
Riley, Kans., to visit their nephew,
Private S. T. Allie.
MI. and Mrs. j.. w. Moore and
daughter Of Minot, N. D., arrived
Tuesday night to spend a day Wis
iting his brother in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kabeary.
Mrs. Marie .TeSsman left last
week for Billings to attend the
events of a Market week there. This
is the first market for drygoods
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held in Montana.
went to Great Falls Tuesday to
attend the fair. Miss Madonna
Hopkins went with them and will
go on to Butte to visit her sister,
Mrs. Charles Foote.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Noffsing-
er and children left tuesday for
Helena, where the children will Wis
it their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NoffSinger will spend a vacation in
Glacier national park.
Manson H. Bailey Of Glasgow,
who has been stationed at the Pro
vo, S. D., United States engineer
office, has returned and will now
be working on assignment from the
district office in Fort Peck.
Mrs. John Rusher Jr. left Wed
nesday morning for Great Falls to
attend the fair. She will also visit
in Havre and Malta. Mrs. Alfred
Beaudry is caring for the Rusher
children during her absence.
DR.. and Mrs. M. B. Sherrard, for
mer residents OF Opheim, were in
Glasgow Wednesday on their way
to Opheim, where they expect to
live again. DR.. Sherrard has been
a physician in CCC camps for the
past eight years.
Donna Newton and Billy Dean
Newton, daughter and son OF MI.
and Mrs. W. w. Newton, former
Glasgow residents who live at Rap
id City, S. D., are spending a few
weeks in Glasgow visiting their bro
ther Kenneth Newton and other
Glasgow friends.
Mo- IT1,,4n Goi1 nf To f11nlRn hQCI
received from her son Rex Cain,
VINO is transportation sergeant in
the infantry, a picture of his comp
any taken at Fort Lewis just before
the regiment left for Australia. A
number of other Valley county men
are in the group.
Miss Ellanor Volden, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Volden OF
Ophelm and Glasgow, who is at
tending a school for defense work
ers at Los Angeles, writes that she
has received the highest mark ever
given in the school in its 21a years
and may later be an inspector.
Mrs. Louis Luntz and son Larry
and her sister, Betty Lund, who
have been visiting their parents,
MIR. ana Mrs. Julian A. Lund, left )
Sunday morning for California.
Mrs. Luntz and son left for their
home in haywood and Betty for
Bell, where she attends school.
Mrs. w. c.. Oliver left Saturday
for Great Falls to spend several
weeks visiting Mrs. E. j. Knight. ;
She was accompanied by her daugh- !
ter Beverly and by baby Ronald !
Barthelmy, whom she is caring for
while his mother, Mrs. Byron Bar
thelmy, is employed at the Deaco-
ness hospital. !
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brown and Y
daughter Janice returned Saturday
Kalispell and F1athead lake,
where Mrs. Brown and daughter
spent a vacation and Mr.. Brown a
days. They were accompanied v
of Shelby and Miss Pauline !
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Taylor and {
children Marilyn Faye and Daniel {
.eturned Monday from Burnstad, S
N D., where Mrs. Taylor ana the
children had visited ten days. She I
mad taken her parents, MI. and =,
Mrs. D. l.. Anderson, home after 7
/ two weeks visit in Glasgow. Mr.. G
Taylcr went to Burnstad for the
week end. h
Mrs. B. D. Flesjer of Bellview, :
Wash, arrived Wednesday to spent
,wo weeks visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. Mason Melvin. She came to
Glasgow with her son in law and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sons
egaard Of Bremerton, Wash, who
vent On to Grenora, N. D., to visit
md who will stop in Glasgow on
heir return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Moen of
Seattle arrived last week to visit
Mrs. Moen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Cloves. They returned Fri
lay from Roundup, where they
vent to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Iaasch, former Glasgow residents.
ir. Moen left with the selectee
lroup today and Mrs. Moen will
tay in Glasgow.
George Kennedy of Minneapolis
Who homesteaded north Of Glen
ana, was in Glasgow Monday and
tuesday to look after his farming
interests in the county. He went
N to Great Falls to attend the
air and will spend about a month