The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-22

Cliff walker, who was formerly
employed as electrician in the
Maytag store and is now in the
navy, left Sunday after spending
two weeks furlough here.
Among those from the Lustre
community here Wednesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bergman, Peter
Fast, Karl Reddig and John Wall.
The men were here to receive in
formation on the farm truck reg
istration plan.
Private Clarence L. Mason, sen of
w. w. Mason Of Glasgow, is now
receiving his basic training at Fort
Knox, KY, which, when completed
will qualify him for duty in the
armored force.
Mrs. Fannie Chenoweth return
ed Saturday night after spending
a week at Coburg visiting her niece.
Mrs. Orval Hallam. and a week at
Chinook visiting Mr.. and MIS-.
Louie Jenneskens.
Alton RaStod, formerly in charge
of the Shoe department at the But
trey store and now in the army.
is now Somewhere in the Hawai-
ian islands, according to letters
received by friends.
w. E. Belzer of Billings, formerly
of Glasgow, now regional manager
for the Investors Syndicate and
G. B. Thompson, Great Falls man
ager of the concern, spent several
here last week on business.
Dorothy Turnacliff and Mrs. Paul
Rinderknecht left Wednesday for
Cheyenne, Wyo., where they will be
employed. Miss Turnacliff returned
to Glasgow Saturday from Yakima,
Wash, where she has been working.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson ingalls,
ard two children of Menlo Park, |
arrived Friday to visit his
Mrs. A. G. Fassett, and Mrs.
ingalls, sister, Mrs. Ned Johnson,
n Glasgow and his mother at
Nashua.
Miss Maybelle Stensrud, super
of the DeaconeSs hosp
tai, left last Wednesday for Cot- !
.onwood, Mimi, to spend a vaca-
ion visiting relatives. Mrs. A. j. J.
is acting superintendent in
Ter absence. l
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Jennings of {
)pheim were week end visitors in /.
glasgow. They we're guests for din
Ter Saturday night at the home of :
1r. and Mrs. N. L. Jennings and |
n Sunday at the home of Mr.. and q
Mrs. j. D. McVee. 7
Mrs. Robert Smith and daughter V
of Minneapolis we're guests {
rom Saturday to Wednesday of c
Ter brother-in-law and sister = in =
aw, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Smith of y
sarslan. They left for Seattle a
there she will visit a brother and =
on. U
@. P. McClammy, OSwego ranch 1
left this morning from Bremen v
on, Wash, to visit his daughter, Il
IRIS. Fred Yandell the former Alb ?
lie McClammy, who was New =
zeal postmaster. He will also go c
} Hollywood, Calf, to visit his Il
Ut
Vernon Carlson, who is spending 1t
furlough from the Camp Lincoln al
If base in Nebraska visiting his p
Mrs. Floyd Reese at Malta, =.
as a week end visitor in Glas- u
DIV. Adeline and Hilda Thurman a.
turned with him for a short visit
/ Malta.
Kenneth Kjelstrup, son of Mayor .
nd Mrs. E. j. Kjelstrup and q
udent at Montana State college
visiting here. Kjelstrup was
nong the more than 300 college
udents, who volunteered to help
arvest beets and came here after
at Sidney.
Mrs. Paul L. Elfers, formerly Of II
ortland, arrived Saturday to e,
'end two weeks visiting her par G,
Its, Judge and Mrs. John Hurry. -.
le came from Denver, where she ~
I'd visited her brother in-law and e.
Ster, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon White. ~
er husband, Lieut.. Elfers q. g. is
a naval training station at New HI