The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
OPHEIM
By DINA Thompson

Marion Arneson, who has been
employed in Seattle returned home
last week.
Private Ingvold Isakson has been
transferred to Camp Pickett, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Isakson left
fer an extended visit in Kalispell
last week.
A dinner was given at Joe Isak-
sons in Private Ed Stellflug's hon
or Monday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Stanley Parish of
Richland were Friday guests at the
Martin Sorbo country home.
Home Demonstration club mem
bers met at the school Friday and
completed nine jackets for the Red
Cross. Those who Sewed were Mrs.
Kilbourne, president and supervis-
or. Mrs. Hugh Cole, Mrs. Fred Jes-
sci, Mrs. Clarence Tichenor, Mrs.
Arthur Paulson, Mrs. Henry Han
void and Mrs. Harry Akers. Mrs.
PaulSon served coffee.
Mrs Hugh Cole and Mrs. Arthur
Paulson and Kenneth and Earl
were Glasgow callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Saindon, who
visited here last week, returned
home Wednesday. Mr.. Saindon will
leave for military duty soon.
The customs stock scales INSTALL
ed III the local Great Northern
yards were completed by R. A. De-
Haven of Glasgow last week.
E. r. Strate, who left for CannaS
Springs the first Of the week, was
pleasantly surprised at his home by
a group of men Friday evening.
Hosts were H. Silver, E. A. Walstad
and Milo Jennings. Cards were
played. Lunch was served and a
gift of silver presented. Mr.. Strate
will go to Washington to seek de-
Tense employment.
Word was received that John
ArneSon is attending the University
of Washington and working nights. ;
MI. and Mrs. H. H. Hunter and
May and Mrs. Dorcas Pagan visited
at the Martin Grim home Sunday
where Thelma Grim is ~convalesc-
ing. ,
Selmer Grindeland has finished
cementing his basement and build :
cement steps outside and has a,
to build a shed. !
Marlene BergStrom, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bergstrom, is I
with her grandparents, Mr.. {
and Mrs. John BergStrom, since '
she entered first grade in town '
Milo Jennings shipped a carload
If hogs to South st. Paul this week.
Mildred Arneklev of Glasgow and 7
laura Eta Ward have been assist $
Zig with harvest operations at the :
Kent Caraway farm. Combining q
vas finished Sunday.
Jacob Stein finished harvesting
1onday.
The Opheim Altar society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Dennis
lads Oct. IS.
Mrs. Carl Gamrath left Sunday
Or Seattle. Enroute she will visit
1rs. M. Shaw at Glasgow and the
Thompson family near Mis-
,ula. Mr.. Gamrath left Wednesday
)r the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mittlestadt
f Kalispen were guests Of the A.
J.. Mittlestadts and other relatives
ere last week.
Miss Christine Erickson and
)mpanion were in Opheim Mon
ay.
Word has been received that John
IcCall left for overseas duty. His
life, the former Jane Sherrard, is
,ntinuing her work as secretary
the inspector of the navy mater
Is at Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Irgens of Sc
tile and Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Kelly
:. and Paul of Fort Peck we're OPP
eim callers Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
gems will visit a short while at the
Jme of Mi. and Mrs. Walter Ir-
ms. The Kellys visited at the L.
Kelly home.
Private Ed Stellflug left Tuesday
for Camp Davis.
Clarence Tichenor was a business
Her in Glasgow Monday, Tuesday
Id wednesday.
Harold Ida left last Friday for
ansas City to attend college.
MI. and Mrs. Gerald Bruch of
alispell announce the birth of a
n, Sept. Is. The mother is the
rmer Amelia Redfield. Marvin
is the baby's name.
Beanie Hewitt of Harlem was a
sineSs caller Tuesday.
Sergeant Willard Beebe is now
ationed at the army air field
.ather bureau, Washington, D. C.
Darchuk is now employ
at the Farmers Union oil station
re.
Bengston of Fergus Falls.
nm, arrived Saturday and is a
est of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Han
Id.
. group of girls surprised Alma
an Whittle at her home Friday.
occasion was her birthday. The
Is brought and played games on