The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-01-29
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

leader, Frank Zgonc, a high schoC
party was given at the HIGH schoC
Thursday night. Money raised wen
to the band fund. Dancing an
games were the recreation.
Mrs. OH. Lundeen and Jean Espi
whose birthdays are on the sam
date, celebrated at the Lundeen HON
when Mr.. and Mrs. Espil and Jean
Mrs. and Mrs. George Stewart ant
Mary and Robert McMasters wer,
dinner guests wednesday evening
o. K. Aakberg who spent severa
week in Los Angeles visiting a
daughter, returned to Nashua and i
a guest at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Theodore Aaberg.
The Roundabout Contract club
met Friday afternoon with Mrs. FL
mer Hanger. Table favors fer the
dessert bridge we're used. Mrs. Leon
ard Built was a guest. Mrs. E. F,
Slaght was high O winner.
The Birthday club was etertained
at the home of Mrs. Otto Lundeen
Friday afternoon. Mrs. c. o. Peter
son was also an honor guest. Birth
day cakes were baked by Mrs. John
Storkson and Mrs. Ole Brenden and
lunch was served by Mrs. A. H.
Buerman and Mrs. Erb. Mrs. S. j.
Lebert. Mrs. George Fisher and Mrs.
David Glen were invited guests. The
afternoon was spent with needle
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Helgeson left
Saturday for Fairview to spend a
few days visiting relatives.
Mrs. Arne Ulvestad Sr. was host
ess to the Lutheran Ladies Aid Group
2 at her home. Mrs. James Keil was
elected for the third consecutive time
to be leader. The group voted to
have its annual Easter sale. Mrs.
Peter James, Mrs. Ole Hagen, Mrs.
Adolph Noun. Mrs. Chatter and Mrs.
Elmer Ulvestad were guests.
Mrs. Harriet N. Carver was guest
Saturday and Sunday at the John
Nye home in Glasgow.
John Rave is now employed at
the Nyquist Barber shop. Orval
Holmquist is employed at Fort Peck.
Virginia Lee and Beverly Jean CO.
day of Fort Peck visited at the Ken
meth Coday home Saturday and Sun
day.
The Hill Transfer company fin
shed winter harvest of ice this past
week. Ice was also cut for several
farmers.
Mrs. Ray Jones was a Glasgow Wis
tor Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Lauckner was pleas
surprised Wednesday afternoon
when several came to her home to
lelp celebrate her birthday. She was
,iven some nice gifts.
Mr.. Elkins of Petersburg. Alaska,
here last week and is a guest
t the Leonard Curtis home.
Mrs. otto Lund of FlaXton, N. D..
isited her brother william. She re-
urned home Wednesday morning.
Ter father, George Irwin, has been
t the j. D. Irwin home since his
lness i'll early January.
The card party which is to be
oonsored by the Altar society Mon
ay evening is open to the public.
Whist and bridge will be played.
his party was first announced for
thursday but this was an error.
Selmer Johnson and Melvin JAG
OLSON of Saco spent Sunday at the
scar jacobson home.
Nashua basketball fans will have
lie privilege OF seeing the powerful
Jolf Point Wolves play here Tues
ay evening. Saturday, Feb. Z,
plays Hinsdale girls and boys
ans.
Mrs Ed Scharf of Wiota is the cook
II the Wiota school hot lunch pro-
am and serves the % enrolled
lpils. She started this work last
eek.
Mrs. Henry Nicols and Mrs. A. I.
visited Mrs. Jessie Finley
the Glasgow hospital Monday
ght.
Mrs. John Brogan was a guest at !
e H. E. Hill home the first of
e week and returned home Tues
y Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hawbaker and
lien, Richard and Donald drove to
obey and Peerless Sunday.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be
tertained Wednesday by Mrs. j.
Ill. Mrs H. Helgerson and Mrs. c.
nth at the church parlors.
Mrs. Sam Beach and Mrs. Robert
we visited at the Henry Rongstad
me in Glasgow Tuesday.
Miss Leila Milsten, who has been
.ployed at forks Drug. resigned
d left for Seattle Saturday morn
where she will visit at the home
her aunt and may find employ
mt there.
The Independent Boys basketball
m defeated the Frazer team. "a to
The girls independent team took
defeat from the Frazer tea 25
10.
The Nashua high school teams
| go to Frazer Saturday to play
game with the boys and girls.
shua holds two wins over these
ms and this is a practice game.
Hiss Eunice Ann Murphy of Inver-
s spent the week end at the par
al home j. r. Murphy.