The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-03-05
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

Guests at an afternoon tea party
at the home of Mrs. Arthur Paul
son Friday were Mrs. Roy Bur-
rcughs, Mrs. Clarence Tichenor, Mrs
Arthur Omvig, Mrs. N. G. Amund-
son, Mrs. Adolph Westby and Mrs
Fred JesSel.
Glen Dubry took a car of spec
tators to the tournament at GlaS-
gov n day last week.
Harry Squires took a load CT mu-
sicians to Glasgow Friday.
The Milo Jennings family at
tended the tournament.
Lincoln Gamrath, w. D. Ellis and
Jorgen Isaakson made a trip to
Glasgow Thursday.
Guy Burroughs and Lee Taylor
went to Glasgow Monday.
Raymond Watterud, Walter Ammo
and A. T. Schnell went to Glasgow
Monday.
Harris Hjelter spent the week end
at home. He returned to Glasgow
Monday.
Dick Pagan spent the week end
with relatives in Opheim.
Those taking cars of young folks
to the tournament, either basket
ball players or band members, were
Elmer johnson, Arthur Askegaard,
Den Wilson, Earl Paulson, H. o.
Dohlen, Mrs. Elmer Walstad and
many others.
Mrs. Elmer Walstad took a group
of young people to the tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Proper of
Avondale were Thursday callers in
Opheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Paus were Glas-
gov callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Gamrath were
Monday business callers.
Mrs. Sam Onanesian and son
Sammy and Mrs. John Novacek left
Tuesday for Billings to visit MI.
and Mrs. William Wharton and
family.
Miss Dorothy Bohlig was a sup
per guest at the dorm Friday.
Resner Blikken returned Saturday
from an extended trip en- the coast.
George Hickok spent the week end
in Glasgow.
Mrs. Carrie Mathison, Miss Ber-
tina Mathison and Mrs. E. B. Hottie
left Wednesday for Peerless, where
they visited at the home of Arthur
Mathison. Mrs. Holte returned by
train Monday evening.
Quite a number CT Opheim citi-
zens turned cut to attend the Red
Cross first aid enrolment held at
the Legion hall Monday. The course
will be given under the auspices OF
the Legion Auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanvold and
family were Sunday guests at the
Kenneth Hallock home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stein were
guests at the Elmer Balm home in
Richland Friday.
The Rev. H. E. Ross went to
Plentywcod Monday.
Earl Jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Grindeland and DR.. William Reed
went to Glasgow Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kilbourne,
Don hammers, Ruth Allen. Ruby
Maier and Lucille Stein went to
Glasgow Saturday.
Harry Ackers and Fred Kilbourne
went to Scobey Monday on bust
ness.
The town is ordering 1000 cara
CANA plants to set out at the GEM
etery.
Earl Jacobson entertained Mayor
E. c. Bohlig and Clerk L. L. Kelly,
and Aldermen Harry Kulp, sam
Paus and Dewitt st. John at a
luncheon following the town coun-
Gil meeting Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Jennings and
family were Sunday dinner guests at
Baylor at the home CT Mr.. and
Mrs. Kent Karaway. The occasion
was Mr.. Jennings birthday.
Homer Cooper has hauled several
loads of grain to Opheim recently.
Clinton Nielsen is hauling grain
to Opheim this week.
The junior Red Cross knitting
club consisting of Thelma Grim,
Reryl Tichenor, Shirley Walstad,
Patsy Jennings and Eugenia Kill
bourne meets Tuesdays and Thurs
days with Mrs. Fred Kilbourne, in
Structress. The girls are now work
ing on sweaters for refugees.
The Royal Neighbcrs met at the
home of Mrs. Elmer Walstad Men
day.