The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-02-12
NASHUA
By Mrs. George Fisher

evening after the first aid class
where tea was served. Her guests
were Mrs. o. H. Lundeen, Mrs
Henry Geer, Mrs. Dodson. Barbara
Rudnick and Adria B. Adrian.
Mrs. j. M. Shcltus spent the week
end at the home of Mrs. Otto cam
burn and was a Glasgow visitor
Tuesday before leaving for her nome
south of Wicta.
Mrs. j. H. Mccarthy enjoyed a
visit Tuesday with her brother, Jesse
Schons, of Minot, N. D. While here
he also visited at Fort Peck. MI.
Schons is a telegraph operator at
Minot.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met last
Wednesday afternoon at the churcn
parlcrs with Mrs. James Kell. MIS-.
Charles Barth and Mrs. H. Helgerson
as h~ostesSes. The Rev. j. c. WlsnaeS
gave the history of some hymns n
they were sung. A buffet luncheon
was served.
Arthur Lee of Great Falls and
L. M. Ormslth of Havre spent last
Wednesday here on business.
Jack Wiley, who has been en-
plcyed at Whitehall, returned ThurS-
day to spend a few days at home.
The Nashua school band under
leadership Of Frank zgonc Spon-
scred another high school party
Thursday. Games. cards and dancing
were diversions. Music was Turn
ished by Lew Emerson and his Or
cheSra. Lunch was served. Pies Tor
the lunch were contributed by he
mothers of the band members.
James Baker, VINO is employed at
the Nyquist farm north of Nashua,
here Thursday evening.
B. Stembakken left Saturday even
ing fer Great Falls enroute to Butte
to attend tc business affairs.
Richard GuStafson, who had been
a patient for a few days at Deacon
esS hospital at Glasgow, returned
nome and resumed his work Monday
at the Nashua Hardware company.
Melvin Bollinger left Monday
Morning for Excelsior Springs, MO,
where he will again enter the clinic.
his absence William Grady
will be employed at the Farmers
Union Oil station. Mrs. Bollinger
plans to leave Wednesday for a
at the parental JenS Dahl
lcme at Wolf Point.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Group
was entertained wednesday at the
parlors with Mrs. Lawrence
Benson as hostess. Mrs. George
fisher entertained Group 2 at her
the same day.
Members of the Farmers Union
pho attended the meetings at VOL
,oint last Wednesday and Thurs
lay were Clifford Stohl, D, Haw-
,aker. Leonard Turnacliff, Charles
,arth, Mr.. and Mrs. William Konrad,
Ir. and Mrs. William Kummerfeldt,
IRIS. Mike Demko. A. GarsJo ana
van Brandt.
The Nashua local of the Farmers
Jnion held its February meeting
asst Friday at the Royal Neigh
or hall. President Charles Barth
resided. This organization Will Co
perate with the other Valley county
Examinations on Feb. IA when they
i'll give a dance at the civic center
l Glasgow. Preceding the meeting
dinner was served. is
Mrs. Melvin Bollinger entertained
tuesday, Afternoon in honor OF her
aughter Maria jeans first birthday I
everal little friends and their moth :
IS were invited.
Mrs. Kenneth Coday and Barbara
1T Monday to spend a few days
sitting at the B. Coday home at
rmington. MI. Coday, who had been \
patient for several weeks at Great
alls, returned to his home alta
rmingtOn. T
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hill enter e
lined at a supper bridge Sunday
Two tables of contract c
ere played following the serving s.
the supper. Mrs. Hill was assisted
, her daughter Mary Jeane. the Y
oh score winners were MI. ana Il
rs. j. D. Irwin. Other guests were d
r. and Mrs. E. F. Slaght and h
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
ollinger Of Glasgow. IA
Mrs. James Scott and Carol and
lsan Of Oswego visited at the j. l.. a
itchell home Saturday. al
The Altar society will give the
of a series of three card parties F
onday at the Catholic hall. 81
Bainville meets Nashua hlgh lie
hools basketball team tonight. M
Marilyn Mae Beacn'
10 attends Northern Montana col OF
re, was home to spend the week It
d with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
m Beach. CT
The Roundabout Bridge club and vi
e Friday Contract club met Jclnt- -
Fridey at the home OF Mrs. E. F. !
aght with Mrs. E. P. HenSrud as
cc-hostess. A dessert luncheon
6 served. Mrs. Leonard Built and
IS. John Saunders were invited
substitute. High score favors were
n by Mrs. H. E. Hill and Mrs.
ok Martin.
Ray Johnson, sol of Mrs. B. M.
oley. who enlisted in the army
reral days ago, left for Texas.
Hubert Brogan and H. E. Hill
re business callers in Poplar
esday.
The Van Gard Hcme Demonstr-
en- club met at the home of Mrs.
Helgerson. Mrs. S. j. Lebert, pres
mt. presided and Mrs. Florence
lott of Glasgow gave the lessen
s. w. j. Wittmayer, who was a
est, joined the club and another
itor was Mrs. Torbin Maurseth
S. HelgersCn served a buffet lun-
con and was assisted by her
Mrs. David Glenn.
Ir. and Mrs. Earl Klein and son
ny of Tacoma, Wash, came for
isit at the homes of their parents,
3. and Mrs. William Klein and
-. and Mrs. Ed Scharf. Mr.. Klein
!, returned to Tacoma. Mrs. Klein
/ little son will leave today ana
| accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
cen. Mr.. and Mrs. Green have