The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-07-16

this week end to her home at Che
Ian, Wash, after a two weeks visit
with her parents, MI. and Mrs. M
A. Hidden.
Mrs. S. H. Jackline of Richey
was a week end visitor in Glasgow.
Miss Minnie Sektnan left Friday
to spend a two weeks vacation at
Denver.
Mrs. Lynn Frary left Tuesday for
Rochester, Mimi, to enter a hosp
ital for surgical treatment.
Mrs. Ella Wells of Fairview left
Monday after spending a week Wis
iting MI. and Mrs. H. o.. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs H. j. Fried and
baby daughter left Sunday to
spend a summer vacation at swan
Lake.
Mrs. Richard Lewis and son
Richard of Belgrade came last
week to visit her mother, Mrs.
Martha Knowles. They will remain
here during July.
THE Last Shall be First, and the
First Last" Thought for Sunday
morning at the Methodist church.
II 1tp
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Coffey of st.
Joseph, Mo, left Tuesday after
spending ten days here visiting MI.
.offey'S mother, Mrs. Charles C.
Miss June Dunn of Frazer spent
Monday and Tuesday in Glasgow
her sister, Mrs. Helen Smith,
Who is employed here. She also
anne to take civil service exam
nations.
Mrs. Theodore Mork of Minot,
7. D., was a guest Friday and Sat
lrday at the home of her sister,
Irs. Nels c. Briggs. She was re-
home from Ventura, calf,
there she visited a daughter.
Miss Mary Briggs of Grants Pass,
)re., arrived Wednesday morning {
o spend several days visiting at S
he home of her brother, Nels C. S
She will leave to visit other S
elativeS at Bowdells and Williston,
I. D.. I
B. D.. Dutch) Klempel, manager c
I the Glasgow Gamble store, re t
lrned Sunday from a short trip
oent at Minot, Devils Lake and t
North Dakota points. He was t.
'companied by his wife and two h
sar-old son. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mumm re- c.
lrned to their home at Havre Sun +,
~ after visiting Mrs. Mumm's par b
It's, MI. and Mrs. j. H. Brown,
Mr. Mumm'S father, Jerry Il
umm in Glasgow. They also Wis
Mr.. Mumm's grandparents at r
MINI. h
Rev. ard Mrs. w. L. Ben
tt have received word from their
lughter Ina that her husband
:. James R. Purves, who was grad
ted this spring from the dental
1ool of the University of Mime
ia, had received a commission as
lieutenant in the army dental be
rps and is now waiting to re pl
We assignment. ca
Mrs. Eddie Lentzner of Los An tn
les, who has been visiting her eli
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Egg da
d the past three weeks, will
We Friday for her home. She at
ne and will return with Mr.. and ph
S. Frank Unruh of Shasta. tn
lif. Mrs. Unruh is the former TT;
Clara Penner of Larslan and VIC
y visited her parents there.
Charles Thomas is spending a CHI
'ation at the home of his mother. fire
S. R. L. Thomas, and recovering Ba
uries received in an automobile shC
ident several weeks ago at Bar me
70, Wis, were he is employed at cru
garage OF Truman Bowen. con lze
ctor. Mrs. Thomas who had gone old
Baraboo after the accident. and
aries, were brought back to Glas =
' last week by Ruth and Gladys 49,
)mas, who drove to Baraboo. "i'
1rs. Harold %Siqueland and fam ~"
OF Portland arrived in GLASGOW zoe
nday from Billings where they i"ii
e been visiting Mrs. Siqueland's For
er. Major Siqueland is now serv- +,
Australia. Mrs. Siqueland and desl
Paul are guests at the home her
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Wedum. Lud- arti
and Elmer Siqueland are Wis
g their former playmates, Don -
and Gordon Wilson.
RS. Art Carlson and children of Mrs
neapolis left Wednesday after tiers
lding ten days here visiting her Cali
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hines. has
sister, Mrs. w. C.. Oliver, and Cali
brother Willard Hines, and Lar
lilies. ate