The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-02-12
FRAZER
by Mrs. j. W. CaIfee

Archie Taylor and Edmond June
walton went to Glasgow Wednes-
Gay and were joined there by two
SiaSgoW boys, the four of them
driving to Denver, where they will
take a course in a defense school.
Z: ?. Brooks was a business visitor
IN Glasgow last Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Burmeister of Glas-
gov was visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Jessie Walton, south of
the river, a few days last week.
Fred Hauk, stockman northeast of
town. was attending to business mat
tiers IN Frazer Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Lingle and Alfred Lin
gle were in from the south side
"wednesday attending to business
matters.
MI. and Mrs. C. L. Thoma and
cnlloren and Tom Jackson drove to
GLASGOW Wednesday of last week for
a few hours business visit.
Mrs. Tom Deegan has been en-
ployed as cook at the Indian chill
dren's school lunch room, to succeed
Miss Ruby Martin, who resigned.
Joyce and Dorothy Calfee, Bar
bara Holtberg and Thelma Long
were dinner guests Sunday at the
M. L. Eliason home. The occasion
was 10 help Ards Eliason celebrate
her fifteenth birthday.
Two games of basketball we're
played in the high school gym Fri
day evening. The Frazer girls indie
pendant team won from the high
school girls Is to As. The second
game was a closer contest when
Hank Stovers team OF independent
town boys lost to the fast passing
Nashua independent club boys AZ to
So. The receipts of the game were
over to the high school girls
TO help pay for their suits.
William Morris and Earl Lingle re-
from Great Falls Tuesday
where they had been called by the
sickness of Grandpa Lingle, who is
IS years old. They were accompanied
mere by George Morris, who will
,iSit with relatives.
Leona Brooks celebrated her 18th
birthday last Friday by inviting sew
,ral playmates to her home for a
,arty after school that day. Those
present were Helen Strand, Patsy
iorgan, Florence Kolstad, Jean
Betty Long and Ardell
The Frazer Ladies Bridge club met
t the home of Mrs. A. L. Taylor
asst Thursday afternoon. !
Mrs. Verle Vanderhoff visited a
ew days last week at the Prince :
anderson ranch home south of the I
river, the guest of Miss
iloria Anderson. I
MI. and Mrs. Anthony Chmielew-
Si were dinner guests Sunday eve /
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ,
!. A. Hovey. =
Miss Helen Dunn arrived on No. 2
thursday morning from Tacoma, .
for a visit at the ranch home q
f her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. |
'unn, south of the Missouri river.
Mrs. L. j. Bucklin entertained the n
,achers club at her home Wednes- 5
ay evening of last week. Z
Mrs. Ted Dahl and little daughter /
Gamma, Mrs. B. A. Hovey, Mrs. L.
=. Holtberg and daughters 10,
laine and Mary Sue, Mrs. Nick !
eters and Donnie and Dickey and .
u. w. Odl1CC WClC lllN4bCd
tests at the farm home of Mrs. !
ALLAN Adkins near Wiota last !;
riday afternoon. A pleasant visit )
as enjoyed and a toothsome lunch c
as served. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Davis we're Il
visitors at Glasgow We'd 2
3sday of last week. =
Mrs. Nick Peters, Mrs. V. Hintze =
Id Mrs. T. F. Dahl drove to the c
l.. Tfnsman home south of Os- q
sgo Thursday of last week and
ent the afternoon visiting with p,
rs. Tinsman. G,
Mrs. Richard Peterson accom- II
MED her mother, Mrs. Theodore h,
to Rochester Mimi, last "
turday, where Mrs. Holum will go CT
rough the Mayo clinic. G,
Several friends gathered at the "
A. Hovey home Monday evening &c
d gave Mr.. Hovey a surprise. The cc
,asion was his 58th birthday. The
ming was pleasantly spent play ar
bridge, after which a lunch ev
ought in by the ladies was en- ri
ed.
dr. and Mrs. z. j. Decker drove of
Glasgow Wednesday of last week 70
a few hours business visit.