The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-29
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

OOA-a40 4loAAoOAAf WIN 40 SAaARA~y
ed in the clerical department at
Buttrey's in Havre, was a caller
in Nashua Thursday. His parents,
mn. and Mrs. Harry Hanson, for
mer residents of Nashua and more
recently of Sccbey, have moved to
Minot, N. D., where Mr.. Hansen
is employed by the Red Owl comp
any.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin DeTray Of
Puyallup, Wash, came for a visit
at the parental Scott DeTray home.
Mr.. DeTray, who has been employ
ed at Sitka, Alaska, recently re-
turned to the states.
Lutheran Ladies Aid Group 1
met last Wednesday afternoon at
the church parlors with Mrs. T..
Maurseth as hostess. Several guests
were present. Plans were made for
the annual bazaar, Saturday, Dec.
5.
Group 2 met at the home of
Mrs. Jacob Weinmeister and Mrs.
Weir and Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge
were present. The Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas T. Bee and daughter Wis
tied both groups.
The VANGUARD Home Demonstra-
ton club met Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Walter Witt
mayer. Mrs. Florence P. Elicit gave
the lesson on nutrition. A Halo
We'en luncheon was served.
Fred EreauX of Wagner spent
several days here purchasing sheep
to be sent for feeding to several
points.
Ten carloads of cattle were load
ed at Nashua Thursday for South
st. Paul. Accompanying the ship
mentS were S. j. Lebert, E. F.
Brooks, Ivan Brandt, Elmer Nybak-
ken and Carl Nybakken.
Emily Konrad left Saturday NOR
ming for Chicago where she ac-
cepted employment in a GONZALES
cent home.
Mrs. William Kummerfeldt and
daughter left Saturday morning for
Alton, Ill, to visit relatives.
Mrs. William Klein left Tuesday
for Tacoma, Wash, where she will
visit fer three weeks at the homes
of her son Earl and with her mo-
Their, Mrs. Snow, in Seattle. En-
route home she will visit another
sen, Norbert Klein, in Kalispell.
The Runabout Bridge club met
Friday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hill. High score
winners were MI. and Mrs. Ell
mer Hanger and a two course din
ner was served.
MI. and Mrs. Theodor Aaberg
left Friday morning for Billings
where they visited until Tuesday
at the home Of their daughter, Mrs.
Walter Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren King and
child of Helena arrived to make
their home at the Joseph Catelle
home and will assist with the farm
work. Mr.. King is Mrs. Catches
loohew.
The Birthday club met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H.
I. Bissell. The birthday cake was
baked by Mrs. D. Hawbaker. a gift
vas left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Mitchell and
of Greybull, Wye, arrived
Monday to visit at the j. L. Nit
3hell home and to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Mitchell's uncle, Forrest
Smith at Glasgow. Staff Serg.
Mitchell of Wendover, Field,
Utah, arrived Monday evening to
lttend his uncle's funeral and will
'isit at his parents home. He has ,
ten day furlough.
Raymond Nicol, who spent a few
weeks on the west coast, returned
home Monday and will assist his
ather, George Nicol, with the farm
york.
Mrs. Lena Scholl was in Glasgow
tuesday to attend the Forrest
funeral. :
Mrs. Christine Dahl Of Fairview :
anne Friday to visit her daughter, /
Irs. H. Helgeson. They were in i
Wednesday. '
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Collins and \
won left Wednesday for Red t
Calf, to spend the winter. !
Miss Clara Schmidt of Seattle, ,
tho came to visit her parents, re- y
urned to her work. She was ac- '
ompanied by Miss Martha 9
schmidt, who graduated this spring ,
rom high school at Nashua and l
ill accept a civil service appoint T
nent there. {
Because of coming gas rationing \
nd tire shortage, superintendent
r. Slaght announces that every y
VIC weeks public movies will be z
hown at the high school gym. =
The surgical dressing class meets E
n two sessions, afternoons and :
'venings every Thursday. They are :
our hours each. If anyone finds :
t impossible to attend the full :
cur hours at one time, the time l
nay be split. New enrOlees are ,
=
Mrs. Roy Childs drove to Glas- e
-ow Wednesday for her daughter /
eoberta, who had been a pneumon- l.
a patient for a few days at the
Oeaconess hospital. I
An Altar society committee meet 5
ng was held at the home of Mrs.
r. d. Irwin Saturday afternoon and :
'lans were completed for the food :,
nd lunch sale Tuesday, election I
at the Farmers Union market. l
Wilbur Bauer and Frank Peter r
on, who were at Salt Lake City :
preliminary examination for en- I
rance in the navy, returned home. g.
There will be no meeting of the .
lutheran Ladies Aid en- Wednes- q
lay. A reception in honor of the g
Rev. and Mrs. T. T. Doe will be !,
iven at the church parlors at 8. ~
| program will be given. a