The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-08-27
BY Mrs. George Fisher

1t is most convenient to hav
your wheat and grain loans in you
local bank. The Farmers StockgroW
ers Bank SolicitS your business. 1871
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Bergstron
and family, who have been in Mer
rimac, Wis. for the summer, wherI
Mr.. Bergstrom was employed b,
the Truman Bowen company, havt
returned home.
Mrs. George Oderman and child.
rem Linda and Carol Ann, who hac
been visiting her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Webb Dragoo, returned Il
their home in Great Falls. While
Mrs. Oderman was here, Mrs. Amos
Moore Of Fort Peck visited her.
The Birthday club met last Sat
urday at the home of Mrs. H.. w
Beecher. Lunch was served by Mrs.
James Keil and Mrs. H. Helgeson
and the birthday cake was baked
by Mrs. J. E. Paul.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid group
2 met with Mrs. Mike Demko last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Golphnee of
Los Angeles arrived Sunday to
visit Mrs. Golphnee's mother, Mrs.
Della Sewer.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Paulson of
the same city drove her with them
and are visiting relatives in OPP
helm.
M. and Mrs. Kenneth Coday and
Barbara moved to Glasgow Satur-
day where Mr.. Coday is employed
by the Great Northern and is more
accessible to his work as brake
man. Mrs. Coday and Barbara Wis
tied Mrs. Della Sewer Tuesday. Her
mother-in-law, Mrs Ben Coday of
Arlington, who had been visiting
at the Kenneth Coday home and
at the Russell Coday home in Fort
Peck, left Tuesday for her home.
Mrs. Agnes White of Lennon
S. D., came Friday for a visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs
Jack Wiley. Mrs Wiley and Mrs.
Joe Hammerbacker drove to Glen
dive for her.
Otto Opsahl, who is p~aratrooper
at Fort Benning, Ga, was here
Monday to visit at the j. D. Irwin
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barth
spent several days at their farm
north Of Nashua harvesting their
wheat crop. They returned Satur-
day.
Mrs. Amanda Newman returned
Thursday from a visit with her
daughter in Opheim.
Mrs. Eleanor Paulson and son
Merle returned last week from a
business trip to Medicine Lake and
Plentywood. They had been in
Great Falls this summer and be-
fore returning to Nashua toured
Glacier national park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kobel and Mar
garet and Mr.. and Mrs. Singer and
Florence and Beverley of Jordan
were callers Sunday at the E. F..
Slaght home.
Mrs. Jack Wiley and George
Stewart enrolled in the Red cross
instructors class in Glasgow.
Mrs. Henry j. Geer drove to Vida
Saturday for her husband, who
had been there attending to his
farming interests. He is employed
at Fort Peck and was assigned to
work at Cody. Wyo.. and left Mon
day. The Geers report that the
wheat is averaging IS to 80 bushels
per r
Miss Ards Orth, who is a grad
uate nurse at the Deaconess hosp
ital in Great Falls, spent the week
end at her home north of town.
She is now a Red Cross nurse and
expects to be called to service very
soon. Her sister Marjorie and bro
her Leslie drove to Glasgow with
mere Monday.
Webb Switzerland returned Sum-
lay from a few days visit at the
nome CT DR.. and Mrs. A. N. Currie.
Mrs. Lena Scholl, Mrs. c.. Fish
,r and Mrs. H. E. Hill, Mary Jeane
md Jimmie drove to the home OF
Mrs John Bregan on Tuesday af-
,ernoon to help celebrate her birth
lay.
The commodity credit corpora
ion is having about 20 pre-built
cranarieS set up on the Jack Nickel
and in north Nashua. Construction
S under way with Bert Kennison
charge.
Miss Traces Emerson came We'd
lesday morning from Great Falls
O visit for a month at the home
f her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
imerson. Miss Emerson graduated
\ June from her nurses training
Z the DeaconeSs hospital and is
.ow a Red Cross nurse.
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