The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-10
OPHEIM
BY Dina Thompson

The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hine
were Monday 6o'clock dinner guest
at the home of MI. and Mrs. D. A
Reddick.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Reddick an
children and Mr.. and Mrs. D. A
Reddick were Sunday supper guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. King Hartley, nea
Baylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Reddick wer,
Sunday dinner guests at the Harr!
Reddick home.
B. H. Bengtson of Fergus Falls
Mimi, arrived last week to look af'
ter harvest interests. He is an uncle
of Mrs. H. Hanvold.
Mrs. King Lewis and daughtel
Shirley left last week to visit a
Bemidji, MINI.
Clarence Tichenor spent the weel
end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stellflug wert
business callers in Glasgow Tuesday
Mrs. A. Allie and children of Thoe-
ny were in town Monday.
kClllld anu Lyle Val QCA VI NN44CCA-
er and Mrs. Garnet Ashley ano
daughter Marlene were Sunday din
ner guests at the Milo Jennings
home. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Sam Feezell and Jessie Garden.
who will remain here for a visit with
relatives.
Sunday dinner guests at the A. o.
Hanson home were Mrs. Walter r.
gems and family. Mrs. Christ Gam
rath and family, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Beck and family. Hilda and Ade-
line Thurman of Glasgow, Resner
and Lars Blikken, Norris Opheim
and sol Ben.
Mrs. N. G. Amundson and Mrs.
Arthur Paulson were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Martin Grim.
Mrs. Arthur Paulson and family
were Glasgow callers Monday.
Airline Eliason will leave for
Minot Saturday to enter nurses
training in Trinity hospital. Miss
Eliason graduated from Opheim
high school last spring.
Orpha Eliason will teach at the
Midway school near Richland, be-
ginning next week.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will
meet Sept. 10 in the church base
ment with Mrs. l.. E. Jakopson and
Mrs. Oral Quale, hosteases.
Walter Irgens, Fred Whittle and
others are helping to build govern
ment granaries. The Rev. E. B. Holte
IS in charge.
Kathryn st. Germaine and Jose
ohine st. Germaine and Lee Munger
vent to Glasgow Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cole and
were Glasgow callers Satur-
lay.
Mrs. Martin Moe returned to Sc
Tuesday.
Belle Shaeffer returned from
Glasgow Saturday, where she was
Employed at the Dascher home.
Mrs. Jorgen Isaakson and Mrs.
Westby organized a surprise
,arty Sunday afternoon honoring
Hrs. M. Shaw at the Carl Gamrath
Tome. Guests were Mrs. John Rich
.rdson, Mrs. Joe Stellflug, Mrs. o.
i. Omvig, Mrs. Knute Dixon, Belle
;haeffer, Mrs. Gamrath, Mrs. IT.
ems, the Westby children and 9TH
rs.
The Farmers = StockgrowerS Bank
your wheat loans and grain
pans. 20-1tc
Larry Wangrud, son of Mr.. and
1rs. Al Wangrud. returned home
Richland Wednesday.
Mrs. Glen Brown of Clinton, the
primer Airline Thompson, is recup-
from a major operation.
A dinner Friday at the Harry Kulp ,
ONE, honoring Marvin Kulp, had
S guests Bob Gamrath, Douglas r.
ems and Lavon Hanson. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey Ammo we're in
,wn Sunday. They rented their !
to Mr.. Nelson, an employee of
lie Great Northern. who plans to +
love his family here.
Private Wallace Weaver of Paine :
amp, Wash, and Mrs. Weaver of r
elena are visiting at the Otto :
Veaver home for a few days. 4.
Betty Lou Swensvig of Glasgow, |
has been assisting at the Olaf
home part of the summer, |
.turned to her home Monday.
Mrs. N. c. Amundson left Monday |
II Missoula to visit her daughter, |
RS. Barney Iced and family and
n and daughter-in-law Mr.. and
rs. Ellsworth Amundson.
Hubert Arneson suffered the loss
the nail of the big toe on his left
OF when his shoe caught in a ma
line on the Jacob Stein farm Mon
~. Lucille Stein brought him to
wn for medical attention.
Mrs. Ben Who'll and Hattie Berg
II attended the birthday party of
cir nephew, Dickie Edwards, last
onday. Ice rea was served with
birthday cake on which were five
soldier candles.
The John Boehler family will
end a week on the Sherrard farm
harvest operations.
DR.. Sherrard, John Boehler and
hers dug a we'll on the Sherrard
rm last week.
Marvin Kulp left Saturday for
dney to visit his sister Velma.
Opal Biem, who has been visiting :