The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-07-30
FRAZER
by MrH j. W. Calico

! to Glasgow last wednesday evening
where Mr.. Peters had a piece o
steel removed from mis- eye.
Superintendent l.. w. Weingart
ner left Thursday for Kalispel
where he will spend two weeks. H,
will bring his family back herr
to make their residence in Mrs
S. P. Holtberg's home.
Mrs Pat Morgan spent last Wed
nesday night with her daughter
Mrs. Alice Thompson, in Glasgow
where Mrs. Thompson is employed
MI. and Mrs. Fred Hetherington
of iowa, former residents of Frazer,
were in town greeting old acquaint-
ances last Wednesday.
June Walton left early last Thurs
day morning from Glasgow with
the group of selecteeS of Valley
county for his final exam at Butte.
He was granted a 14-day furlough
after passing the examination ana
came home the first of the week
to visit with his mother, Mrs. Des-
sic Walton.
Mrs. j. P. Dassonville and child
rem, Mrs. V. Vanderhoff, Mrs. H. S..
Redfield and Lena Huebert, were
visitors in Glasgow last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Taylor and
son Dickie returned last Wednesday
morning from a two weeks visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Strand, and son Archie at Van
couver.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lien, Mrs. T. F. Dahl
and Mrs. Nick Peters shopped and
attended the matinee on Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. H. S. Redfield, Mrs. P. j..
DasSonville, Mrs. j. w. Calfee, Mrs.
Paul Cline and Mrs. Emma Chris
tiansin were guests Of Mrs. Hy
on Friday afternoon. Mrs. L.
j. Johnson and daughters also call
ed that day.
The All club members and their
leader Mrs. j.. A. Quirirg, went
to Glasgow last Saturday where the
club took part in the countrywide
contest Of judging, de
on entries representing Val
ley county in All judging and dem
~Onstration contest at the North
Montana State fair in Great Falls.
Mrs. Robert Hovey. Mrs. T. F..
Dahl and Mrs. Nick Peters visited in
Wolf Point last Saturday after
noon.
L. P. Holtberg accompanied by
Barbara and Dexter Holtberg, Joyce
Calfee, Betty During, Ruby John
son and Ards Eliason attended the
Peoples Luther league meet
ng in Wolf Point last Sunday eve
hing. Pictures were shown and re
PORTS given of the Bible camp which
vas held at the Bear Paw noun
aims. A lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Holtberg and
amily, Mrs. Hy Berge and Mrs. B.
Cline were visitors at the ranch
If Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Granada a
week ago Sunday.
The Frazer Ladies Aid will be
Entertained by Mrs. o. N. Rue at
Ter home in Wolf Point on August
|.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. L. Thoma and
mall daughter Ina Mae returned
'ome Thursday morning. They had
'een called by the death of Mr..
'homa's grandmother, who was 81
ears old.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Johnson and
aughters, Ruby and Opal were
dinner guests at the home
f MI. and Mrs. L. P. Holtberg.
Mr.. and Mrs Fay Davis and fam
y were visitors in town Sunday.
Mrs. Art Betsch of Great Falls ar
lved here Saturday for a visit at
ne home of her mother, Mrs. c. E.
Ioltberg.
Mary Sue Holtberg. Jimmie Davis.
iorm Peterson Jr., Janice Dasson-
and Dickie Peters were guests
t the Dassonville homes on Sun
ay to help Curtis celebrate his
fth birthday.
Rev. Elmer Dick of Munich. N.
J., who has been in charge of ]
ible school in the LuStre com
the past few weeks held
at the school house in
razer Friday evening and Sunday
'ternoon. A mems quartet, com
1sed of Alvin Kliewer, Otto Klie-
er. Archie Kliewer and Jacob D.
uebert rendered several selections
the two meetings.
Allen McSloy. formerly Of Frazer,
no has been working on the west
'aSt, was a guest at the P. j.
aSSonville home Wednesday night
last week, on his way to Mondak.
D., for a visit with his parents,
r. and Mrs. H. P. McSloy.
A number of Frazer boosters have
ade plans to give a free dance in
lillian Wulff's new granarv in
e east part of town. Saturday
yht Aug. l. and invite the, public
come and enjoy a good time. The
casion will be known as an "Old