The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-30
OPHEIM
BY Dina Thompson

Mrs. S. A. Hinerman of Larslan
was a Friday caller.
Lillian Hodgson is visiting friends
in Glasgow for a few days.
Mrs. Dan Andersen was a shopper
Friday. She called in town for the
children.
Mrs. Dewitt st. John, Mrs. Harry
Kulp, Mrs. Walter Irgens and Mrs
H. H. Hunter spent Tuesday after
noon visiting and sewing at the
War Ida Country home. Lunch was
served.
Harold Kulp, who has been barb
ering at Seattle. commenced defense
work in the shipyards.
Mrs. Ferman Ojuel was in town
many weeks.
Eugenia Kilbourne observed her
birthday last Friday by entertain
ing friends at a carnival party at
her home. Refreshments were serv-
ed including birthday cake. Most of
the guests presented birthday gifts
in the fern of defense stamps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tichencr
and Beryl and Don Wilson went to
Glasgow Saturday.
Howard IsaacS of Fort Peck was
a Sunday caller.
Arthur Reed is spending some
time at the Glasgow hospital where
he is under medical observation.
Elmer Johnson and Charles and
Mrs. Dorcas Pagan attended the
planning board meeting at Glentana.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Volden and
family of Mandan, N. D., arrived
Friday and are visiting for a few
days with John Volden.
Charlie Nicholson and Mrs. Art
Sweo were in town Monday.
Anna johnson spent the week end
at the Claude Proper home.
Mrs. Dorcas Pagan spent the week
end as a guest of Mrs. Art Reed.
Esther Neihoff went to Glasgow
Friday.
Vivian Curtis, Verneille Smith,
Florence Paus, the Rev. E. B. Hottie
and Bertha MathiSon were in attend
ance at the Havre convention over
the week end.
The L. D. r. will give a waffle
supper in the church basement Fri
day from 5 to 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Scherrer were
business callers in Glasgow Monday.
Guy Baldwin was taken to the
Glasgow hospital Tuesday suffering
from inflaticn of the bladder.
Mrs. Art Omvig and Mrs. Clarence
Tichenor, nutrition leaders of the
.pheim Home Demonstration club,
entertained the group at a dinner
at the Tichenor home.
Thirteen attended. A thrifty dinner
18 cents per person was
served. A short lecture on the prep
lration of the food followed. Mrs.
Roy Hallack, vice president, offici-
lted at the business meeting.
Mrs. N. c. Amundson returned
a few days trip to Minnesota
Monday.
Mrs. Walter Irgens and Mrs. A. o.
Hanson left Tuesday for Seattle
or a visit with relatives there.
The L. D. r. met at the home
# Barbara Kelly Thursday. Lunch
vas served following sewing.
Madeline and Dorothy Alderman,
he Rev. FT. Martin Whalen, Mrs.
.ack SchuSter, Helen thinner. Rich
I'd Bohlig and Mary Squires left
"a 1AAAAAA6o ooA~Ad1 W dlIC4IO q
invention Of Catholic youth organ
,ations.
Mrs. Dewitt st. John and Mrs. {
Walter Irgens are in charge Of the {
ampaign to raise cancer prevention i
lnds. Civic organizations and !
theirs as well as individuals are t
ontributing to this worthy cause. {
Mr.. Mark Tufte, who was away l
Or several weeks at Rochester and ]
ther Minnesota cities, returned to !
he ranch last week. =
Mrs. Ben Bert, sister of Mrs. !
Durbin, arrived Tuesday to !
pend a few days at the Durbin /
ONE. Mrs. Bert has been visiting I
t Seattle and is on her way to /
err home nea Devils Lake, N. D. ;
Milo Jennings, Ben Whclf and /
Irs. Guy Baldwin took Guy Bald
in to Glasgow Tuesday where he (
a patient. Mrs. Baldwin remained !
18th her husband. 1t is believed
e has pneumonia.