The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-07-23
NASHUA
By Mrs. George Fisher

Mrs. Otto Lundin was hostess to
Group 2 of the Lutheran Ladies Aid
at the church parlors. Mrs. ChaS.
Kegel and Mrs. C. Brenna joined
the group. Dessert luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Robert Rave entertained
Group l at her home. Guests were
Mrs. Otto Camburn, Mrs. H. Tinker,
who is a guest at the John Rave
home, and Mrs. Delmer Corey, who
IS visiting at the James Keil home.
Mrs. Inga Arneklev and Annie
Dahl of Antelope visited Mrs. Arne-
kleV'S daughter, Mrs. Milo Stang
land Saturday. Mrs. Stangland
drove to the hot water plunge with
her guests Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keil and
Donald Slower, Mr. and Mrs. Simon
Anderson and Ardelle, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Skugrud and Mrs Delmar
Corey and daughters drove to Lars
Ian Sunday to attend the silver
wedding anniversary of MI and
Mrs. John Rogenes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kegel Jr.
and little daughted spent Thursday
at Tampico visiting.
Dr. A. N. Currie of Big Fork was
here last Wednesday calling on
OLD frlendS and attending to bust
affairs.
Mrs. Byron Hill and sons Walter
and Franklin who have been with
Mr.. Hill at Provo. S. D., returned
home last Tuesday to spend some
time here at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur jackson and
of Shelton, Wash, were
guests for several days at the par-
entail Dan Jackson Sr. home and
other relatives before return
ing home.
Mrs. Alton WarneS, who had been
relatives in Chicago. spent
Tuesday here visiting at the home
Of her sister-in law, Mrs. Otto Lun-
din. She left Wednesday for her
nome in Bremerton, Wash.
Miss Mary Mae Beach left
Monday Morning for Spokane to
Jisit friends.
Virgil Beecher, who spent the
)aSt year in Seattle. returned home
Wednesday morning and may stay
Indefinitely.
George Spaulding who is en-
at the Hill Service station,
left last week for a visit at his
nome in Judith Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Livingston,
who have made their home in
Nashua for the past year and a
lalf, were given a farewell party
1t the A. Nybakken home Monday
The Livingstons left Tues
for Tacoma, Wash, where MI.
livingston will engage in defense
york. He resigned his work with
he Montana-Dakota Utilities comp
ny.
Those from Nashua who attended
he Junior Farmers Union camp at
he hct water wells last week were
frS. Mike Demko, Lorraine, James.
rankin and Bobby. Mrs. Elmer
Iybakken and Duane and Shirley
mn, Mrs. Sam Rave and Joyce,
fac HaSSler, Florence Noun and
fildred Egosque, Buster johnson
nd Marjorie and Donna Neon of
ark Grove. Leonard DAILY drove
, the plunge with them and Har-
ID Peterson drove there for them
aturday.
Nora Pointer is in town for a
w ddyS AAOll llcI TdtiCll llOlIle
,uth of Fort Peck. She accomp-
Ned Marjorie NIGEL, Leo Egosque
Id Ralph Peterson to Nashua.
Mrs. Charles Rave and Buddy
Id Leota left Monday for a short
sit with relatives at Poplar.
Mrs. S. E. Skugrud entertained
a coffee party Thursday after
,on for her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
crey. who is a guest at the
home.
Jerry Gibney, who had been en-
Dyed at Fort Peck. resigned and
t for his home at Worden Sat
day. He was accompanied by
) sister. Mrs. Marvin Dahlin, and
i, who will also visit at the John
bney home.
Bollinger, who had been
as clerk at the postoffice
zee May. resigned and accepted
ployment with Meadow Gold
Mrs. Otto Lundin. Mrs. Myron
2. Mrs. Delmar Corey, Mrs. Ell
r Corey, Mrs. Orval Hclmquist,
4 Mrs. Marvin Dahlin drove to
asgow Friday to spend the eve
lg.
Irland jacobson, who had been
ployed on a farm near Baylor,
ne home Saturday. !
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