The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-22
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Mrs. Prinella Peterson Of New
Ellington, S. d., is here for an ex-
tended visit at the homes of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Emerson,
and her son, Nels Peterson.
Mrs. Trivers, who had been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. c. E. Frank
fertilizer, left Tuesday morning for
Spokane.
The Nazarene Missionary society
will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs Adolph Nybakken-
Herbert Dykstra, student at Nor
thern Montana college in Havre,
spent the week end at his home
here.
Violet Grina, Alma White, Merle
Little, Eunice Ann Murphy and Fun
ice Fisher enjoyed a picnic Sunday
at Fort Peck.
Among those from Nashua who
attended the dinner at the Grain
Lutheran church Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Brenden and Bobby
Brenden, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rave,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hanger and
Harriet and Marlene, MI. and Mrs.
C E. Frankforther, Mrs. Otto Use
man, Mrs. Bertha Useman, Mrs.
Trivers, MI. and Mrs. Ben STEM
bakken and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Bissell, Mrs. Lee Warren. Mrs. Rose
Brocksmith, Mrs. Lena Schcll, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Hawbaker, Mrs. j. R.
Murphy and Mrs. A. Schuster and
Christine Erickson.
The Altar society met at the
Catholic hall Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. William Klein, Mrs. Mary
Zooner and Mrs. Stephen Wagner.
The annual fall dinner and bazaar
was planned for Saturday, NOV. 81.
Catholic Action was reviewed
Ray Cloer of Sunnyside, Wyo.,
district president of the Nazarene
Young Peoples society vas a speak
er at the Sunday morning service.
He was making a tour of the dis
trict and from here went to Pop
lar.
Bernard Helgeson suffered an
arm injury Friday afternoon when
with the Nashua high
team against Saco. The bone
was cracked just below the elbow.
George Stewart announces that
ne will be pleased to have enrcllees
for a first aid class if anyone is
Interested. Please see him if you
are 10 enroll.
Mrs. Peter James was surprised
asst week when friends came to
spend the afternoon at her home
honor CT her birthday. She was
eft a gift from the group.
Joe Stewart, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stewart, graduated from
he technical school of ornaments
It Denver.
Edward James, sen of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter James, was made line
ergeant at Camp Stoneman, Pitts
,urg, Calf. He enlisted in the ar
ny in February, 1941.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Skugrud left
Thursday morning for Oakland.
>alif., where they will spend the
winter or possibly stay longer. Mr..
;kugrud, owner of Sig's Place, has
eaSed his business to M. kaufman.
They have rented their home to
dr. and Mrs. Antoine McGeer OF
It. Louis.
Mrs. Mildred Ramsbacher and
laughter Arlene left Tuesday NOR
ing for Moscow, Idaho, where she
ill be employed. She visited at
he home of her sister, Mrs. Chet
Mrs. Emil Bauer entertained at
home Monday evening in her
oncr of her son, Wilbur, and
rank Peterson, both of whom left
tuesday, morning for Helena for
yamination following their enlist
lent in the navy. Wilbur enlisted
S a cock and Frank Peterson as a
lmner's mate. He has been here
,r several days visiting at the
ONE of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. o. Peterson.
Mrs. Esther Millhouse presented
lie grade school chorus in the first
'ogram for the school year Tues
ny evening at the high school. Five '
lmbers we're sung. Parents and
lends were invited to the recital,
flowing which two educational =