The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-02
OPHEIM
BY Dina Thompson

DOE 0u4lANdil WIZ 1893 DCtll ell
plcyed at Redding, Calf, returneI
home Friday.
L. Bucklard of Williston, super
ntendent of the International Ell
ia evatcr company, has been in tcWl
or business fer a few days.
- Mrs. Lou Thompson was honorec
a by a party given at the H. o. DChler
home by the Royal Neighbors. Mem,
bers Of that organization and theil
, husbands were present. Mrs. Thomp-
. son received a gift from the mem
berS. A buffet lunch was served.
] About 30 from Opheim vicinity
attended the Farmers Union quart
\ erly convention held at Richland
Saturday. Mrs. Dorcas Fagan'S class
c entertained by conducting a business
, meeting and giving a program of
songs. dialogs, plays and recit-
atoms. Dinner and lunch were Serv-
er by the Richland LEGAL.
The Opheim Farmers Union local
= met at the home of Guy Pagan
Monday. Many members and visitors
were present. Nine delegates and
two alternateS were selected to at
tend the convention at Richland.
Lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schwartz
will leave this week for Richey
where Mrs. Schwartz will remain
while Mr.. Schwartz attends school
at Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz
were entertained at dinner at the
Dave Johnson home Saturday and
at the E. Johnson home at dinner
Sunday.
.TObD NTe1viD o,,e+or,e oo+roIn,op
is now at Rochester, Mimi, where
he underwent surgical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin formerly were
stationed at Opheim before they
moved to Westby, N. D.
Miss Anna Johnson spent the
week end at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Wilhelm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cunning
ham and daughter of Ekalaka ar
rived last week and will make their
home with Carl Nielsen during the
spring work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stein, Lucille
Stein, Ruby Maier and Ruth Allen
were Saturday shoppers in Glasgow.
One OF Miss STEMS pupils took sec
ond place in the spelling contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Weaver and
LIN d6dIl MCllb W SldSENM |
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Norris Opheim and
family entertained at dinner Satur-
day Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Telford
Mr.. ard Mrs. Norris Opheim and
Evelyn Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Squires and
MI. and Mrs. Roy Paus were among
the many friends who went to Glas-
gov to attend the funeral of Ray
Hodgson last Tuesday.
Mrs. E. G. Bohlig, Dorothy Bohlig
Dick Bohlig and Florence Paus went
to Glasgow Saturday to meet Helen
Bohllg who is on Easter vacation
from st. joseph, Mimi, where she
attends college.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Padgett and family were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Paus and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel PauS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. ]. Bishop. who
spent the winter in Oakland, Calf,
returned last week.
Junior stunt night was held at
the school Friday evening under the
direction of Miss Dorothy Bohlig,
junior sponsor. Besides IL one-act
skitS by various members Of the
class, other numbers were a tap
dance by Irene Grim, harmonica
solo by Dale F%1ickenger, boys
quartet by Rex Opheim, Alba Black
erby. Richard Bohlig and Earl Paul
son, a vocal duet by Lois Jennings
and Richard Bohlig and a panto-
mine band by Rex and His Royal
Rhythm.
Adolph westby went to Glasgow {
Thursday.
The Adolph westby family moved
to the farm Friday.
William Hass was a Saturday
shopper.
Mrs. Jack Mason, and son Bill,
MI. n Mrs. l.. G. Smith and Earl (
Besondy were in town Saturday.
w. D.. Ellis has been i'll for sew J
eral days. :
Ed ASleSon and son moved to the :
farm several days ago. .
Oral Quale and Resner Blikken i
made a trip to WilliSton Sunday.
Herb Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar- r
ence Kravik and daughter and Mrs. I
Howard SwenScn of Richland we're 4
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl '
Kravik Sunday. h
Emil Kravik returned to Opheim =
Monday from Seattle on a ten day ~
leave. MI. Kravik works at the Boe- 9,
plant. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Bergstrom N
we're Glasgow callers Monday. 9,
Charles Durbin went to Glasgow ~
Monday. "
Nh. and Mrs. Louie Jakcbson were q
business callers in Glasgow Mon n
=;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kulp and q
amlly were Sunday dinner guests
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ~,
iulp. Harold left for Seattle Tues ri
W
Mr.. and Mrs. War Ida were bus ce
ness callers in Opheim Tuesday. !
Adolph Westby and Mrs. Jorgen r.
went to Glasgow Wednes-
to see Mrs. WeStby, who is a
atient there. n
Mrs. Eugenia Kilbourne and Mrs. d
red JeSSel attended the hcme DEM !
oStration meetings in Glasgow last +
tuesday,.
A birthday surprise party was /
ED at the Fred Kilbourne home we
londay honoring Shirley Walstad. att
en- guests were present. Pc
Harlon Silbough of ReedStown, da,
is. arrived Wednesday and is Wis Frt
ng at the Milo Jennings home. Wi
Dixie Jennings, young son of MI. ma
ID Mrs. Milo Jennings, is i'll. lab
- ats
Eighteen different conductors have on,
! the famous United States Mar mes
G corps band since %inceptiOn in by