The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-08-20
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

visit with relatives. Mrs. Elsie Lac
who has been visiting at the Wheat
ley nome, returned with them an,
spent a few days here on bushes
before returning to Seattle to maxi
her home. Cleatis, who also cam,
with them, remained fer a few
days before returning to Seattle
where he is engaged in defens,
work.
James Helgeson, who had beer
employed at the H. Earl Clack OF
STATEN left for Portland where hi
will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keagel anc
daughter visited Saturday at the
parental Keagel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Giegrich OF
Wiota are spending their vacation
at the hot water plunge. Joseph
Walters is in charge of the Great
Northern depot during Mr.. Gieg-
rich'S absence.
d. B. Mckee made a business
trip to Billings Monday.
Mrs L. ]. Johnson and daughter
Opal OF Frazer called Saturday af-
ternoon on Mrs. Lena Scholl.
Hedge Helgeson, who is employed
by the highway department, left
for Cut Bank where he will be en-
ployed for a few days.
Mrs. William F. Mccoy and child
e and Mrs. Lee Warren visited
Thursday at the ice Cattelle home.
Mrs. Orville Holmquist and Mrs.
Marvin Milsten, who spent two
weeks visiting at the Theodore
Aaberg home, returned to their
homes in Bremerton Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Jack Martin returned home
Sunday morning from a six weeks
visit at the hcmes of her sons in
Milwaukee, Wis, and Grand Forks,
N. D.
Byron Ulvestad, who is employed
by the Montana Power company,
spent the week end here at his
home.
Dorald Rave left Monday for a
weeks visit at the L. M. Ormseth
home in Havre.
Members CT the Patriotic Cooks
All club invited their mothers to
a breakfast at the Catholic hall
Thursday. All tables and place
cards were decorated with flags.
Mrs. H. E Hill was toastmistress.
"Gcd Bless America" opened the
program and the singing of 1.-The
Star Spangled Banner" was the
closing Song. Ruth Beecher well
coined the guests and Mrs. George
Hassler responded for the mothers,
Grace Vole read a poem and Mrs.
Florence P. Elliott gave a talk.
The first year sewing class Lib
erty Sewers. led by Mrs. Walter
Wittmayer, held a meeting at the
home of Buelah Slaght Thursday
9 afternoon at which Mrs. Florence
Elliott va present. Mrs. James
Keil, who is leader Of advanced sew
ing class. and its members were
also present.
DR.. A. N. Currie of Big Fork was
an overnight guest at the Alfred
Lee home last week while here
after his farm interests.
Hurley Halligan. who spent a few
weeks here at the home Of his
lister. Mrs. j. D. Irwin. returned to
lis home in Bryant, S. D.
Mr. and Mrs Darrell Bramble and
Garland of Great Falls visited two
,eeks at the home of Mrs Bram-
les aunt, Mrs. Joe Cattelle.
Miss GLADYS UlveStad, who was
mplcyed with the federal veterans
ureau. resigned her work in New
'ork City and arrived home Tues
ay morning for a brief visit at the
omeof her parents. Mr.. and Arne
'lvestad Sr.
Mrs. George Kugler and Vivian,
and George Jr. returned
ONE Monday evening from a two
eeks' visit at the home of her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Torrel Birk-
nd in Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Slaght and
Ann of Malta were week
I'd visitors at the E. F.. Slaght
)me.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brandford
Las Vegas, New, and Mr.. and
rs. L. T. Elliott of Glendive drove
the Emil Sorenson home in the
arslan community to visit. Mrs.
landlord and Mrs. Elliott are sis
rs of Mr.. Sorenson.
The Nashua Home Demonstra-
n club which vas to meet Tues
", Aug. rs, will meet Thursday,
lg. 81, with Mrs. H. E. Hill.
Miss Marjorie Orth arrived from
D. c., to visit her par
is. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ortiz.
le has a government position.
Miss Beulah Cheney, who is
at Glendive, came to visit
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Mr.. and Mrs. George Karcher
. daughters left Wednesday NOR
lg for Vancouved, Wash, where
:. Karcher will be engaged in
'ense work. Their sister, Mrs. Paul
carson, and Gary and Charlotte
Havre, who spent two weeks
e with relatives, accompanied
m as far as Havre. Cleatis Lacy,
o had been in Nashua for a
: days, returned to Vancouver
h them and will resume his work
re.
dr. and Mrs. Arnold Kronebusch
l Mary Jeane were in Nashua
day enroute to Avondale to visit
the M. Kronebusch home. Their
Bobby, who has been visiting
the home of his grandparents,
lrned home with them.
and Mrs. A. C. Swanson and
lilly moved to Glasgow last week
will have charge Of the Gate
, cabins there. Their Gateway
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