The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-09-24
OPHEIM
BY Dina

George Bubb was in town with
his father, William Bubb, part Of
the week.
Roy Paus, who fell from a gran
airy on the Bishop farm last Tues
day breaking two ribs and injuring
his side and hand is recovering.
MI. and Mrs. Richard Barneby
OF Tulsa, Calf, arrived Friday and
are visiting at the John Padgett
homo and with other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. F1ickinger and children
house ON the east side and have
moved in so the children may at
tend school.
Mrs. A. Allie and small children
OF Thoeny moved to town last week
end.
Mrs Dan Dascher and son Dale
were Opheim callers Tuesday. They
spent several days on the farm last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bergstrom and
Mrs. Norton Bergstrom went to
Glasgow on business Tuesday.
Edward Bohlig, who attended the
University of Missouri at Columbia,
returned home Friday.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Holte
entertained some Of the students
who will leave soon for college last
Tuesday evening. Lunch was served
at their CINE.
Mr. ant Mrs. D. A. Reddick and
grandson Robert were dinner gutIIs
Tuesday at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. Carl Hines.
Edna Beuchler was a caller here
Sunday.
Mrs. King Lewis and daughters
Jean and Shirley returned from
their Minnesota trip Thursday.
visited in Scobey on their way
home.
Emery Burtness was in town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pagan enter
tanned in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Hetzler of Richland at a
dinner Sunday. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Wangrud and
family and Richland friends, Mr..
and Mrs. E. G.. Brackee and Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Kleeman.
Mr. and Mrs. C. l.. George and
Mrs. Vern Lea of Havre were week
end guests at the Fred Whittle
home.
Dinner guests at the A. o. Han
son home Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Olaf Larson, Cliff Anderson,
Wilfred Tranberg and Frank Tel
ford.
Mrs. Hanson received word re-
Gently OF the serious accident of
her nephew, Leroy Suffer, IL, at
Viroqua, Wis. All veins, cords and
muscles we're severed when he fell
from a tractor and his left arm
was run over by the machine. The
boy is recovering and it is hoped
that amputation will not be nee
Mrs. H. o. Morgan and Mrs. T.
H. hfarkle we're Monday business
Mrs. Morgan was looking
local interests while Mr..
Morgan is in the hospital in Glas-
Cow.
Mrs. Adolph Westby, Mrs. Mel
vim Isakson and Mrs. chris Drog1-
us were Glasgow callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wilhelm
we're callers Monday.
Inez Anderson is keeping house
'or the Cook children.
Harvest is still at a standStill.
Damp weather is holding up oper-
ttions.
Mrs. Guy Pagan was initiated in
70 the Eastern Star at a meeting
Sunset chapter last week.
Mrs. A. o. Hansen and o. A.
Beck and son Alden were Glasgow
Friday.
Marvin Kulp made a trip to Hell
ma Wednesday, returning the last S
the week. He left Monday eve q
ling for Glasgow to work at the !
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Norris Sherrer and Francis Tar
I'm left for Bozeman Saturday
lhere both will study chemical en- a
ineering. a
Nh. and Mrs. George Hickok re- a
eived by V-mail Tuesday, a letter
rom their son Francis Rohlf mail
d from somewhere in Australia
sept. l. He stated he was in good a
.ealth and had been in combat. N
Private Earl BeSonday was re- a
emily moved from Camp Roberts
D Camp Pickett, Va.
Mrs. Loyal B. Reynolds of Seattle
Friday to visit at the Mel q
in MCGUIRE home. Mrs. Reynolds II
nd Mrs. MCGUIRE are sisters. a,
Florence Paus left Thursday for IL
pokane to enter business college. te
Hugo FagTelius of Great Falls l.
nd Frank Mueller Of Glasgow were So
ere Saturday in the interests of ,
le Mountain State Telephone and y,
telegraph company. d,
Carl Gamrath of Seattle arrived
0pne Sunday for q few daVS StaV.