The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-16

package of tea as IS cents. The cor
rect price for the tea was 50 cents
for Seattle and sailed Tuesday fcl
Alaska, where he will be employed
on a government project at Dutch
| Harbor.
George Campbell of Big Sandy is
here visiting his brother, Paul j.
Campbell.
Mr.. ana Mrs. E. N. Hill arrived
this morning after spending the
winter in Washington, D. c., and
other eastern cities.
Robert lander of Havre arrived
this week to take the place in the
Buttrey store formerly filled by Paul
Rinderknecht, who was transferred
to Havre.
Mrs. Robert Breen and SOL of
Butte are here and are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.. Peters. Mr.:
Breen, former Glasgow high school
coach, is now an army officer sta
toned in Alaska. Mrs. Breen left
Alaska soon after wal was declared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry HARDWOOD OF
Lehman are the parents of a daugh-
ter born March 26, and named Elaine
Browning Harwocd. They are form
er Glasgow residents and Mrs. Har-
wood is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G.. Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lund spent
last week end visiting Mrs Lund'S
sister at Billings and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay Lockwood, former Glasgow res
identS, at Great Falls.
Marvin Oakland, son of Dan Oak
land, is spending a 90-day furlough
in Glasgow. He came from the New
Orleans army air base, and is await
ing orders to enter a flying cadet
school. /
Miss Fern Russell, daughter of
MI. and Mrs. Roy Russell, who is a
student at Northern Montana col
Iege at Havre, has been a patient
at a Havre hospital for mere than a
week under observation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oehler, who
we're visiting Mrs. Oehler'S aunt,
Mrs. NJ. c. Rudberg. last week, left
Wednesday for Miller, S. D., where
they will visit Mr.. Oehler'S relatives
before leaving for their home at
Heights, Panama Canal zone.
Our Father, Who Art in Heav-
Thought for Sunday morning
at the Methodist church. ltp
The Rev. H. F. Widen and E. B.
Pease left Wednesday for Great
Falls to attend a Christian Educa-
ton conference of the Teton assoc
alton of the Baptist church. They
accompanied the Rev. and Mrs. H.
B. Simpson of Culbertscn.
Mrs. Fannie Chenoweth left Tues
Law afternoon for Scobey to attend
he funeral services there fer Elmer
Y. Carlson, of Manette, Wash,
whose death by suicide occurred last
week. He was a brother of Mrs.
Chenoweth's daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Glen Chenoweth, and services will be
held at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gines and baby
laughter. Joy Ann, and Mrs. Sher-
nan Harvey of Seattle arrived Sun
lay night by automobile for a two
weeks visit at the home OF MI. and
Mrs. G.. W. Uphaus. parents OF Mrs
Harvey and Mrs. Gines. /
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Magruder
AVE returned from Berkeley, Calf, i
where they spent the winter. They
,ere accompanied by their son Cor ,
on of Berkeley who made a short =.
isit here while his wife visited her ;
in Lewistown. .
Mr. and MIS-. T. H. Markle left I
his morning for Las Vegas, Nevada, !
D meet their son Orval, who will be |
married. there Monday TO Miss Lois l
wilson of Glasgow. Miss Wilson ard !
ather, F. G. Wilson, wfO is moving I
Helena to a farm near Hamilton, I
1T Glasgow Monday for MiSSoula. I
here they have been visiting Miss
Wilson's sister, Mrs. Robert HuXsol.
Iiss Wilson will join Mr. and Mrs. @
at Butte and accompany i
lem to Las Vegas. Mr.. and Mrs. C
JilsOn were guests here CT Mr.. and Y
IRIS. NelS Briggs. +
Mrs. Roy Green returned Satur- q
ay from Occur d'Alene, Idaho. Ii
here she visited her daughter, Mrs.
J.. Bliven Jr., two weeks. She S
jcpped at Libby on the return and e
isited Nh. and Mrs. Lynn Frary at II
leir hunting lodge at the foot of a
le Rockies, where they have a p
eautiful home, Mrs. Green said. Mr. n
nd Mrs. Frary are former Glasgow "
.sidentS and still spend some time
ere. &
The Rev. J.. c. Wisnaes returned t
from a trip to Havre, s
here he accompanied DR.. j. N. b
president of Concordia COL il
ge of Moorehead. Mimi, in the in t
rest of the college Golden jubilee
lmpaign. DR.. Brown had been in a
for a Luther league con- O
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