The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-04
NASHUA
By Mrs. George Fisher

visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H. Bell.
Mrs l.. Johnson and her daughter.
Mrs Myrtle Olson of Roman, are
guests at the Adclph Nybakken
home this week. They came to at
tend the funeral of their son and
brother, the late William Nybak-
ken.
Herman Erdman, who spent the
winter in Chicago. arrived Friday
morning to attend to his farming
affairs here.
Miss Jean DeTray left Friday
morning fer Tacoma, Wash, where
she will visit her brother, Ed De-
Tray, and family and her sister,
Mrs. Clinton Bruce.
Charles Rowe, who has completed
his sophomore year at the North
west Nazarene college at Nampa,
Idaho, returned Saturday to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tade and
family left Monday for New STAN
field, Ore, where they will make
their home. They were entertained
at the Carl Hansen home at Rich
land when a group Of old reighbors
and friends gave them a farewell
party. They were presented with a
purse Of money. From Nashua. Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Loft and Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter James attended and
from Glasgow, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Yoder.
Mrs. James Keil accompanied them
to Stanfield and will visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Delmcr
Corey.
Theodore Kandris spent the holi-
days in Nashua and returned to
Fort Buford Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hanger and
Harriet and Marlene and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rave drove to the Boy
Scout camp Sunday to visit their
sons, Dcnald Rave and Ralph
Hanger. Other Nashua boys in at
tendance are Adolph Noun. James
Demko, Mark Dragco and Billy
Loft.
Mrs. Hans Bergstrom is ENJOYING
4 visit this week with her mother.
Mrs. Roxy Tunison, and her sister.
Mrs. Marvin Sunheim and her
sister Judy of F'roid. They arrived
Monday and will visit here until
Miss Alma Carson CT Finley, N.
D., who visited her sister, Mrs.
John Stcrkson, left this week for
Denver.
Emil Berg, who had been en-
at Rapid City, S. D., return
ID home last week.
The Van Guard Home Demons
firm n1tth will moot Tt1acdav mith
1rs. Ray Jones.
Leon Halstead, who had been in
returned to Nashua a few
lays ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orris Ouren and
amily left for Opheim, where they
ill spend several days.
Elizabeth Mckay, daughter of the
lev. and Mrs. j. A. Mckay, was
ere Sunday with her parents to
ttend church services. She is train
lg at a hospital in Nampa, Idaho.
heir sen Bartlett, who attends the
northwest Nazarene college, was
ere with them.
Mrs. Margaret ingalls, left We'd
esday for Malta to visit her daugh-
er, Mrs. Dick Meyers. ~,
All club girls of Nashua an
ounce that they will gather CID
Jockings for the Red Cross. Cotton,
avon, silk and wcolen stockings
re acceptable. Anybody who wishes
D donate old stockings, please not
any All club girl and she will
all for them. Please, have the
tockingS in a large rel.
The Patriotic Cocks, met at the
ONE of Mary Jeane Hill Thursday
)r their first meeting. The demons
alton was on fruit.
The Liberty Sewers held their
,urth meeting at the home of
Sther and Luella Rave and Mrs.
lien HenSrud and Mrs. Wittmayer,
leir leaders. present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George HasSler and {
AURA Mae and Rosann left Fri
ny morning by al fer Leaven-
ortb, KanS., to attend the eXer- {
seS at which Rita HaSsler gradu-
ed from st. Mary's academy with 3
Iledictorian honorS. She will re- I
hCme with them and they will '
sit in Minnesota enroute.
Ray Hassler, who attended st.
high school at Great Falls,
turned home Friday morning. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard David and N
mily of Fergus Falls. Mimi, ar
,ed Saturday and visited until
ednesday at the home CT Mrs.
lvid's sister, Mrs. Otto Lundin.
ley left for Seattle where they
Il visit Mrs. David's parents and
Il find employment.
Wesley Seebert came Friday from r
ward. Alaska, to visit at tie home -
his aunt. Mrs. A. l.. DiShart. He ore
t Wednesday morning for North VI
Ikota. VIII
A committee meeting was held at cIla
2 home CT Mrs. S. f. Skugrud an IoII
.eSday to complete plans for the pa
ID sale On Saturday at the Nash aIo
hardware. This is sponsored by he
cup 2. Lunch will be served. "
4. E. Hill returned Monday from the
business trip to Columbia Falls, sac
Iere he also visited his parents, we
>. and Mrs. Frank Hill. His niece ina
rcthy McElwain returned with sou
n to visit at the Hill home. larS
and Mrs. Homer Claypool and the
CT HinSdale and their +
use guests, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. ing
,bSter and Jean and Norman of Col
nrad, were callers Sunday at the Law
orge Fisher home. Mr.. Webster E.
manager of the HinSdale Mere on
company several years ago. Rob
IRIS. Harriet N. Carver left Thurs two
: evening to visit at the home of Solt
S.. Lucy Tyner and from there salu
left for Lyons, N. D., to spend at :
summer with her sister. and
he Charles Keagel family of men
ger moved to Nashua Friday and a
his studies as second r
k operator at the depot. He was L
lporarily transferred to Glasgow
work Tuesday. They are residing
the residence occupied by the -
nix zgonc family. Dr
lr. n Mrs. Frank Emerson and ente'
left Monday morning for Great men