The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-11-12
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rave left
Tuesday morning to spend a week
visiting at the L. M. OrSmeth nome
in Havre and will also spend a day
in Great Falls. Donald Rave Is
at the Theodore Aaberg home dur
ing their absence.
The women members Of the
Nashua faculty and Mrs. E. F.
Slaght and Mrs. Homer Loucks sur
prised Mrs. Arvie Waters at her
home Friday evening when they
met to honor her on her recent
marriage. The time was spent socl-
ally and a gift was presented.
Ed Metzger left Friday morning
for a visit at his old home in Car
linville, Ill. He was accompanied by
Chester Jackson, who will Visit
friends in Indiana and with his son
Robert jackson, who is with the
army in Kentucky. ,
Beatrice Mitchell was a week end
visitor in Havre.
Abe Friessen left last week for
Sturgis, KY, accompanied by Shlr-
lev Bridges of Oswego. They pur-
chased a purebred horse and re-
turned Tuesday with the horse.
The Catholic Study club COM
menced the study period with Mrs.
H. E. Hill as leader for the north
side and Mrs. A. Torkelson and
Mrs Webb Dragoo as leaders IN
\ South Nashua.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Group
will meet Wednesday, NOV. 10 at
the church parcrs with Mrs. Peter
James as hostess. On the same date
Mrs. Oscar Jacobson will entertain
Group 2 at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Nybakken
entertained at a wedding dinner or
Sunday IGNORING their Son-1n-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hueth, who were married last week
at Wolf Point. Their guests were
Mr.. Hueth's mother, Mrs. Hueth
of Scobey, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Nybakken and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Nybakken and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Nybakken and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nybak-
ken and family, Mr.. and Mrs: Carl
Nybakken and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Emerson, their guest, Mrs.
P, M. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Peterson and daughters. Mrs. Hueth
graduated from the Nashua high
school in 1910 and for the past year
has been employed at the county
clerk and recorders office at Glas-
gov. Mr.. Hueth is employed at the
airport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Holmquist
and Kay Deane returned home
Tuesday night from a short visit at
the Holmquist home in Bowman,
N. D.
Mrs. James Hay, Simon Ander-
sen and Rufus Anderson of Nashua
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Hageland
of Fort Peck drove to Minot, N. D.,
where they attended the funeral
of their step-mother, Mrs. Pauline
Anderson. Burial was in the Fox !
holm, N. D., cemetery. ,
MI. and Mrs. McClain were n
last week where Mr.. NC :
Claim attended the retail lumber |
dealers association. Mrs. McClaln
at the home of her sister. .
r. P. Nelson of Hinsdale ship !
ped six carloads of cattle to Nashua !
last week and these will be fed on
the beet tops here before marketing. (
Four carloads of cattle were ship i
ped last Thursday by the Milk
River Shippers association and Ivan Y
Brandt and Peter During accomp- d
anied the shipment.
The Van Guard Home Demons {
club met Tuesday afternoon {
1T the home of Mrs. Rose Brock {
Mrs. j. Catelle was co-hostess. S
Mrs. w. j. Wittmayer. vice presi- =
lent, presided and a short lesson :
N first aid was given. Plans were {
made fer the Christmas party. A u
wo = course buffet luncheon was ,
d
Miss Florence P. Elliott, county
lcme demonstration agent, came W
rom Glasgow Thursday to present "
demonstration on vegetables for 10
Iealth," to the club project leaders i
n this community. The meeting o.,
vas at the Lutheran church and vi
TENDED by Mrs. H. Helgerson and N
Irs. Simon Andersen, leaders of p
he Van Guard club, Mrs. Otto vi
lundin of the Nashua club, Mrs. y
lilo Stangeland, Mrs. E. P. Hens or
nd of the Young Matron'S club, in
FRS. o. Heikens and Mrs. Sam bf
of the Center club and "
Irs. R. Scott of Oswego. fa
Mrs. Peter James arrived home E.
aturday frcm a two weeks trip
} California where she visited her W,
N. Line Sergeant Edward James,
t Philadelphia, Calf. She accomp- SD
MED Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Miller, &c
no visited their son at Camp Ro-
erts in California. tie
Bauer returned home from 81
pokane where he visited his father,
mil Bauer, who is employed there er
nd while there tried to enlist in ne
lie navy but was refused because
T poor eysight. pr
The first well child clinic with e.
Iiss Aagot Liam nurse in charge, ~
as conducted at Nashua Tuesday NJ
nd was well attended. No definite Is
ate for the next clinic was set. az
Irs. Jack Wiley and Mrs. j. D. a.
win assisted. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lincoln and
ms and Bruce Packer of Rudyard -
Sunday and visited until We'd
esday at the home of their sister, =
RS. Charles Kegel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Incoln and sens and Mr. Packer
eve to Brcckton Wednesday to
sit their sister Cora Mae Packer,
no teacher near here.
The CYO had a party Friday
'ening at the Catholic hall. Eunice
m Murphy and Rita HaSsler W.
ere in charge. ~