The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-07-16
OPHEIM
By o Thompson

Barbara Hickok of Hinsdale. whC
has been visiting at the Georg,
Hickok ranch since July 4, accomp
anied George Hickok to Ophein
Saturday.
Earl Paulson was in Wolf Poinr
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Bohlig enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs Samuel Pau!
at Sunday dinner.
Leo Flynn of Great Falls. nephew
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bohlig. visited
here Friday.
Mrs. May E. Rodenbaugh anc
Corrinne Thompson left Sunday
for Fairmont, Mimi, to visit Mr.
and Mrs. ROLAND Markquart and
daughter.
Milo Jennings shipped a car OF
cattle to Fairview last week.
SILVER and Schlacter shipped a car
of cattle to South st. Paul last
week.
Sen. B. K. Wheeler was an Oh
helm caller Monday.
Ben Who'll and Harry Berotoll
are painting the Who'll residence
this week. The house will be white
with a blue roof.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Taylor were the Rev. and
Mrs. H. E. Ross and Mr.. and
Mrs. King Hartley and son Olan.
Frank Mersen of Glasgow was a
business caller Monday.
Frances thinner and Glen DALEY
attended the stampede in Wolf
Point Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Walstad and
family attended the rodeo at Wolf
Point Saturday. Their daughter.
Viola, who returned from Arne-
gaad, N. D., met them there.
Eight Opheim girls attended the
Lutheran Bible camp held in the
Bear Paws near Havre last week.
They were Irene Grim, Margaret
Smith, J%ennibelle Risa, Fern Risa.
Anna Belle Munger, Phyllis Blum
dell, Alvina Bergtoll and Margaret
Lewis.
Marjorie Thompson is a guest of
and Mrs. E. r. Telford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Sorenson. who
visited relatives at Enterprise, Ore.
passed through Opheim enroute to
Glentana.
Mrs. Martin Capderville and
children were Opheim callers the
first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Reed attended
the picnic at Nashua Sunday. Mrs.
Reed remained at Glasgow for a
few days as guest of Mrs. Dorcas
Pagan.
Helen Black of Glasgow is a guest
at the Horace Feezell home.
Horace Feezell and Sammy made
trip to Great Falls Saturday.
where they visited Sam Feezeil.
They returned Sunday evening. Mr..
Feezell purchased and brought
home four Jersey calves.
Albert Davenport, who has been
at Wolf Point with his mother.
Mrs. Heman Davenport, for several
weeks, returned home last week.
Ms. Davenport will remain for a
days longer.
Cappy Pelham, who has been do
ng defense work on the coast, re
urned home Wednesday.
Bob Squires and Grin Fossum
made an eight day trip to Miles :
City taking with them a load of
WOOL. They visited at Missoula, the
not springs and as far west as the
Idaho line. O.,
Squire Burroughs left Friday for
weeks stay at the hot plunge. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hodapp, Marie .,
Iodapp and Archie Bruce were bus 9
ness callers in Opheim Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Jennings and .
amily went to the Wolf Point ro- :
leo Friday. Companions were Beryl :
fchenor and Art Lawrence. =
Mrs. Thea Risa went to Glasgow L
Ionday.
MI. and Mrs. Theodore Beck of
Diego, Calf, arrived Wednes- i
for a weeks vacation at the r
rank Ward ranch at Baylor. They L
lso attended the Wolf Point rodeo, E
ccompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ward.
Guy Burroughs and daughter n
'ent to Glasgow Tuesday. g
Mrs. Dwight Gamrath and daugh-
FRS Mona Lee and Patsy Jean Wis lt