The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-11-19
OPHEIM
By Dina Thompson

Gloria Fuchs, Nellie Risa. Alvin;
Bergtoll, Jean Lewis and Margare
and Vernilee Smith.
Rose Mason of Seattle arrived
home last week for a brief vaca-
ticn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Jennings were
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Martin Grim and family anc
her brother, Alfred Sells Of Peerless
left Friday for Sand Point, idaho
where it is hoped the change Of
climate will greatly benefit Thelma
who has been i'll for quite some
time.
Emery Burtness was a Glasgow
caller Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Paus went to
Glasgow Friday.
Mr. Harry Kulp is a patient at
the Glasgow Deaconess hospital,
She is receiving treatment for
rheumatism.
Mrs. Raymond Hodgson was a
Wednesday shopper.
The Wild Rose school was the
scene Of a party Friday night for
Phil Squires, who will leave soon
for the army. Many friends were
present.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Leonard Ore and
family left this week for Halstad,
Mimi, where they will visit MI.
Ores father, Sam Ore, for about
ten days.
Lois Jennings and Lucille Stein
honored Viola Walstad at a sur
prise birthday anniversary party
at the Stein home Wednesday. Six
teen girls and boys were present.
Games were played, lunch served
and gifts presented.
Mrs. H. R. Holland and son Rcn-
ME of Glasgow spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Thea Risa, who made an eX-
tensive trip to Chicago and other
arrived home Wednesday to
be with her son, Staff Serg. Don
Risa, on leave at home.
Lester Watterud CT Glasgow
spent the week end with his family.
Kennard Rasmussen went to
Glasgow Sunday.
Irene st. John Of Poplar spent the
week end at her parents home.
Edna Buechler was a week end
in Opheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Peterson and
of Waller arrived last week,
accompanied by Jimmie Stevens,
10 visit at the William Stevens
lcme. /.
Buster Redfield, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Redfield, left Monday
or Helena to enter the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Sherrer left
Tuesday for Fargo, N. D., to visit
'elatives before going on to Boze-
nan to join their son Ncrris, who
attends college there. They may
alter go to California for the win
er.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bergtoll were
Ionday shoppers. -.
The Opheim Altar society will
erve a public chicken dinner at
he Legion hall Sunday, Nov. %. II
Technical Serg. and Mrs. Dean ]
'adgett Of Walla Walla, Wash. are {
pending a few days at the John '
MI and Mrs. Eric Satire enter {
aimed the Rev. and Mrs. E b.
and Hattie Bergtoll at Sat {
rday evening dinner. I
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Jacobson and
ompanicn of Glasgow and DR.. Will
am Reed we're dinner guests at {
he Roy Paus home. G
Miss Serene Griffin was a dinner {
uest at the E. C.aBchlig home Sat-
relay. '
lrned from a visit with Mr.. Floyd's {
arents at Antler, N. D., Tuesday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete IsakSon OF S
taylor are staying at the Jorgen n
farm home. a
Laurits Andersen was a Monday S
Elmer johnson and son Charles v
ent to Williston Sunday, returning ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Smith left Sat
rday with California as their des-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Padgett and +
,inily and Technical Serg. and I
FRS. Dean Padgett spent Saturday a
+ Fort Peck. liz
Mr.. and Mrs. William Horne Of =
ildeer. Sask., passed through OPP
elm on their way to Seattle where
ley will visit their sons and fam
Mrs. Guy Pagan and Mr.. and
Irs. Oral Quale and family were
unday supper guests at the Al
rangrud home.
Serg. Raymond Lindeke, bro
Ter CT Mrs. Melvin Mcguire, ar
we'd Wednesday from Lockbourne
ED, Columbus, Ohio, for a weeks
sit.
Milo Jennings and family were
dinner guests at the E. A.
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Mcguire
Id family entertained at a
thanksgiving dinner Sunday. The
Guests were Sergeant Lindeke, Lu-
lie stein. Viola Walstad and Will
I'M Blundell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Balm OF
ichland were dinner guests at the
,cob Stein home Sunday.
BOYS who attended the Scout
rcus at Glasgow Saturday were
lrl and Kenneth PaulSon. Charles
,hnscn. Eugene and Curtis Durbin,
lillian Irgens, Hubert and James
Royal Paus and Scout
aster william Blundell. MIS-. Paul
n furnished transportation for
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