The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-26
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

2 OPHEIM
| BY DINA Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Richard.
and Mrs. E. r. James and children
Jimmie and Douglas, who visited a
the William Greer home last week
left Sunday for their home at Butte
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kulp anc
children of Seattle arrived to visit
Mr. Kulp's parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Harry Kulp. Mrs. Carl Kravik &C
companied them here and will visit
relatives later in North Dakota.
Pfc. Robert Sullivan Jr., surgica.
technician, arrived last Tuesday tC
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Sullivan, and family. He left
for Camp Bowie, Texas, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson OF
Corvallis arrived Friday to assist
with harvest operations in this Sec
ton.
Mrs. Eric Satire honored her sis
ter, Mrs. Anna Deters, at a farewell
party. The Is guests presented Mrs.
Deters with a large picture of the
Flag. Those present were Mrs. Wal
ter Irgens, Mrs. D. T. st. John, Mrs.
Oral Quale, Mrs. Berger Aker, Mrs.
Earl Jacobson, Mrs. Samuel Paus,
Mrs. John Richardson, Mrs. Christ
Gamrath, Mrs. Ben Who'll, Mrs. E.
B. Holte, Mrs. A. o. Hanson, Mrs.
Hans Sorenson Mrs. Thea Risa and
Mss Hattie Bergtoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cradle of
Thoeny were in town Monday, the
first time in several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Sorenson n
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Paus
at dinner Sunday.
Harry Hanson and grandson Don
ME, Jim Mcintyre and Ormond
Paus of Scobey were callers in OPP
helm Sunday.
A. T. Schnell, who was employed
in construction work at st. Claire,
Wyo., returned to Opheim Sunday
to take exams for the army. Mrs.
Schnell and daughter have been in
Opheim during his absence.
Mrs. George Miner and daughters
Janis and Dorothy went to Scobey
between trains Monday.
Mrs. Chet McGonigle was taken
to the Glasgow hospital Sunday.
Irene st. John, who returned from
a trip to Tacoma, accompanied Pet
err Peterson and Edith Grondhovd
of Glasgow to her home in Opheim
Thursday.
Miss Louise Weller of Park River,
N. D., who spent several weeks with
her sister, Rose Schuster, of Glen
tana, returned to her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Honrud and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Hon.
rud and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Who'll, Hattie Bergtoll, Mrs. Chester
Fossum, Mrs. Clarence Ross Mel
viz Honrud and Clyde Poffenberger
we're present at a birthday surprise
party for Mrs. Charlie Bergtoll at
her home Thursday evening. She
received many gifts. A dessert course
was served.
Frank Telford returned from Sc
attic Sunday, where he was en-
ployed by the Boeing company. He
will take army exams soon.
Albin Risa, Jennibelle RlSa and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Cladis visited
at Scobey Sunday at the Darchuk
home. Corp. and Mrs. Pete Darchuk
eft for Camp Bowie, Texas, Sunday.
The E. R. Telford family spent
Sunday at Fort Peck at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shawlee and
who will leave soon for
Washington.
Word from Geiger field, wash, is
o the effect that Lee Munger, Lud-
zig Honrud Jr., Raymond Fuchs
md Robert Squires are now all
first class.
Jim Mehan completed a well for
Martin Sauber at Glentana last
week. The we'll is 81 feet deep. ]
Mark Tufte, who was in town ]
Ionday, stated that he would start
harvest soon. {
L. L. Kelly returned from Man /
.ato and Minneapolis, Mimi, Fri I
lay. !
Mrs. Roy BergStrom received sew /
raj burns on her hands Saturday
putting out a fire which was .
auSed from a short from the Gig !
ret lighter in the car.
Five members of the All club
net at the home of Mrs. Jessell on
Wednesday. The record books were
rought UP to date and Mrs. Jes-
ell gave a talk on pruning. At the
ext meeting pruning tomatoes will
e demonstrated.
Fred Bydley was a Monday caller
rom Scobey.
Opal Biem entertain a group of
at her birthday party Monday.
Frank Ruffcorn of Baylor pur-
hased a combine in Glasgow Mon
ay.
George Caraway of Baylor was in
,wn Monday.
Frank Diss of Baylor vas a Mon I
ay shopper. -
Fifteen Oklahomans are assisting |
it'll harvest operations in this
orth section.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Hottie
Id daughter Susan returned home
riday from st. Paul, southern Min
esota, Chester, Iowa, and Upham,
Mrs. Ernest Johnson and three
of Kildeer, Sask.. were
tests Saturday at the Clarence
ichenor home.
Guests at the Roy Burroughs
)me Sunday for chicken dinner
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Itch
Tor and family, and Mr.. and Mrs.
lily Burroughs and family. The
was Roy Burroughs BIRTH
ny.
A car of cattle left Opheim Sat-
day, shipped by Silver and Slac-
MI. and Mrs. Martin Sorbo and
mily of Seattle visited for a few
Iys last week at the Martin Sorbo
I'd Harold Wilhelm homes. They
It Thursday for Grand Forks, N.
, and points in Minnesota.