The Glasgow courier., 1943-01-21
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

Among those who remained at
Glasgow Friday night because Of the
storm were Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chet Solberg, John
Fuchs, Eugene Nelson and Norman
Boe.
A paper published in Edinburgh,
Scotland, Nov. %, sent by Mrs. NJ.
S. AIKEN, formerly of Opheim, was
received this week by Mr.. and Mrs
Christ Drogitis.
A letter from Pvt. Myron Waite
rud stated that he is now in north
Africa.
Legionnaires and Auxiliary men,
bers enjoyed the hospitality of Su-
perintendent and Mrs. H. o. Dohlen
at their home Wednesday. After the
business meetings. lunch was served
Mrs. Dorcas Fagan has been con-
fined to her bed for several days
this week due to a cold. Those who
have assisted with the work from
time to time were Mrs. G. Tichenor
Mrs. Art Reed, Mrs. Guy Fagan
Mrs. E. Johnson and others.
Friends were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dahl
Saturday evening. Cards were played
and the hostess served lunch.
A family reunion of the Ellis fam
lily was held for four days at GlaS-
gov at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Dorcie Ellis. while their brother
Corp. Buehler Ellis. was home on
furlough. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Park Ellis of Essex, Mrs
Earl Deer of Great Falls, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Ellis of Opheim. and their
mother. Mrs. w. d. Ellis. Corporal
Ellis left Friday for Camp Crowder
Mo
Mrs. W.D. Ellis, who visited at the
Glen Ellis home Tor a few days
leaves soon to visit at the home of
her brother. william Barr, of Cory
don, Iowa. Later she plans to visit
her sister, Mrs. Tom Inman, OF
Champaign. Ill.
Technical Serg. Gregory Durbin is
now stationed at Atlantic City N. j
Mrs. Pete Isakson. Mrs. Oscar Is
akson and Bertha Isakson went to
Scobey by train Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Starbird and
Mrs. John Boehler were Glasgow
callers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Gamrath re-
manned in town over night because
of the bad weather. Others who re-
manned in town during the storm
were Guy Burroughs. AdOlph Burt
ness, Lee Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Sweo, Lauritz Anderson and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Heman Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell ol
/ Larslan, who were in town one day
last week. said their son Verlin is
now in the navy air corps reserve al
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Edwards Of
Kildeer, SaSk., moved to Poplar or
Wednesday.
Les Hanson and Frank Mersen Jr
were in town on business Thursday
Private Jimmie McEwen left Sat
urday by train for Camp Worden
Mo.
DR.. and Mrs. M. B. Sherrard are
now at Lewiston. Idaho, where the
doctor is assisting in the state
health department.
Private Harry Munger is a mill
tary policeman.
William Chavye caught a white
coyote at the John Richardson
ranch.
Lloyd Poffenberger is herdine
sheep for Joe Stellflug.
Alton Dixon is staying at the
Adolph Westby home while attend
ing school.
Mrs. Joe Stellflug and sons are
spending a few days at the WeStby
home.
Among those who are stationed al
Los Angeles camps are Private Os-
car Isakson, Private Ed Stellflug and
Private John Stellflug.
Charles Nicholson recently COM
n1eted q new harm for Paul Stell-
flug.
Dorothy Redfield of Bainville and
Frank Redfield Jr. of the navy ar
rived home Monday for brief stay
distributed by the Boy Scouts the
first of the week.