The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-06-10

Glen ana Sherman, left Monday
for Astoria, Ore, to visit Mr.. John
son. who has been doing carpenter
work there.
John Amundson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Amundson of Plains,
former Glasgow residents, is now
employed in the Kaiser shipyards
in Vancouver, Wash.
See Morgan & Jarrett at Glasgow
for dependable hail insurance. tic
Bob Murray, Glasgow high school
coach, has gone to Rapid City, S.
ing the summer. Mrs. Murray will
join him in a few weeks.
Miss Theresa Thurman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Kon Thurman
of Glasgow, left Saturday for Hav-
re, where She will take a nine
weeks course for teachers.
Pfc, Jere Davis, who is stationed
at Camp Hood. Tex. has just
started a two months course of
study in radio work. he has in
formed his aunt, Mrs. Fred Weigel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J.. SchiesSer
and daughter, Karen. of Butte ar
rived Tuesday to visit their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F.. G. Cham
bard. They will be here two weeks.
Mrs. H. o. Morgan left Tuesday
morning for Snoqualmie, Wash, to
visit her Son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Hartman, to
whom a daughter was born June /.
A heavy rain, mixed with snow
flurries, fell in their farming ter
ritory south of Richland, it was re-
ported Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Hansen, who were Glasgow
visitors.
James McCleery, seaman second
class, arrived Monday from Camp
Endicott, r. l., to spend a 15-day
furlough visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. R. McCleery, and other
relatives.
Floyd A. Wilson, manager of the
American Legion plunge at the
hot water well near Saco, and Mr..
and Mrs. Bruno Partsch, who re-
side near the well, were visitors in
Glasgow Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gritz of SEQ
hey. former Glasgow residents,
passed through the city Friday on
their way home from the American
Legion plunge lee Saco, where
they spent several days.
Miss Helen thinner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John thinner of Glen
tana, was in Glasgow Monday on
her way to Havre to take an en-
Urgency course for teachers. She
will be there nine weeks.
Mrs Wallace Vwemke and Miss
Dorothy Chadwick of Minneapolis
arrived Monday morning to spend
a week visiting Mrs. Vwemke's
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j..
Hines, and other relatives.
Mrs. Bessie Brant returned last
week from a four weeks vacation.
She visited friends in Los Angeles,
and her son, Private Carroll Brant,
at Fort Douglas, Utah. She expects
him to visit her here next week.
Don Quinliven returned Monday
morning from st. Cloud, Mimi.
where he spent a week visiting rel
atives. Mrs. Quinliven and son
"Skippy," who accompanied him
there, will remain for a few weeks.
Vernon Keeler, a former Glasgow
resident and Great Northern brake
man. was recently promoted to
sergeant at Biggs field, Ell Paso,
Texas, where he is a member of a
bombing squadron. He is a brother
of John Keeler.
DR.. G. H. Klein, who has been
absent from his office much of the
time during the past few months
because of poor health, is now much
improved and is in regular attend
at his office for limited dent
al practice.
Miss Betty Lind, who is employed
in the office of DR.. c. B. Larson
and DR.. N. o. Agneberg, left Sun
day to spend a two-weekS vacation
visiting friends in Seattle. Mrs.
Wolden is substituting for
her during her absence.
Mrs. Kenneth C~hristinson, who
has been employed in Glasgow and
making her home at the Otto M.
Chistinson home, left Saturday to
accompany her mother, Mrs. w.
E. Moules of Scobey. to Rochester,
Mimi, where Mrs. Moules Will re-
hospital treatment.
Harold Magruder. son of Mr.. and !
Mrs. P. F.. Magruder, left Wednes-
lay morning for Seattle to take {
.eStS and examinations at 18th nav !
Il district headquarters. If suc- {
,essful in passing them, he will be !
accepted for the navy VS. pro- :
ram for pre-flight and flight q
as a pilot. I
Mrs. Fay L. Baker returned Sun 1
from Los Angeles, where she Z
listed her sister, Mrs. Celeste Will
She also visited her son, Lieut.. n
Baker at Riverside, Calf, 7
nd was present at his marriage, T
Hay 80, to Miss Mildred Baird. I
She was gone from Glasgow for +,
more than two weeks. VI
Mrs. Sam Graham and sons. h
Donald, Ronald and Gary, of Kali +,
spell came Friday to visit her par ~
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Peterson of T
She is spending a few days Il
n Glasgow at the home of her z
ister, Mrs. Everett M~cInerney, n
While her mother is a patient at "
he Deaconess hospital. p
Mrs. E. j. Snyder and grand r
aughters, Ardine and Nadine Sny- If
er, and Mrs. Frank Huston re- ~
Irned Tuesday morning from ~
wing. Neb., where they had vis-M
ed five weeks. They left May Lie
allied by the death of Mrs. W. H. 7
,.ddlecome Of Ewing, a sister Of d;
FRS. Snyder and Mrs. Huston. n,
Mrs Otto M. Christinson and r,
FRS. Don Gallagher returned Fri le
ay from Williston where they Wis ri
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Roberts
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Merriman,
nd attended the graduation ex- Fl
rcises at the high school. Miss -
.uth Merriman, daughter of Mr.. -
nd Mrs. Merriman was a grad
ate.
$500