The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-11
NASHUA
By Mrs. George Fisher

Mrs. H. Helgeson has as her CUES
her sister, Mrs. L. Thorbjornson o
Fairview, who came Saturday tt
spend a few days.
Mrs. Winnie Rytter and Peggy
Edwards of Glasgow were week enc
guests of Betty Wittmayer.
Mrs. Lillian Slaght, who spent
several weeks visiting at the home
Of her son, E. F. Slaght, left Sat
urday for Towner, N. D., to visit.
Mrs Joe Laumeyer, who recently
underwent a major operation at
the Deaconess hospital, returned
home Sunday
The third of a series of card
parties sponsored by the Altar So
ciety was given at the Catholic
hall Monday evening. Mrs. Elmer
Hanger was high scorer for whist
and the mems prize went to H. l..
Wiley. The grand prize whist win
ner was John Rave.
The Altar society will hold its
March meeting Thursday afternoon
at the Catholic hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Biverdorf of
Rugby, N. D., came last week to
visit his aunt Mrs. Robert Rave.
They returned home Wednesday.
j. L. Mitchell and Emil Bauer
who have been employed at Her
miston, Ore. for several months re-
turned home Thursday for a visit.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met
wednesday afternoon at the church
parlors with Mrs. Marie Drabbs,
Mrs. Carl Bollinger and Mrs. I.
Viste as hostesses. At a business
meeting conducted by the president,
Mrs. Elmer Hanger, members voted
to hold a food sale, Saturday,
March 10. Then the organiza-
ton voted a gift of SIS to the Red
Cross fund. A devotional period was
conducted by the Rev. T. T. Doe.
Mrs Doe and Thelma were present
from Glasgow A buffet lunch was
served.
Clifton Lecy and Alvin Julum left
Friday for Seattle where they will
again engage in defense work. They
worked there last summer and re-
turned to attend high school.
D. S. Fishbaugh, who has been
employed at Fort Peck, left Sat
urday morning for Portland to en-
gage in defense work. For the pre-
sent Mrs. Fishbaugh and Carol will
remain here.
The surgical dressing classes met
at the Catholic hall Thursday. Mrs.
Zetta Michel and Mrs. Clara Lauck-
ner were afternoon hostesses and
Mrs. George Hassler and Mrs.
George Fisher in the evening. Meet
ings are to be held Thursdays as
heretofore.
Sig Tande, who has been on the
west coast for several weeks, re-
last week and will resume
his farming activities on the north
bench.
Mrs. Harriet N. Carver received
announcement from MI. ana
Mrs. Charles Waters of klamath
Ore, Of the birth OF a
daughter Feb. l. She was named
t,unice Lucille. Mrs. Waters MADE
line Bonner) taught in Nashua
nigh school for four years before
1er marriage.
The Friday Contract club met
Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. E. P. Hensrud and two tables
bridge were played following the
dessert luncheon. Mrs. Hensrud was
high point winner and the prize OF
q was given to Nashua defense
organization. Mrs. H. j. Loft was a
guest.
Mrs. John Rave vas hostess Sat-
lrday at her home when the mem
,ers of the food committee met to
plans for the Lutheran
ladies Aid food sale Saturday.
March 10, at the church parlors.
A hot dish will be served at noon
md luncheon will be served during
he afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Murray and Jamie
10 Of Glasgow came Friday to visit
,ver the week end at the Otto Jus
nan home.
MI. and Mrs. H. r. Bjorklund
at the H. w. Beecher and
E. Hill homes Sunday.
Miss Eunice Ann Murphy spent
he week end in Wolf Point visiting
Mss cleo DcWane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Stangland
vent to Wolf Point Saturday and
overnight guests of friends.
The H. L. Carr family left Mon
morning for Seattle where they
Ian to make their home.
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