The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

N. D., and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Johnson and son Laurel. who were
returning to Hills field, an air SER
vice field in Utah, from Colgan,
arrived Tuesday and are visiting at
the home of MI. and Mrs. T. j.
Hooking. Mrs. Gulbrandson is Mr..
Hocking'S sister.
Richard Button returned Sunday
night from Butte where he was in
Quoted into the army rs an air ca
Diet, and is on furlough awaiting
call to some training field. He has
been in the army reserve in what
was previously known as Civilian
Pilot Training and is now called
war service training.
Mrs. Harold Parke returned last
Wednesday from Park River, N. D.,
where she visited relatives. She
was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.
Archie F.. Gillespie and daughter
Lillian, who visited this week at
her home and the David Park home
and with a brother-in-law, D. L.
Gillespie and family. Mrs. Gillespie
and daughter left this morning for
Park River.
Two government border patrolmen
living in Glasgow left this week for
New England, having been trans
ferred from the Montana Canadian
border to the Maine border. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Conklin and daughter
Joyce Ann left Tuesday morning for
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
McNaughton, daughter Joyce and
son George, left Monday for Ply
mouth, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Skillingberg
and son Larry spent the week end
at Homestead visiting his father,
Hans Skillingberg, and other. rela-
tives. They were accompanied by
Miss Gladys Waller, who visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wal
Ter, at Homestead. Miss Walters
Mrs. Erling Brekke of Ante
who had visited here Thurs
day and Friday, also returned to
her home with them.
James Robert Archambeault,
youngest son of MI. and Mrs. v. G.
Archambeault, Fort Peck, returned
10 the naval training station at
Farragut, Ida Monday after spend
ing a fourteen day furlough at his
home. The family is well repre-
in the service. Lieut.. Louis
Archambeault of the army is sta
toned at Tyler Texas. Staff Serg.
Bill Archambeault is in the army
air corps.
Mrs. M. c. Rudberg left Monday
light for Fort Peck and is spend
ng the week there visiting her son
md daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Rudberg. She will be in Glas-
cow from Saturday to next We'd
lesday, when she will leave for
Eugene, Ore, to stay with her SON.
n-laW and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scoville. Mrs. Rudberg re-
.ently sold her home in Glasgow to
Ir. and Mrs. Peter Teichrow.
First Serg. and Mrs. A. j. CTony)
Iartinkoski were in Glasgow Mon
and Tuesday visiting his mother,
Hrs. j. Martinkoski, and his sisters,
Ars. Lawrence Rybock and Mrs.
red Cool. Sergeant Martinkoski
las been serving with the engineers
the Alaska highway, stationed at
'eace River waterways. He was re-
emily married and his wife, an
Alta, resident, was en-
in the United States engineer
there. They were or their
ray from Longview, Olympia and
Wash, where they have
to Fort DUPONT, Del, where
will be stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Mahugh will
cave next Tuesday for Portland,
they will visit their daughter,
frs. Albert Eeddig. They will go
rom there to California, where they
ill visit their son, Serg. K. Allan
iahugh, at Chico, their son Lloyd
Mcleod, Calf, and their daugh-
er, Mrs. H. B.. Booth, at San Fran
SEQ. They will be gone all winter, ,
nd whether they will return in the :
depends on Mr.. Mahugh's
ealth. He has been i'll with ar
lritis for some time. Their son, ,
1ilmer Mahugh, who is manager of :
lie Gamble store at Thermopolis, I
Iyo., arrived Monday and visited ,
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