The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-25
OPHEIM

Aviation Cadet Cecil Carlson o
Oxnard, Calf, is now taking soil
training.
A group of citizens met at tn,
school Thursday evening TO select
committee to prepare a program fol
entertainment Of county selecteeS a
Glasgow, Nov. rs. Superintendent
william Greer was selected chair
man of the meeting, which was cal
led to order by Milo Jennings. The
committee is Elmer johnson, chair
man; Horton Hicks and Miss Doro-
thy Bohlig.
Everett Cook left Saturday fol
| Wolf Point to accept a position with
the Montana-Dakota Utilities COM
pany.
Everett Cook reported Friday that
their cat had caught a rat in their
barn. Rats are uncommon in this
part of the country.
Private Doyle Curtis, M. P, who
has been at his home in Richland
on furlough for a few days, was in
Opheim Friday. He has been sta
toned at Buckley field, Colo, but
will go to Gore field at Great Falls.
Others who were here with him were
Arthur RogeneS, Lewis Sather, Ker-
init EllingSon, LaVerne Trang and
Lyle Curtis.
Private Oscar Isakson was recent
ly transferred to Luke field, Phoenix,
Ariz.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hines will
attend THANKSGIVING services at
Poplar, where he will be the speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tichenor
entertained at a pheasant dinner
Sunday. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lauritz Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Burroughs and son, Mrs. Ernest
Johnson, Alfred T%ranberg and Iva
Dawson of Kildeer, SaSk., and Mr..
and Mrs. William Shields and chill
dren.
Horton Hicks was awarded a SIS
prize in a recent contest sponsored
by Popular Science magazine for
writing a letter describing an auto
ailment, its diagnosis and cure:
Staff Serg. Raymond st. John of
Idaho, arrived home Sat-
urday on furlough to visit his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. St. John,
and brothers and sisters, and his
wife, who teaches in the Glentana
The annual bazaar and supper of
the Opheim Lutheran Ladies Aid
was highly successful. About $287
was received.
The North Valley County Farm
erS Union meeting was held at the
home of MI. and Mrs. AL Wangrud
Saturday. Representatives were pres
emit from Richland, LarSlan and OPP
helm. Chairman o. E. Hinerman pre-
1t was decided to have a con-
vention at the Legion hall in Opheim
On Dec. 4. A panel discussion will
be presented.
A. j. j. Bishop left Opheim last
week for Roman, where he and Mrs.
Bishop will visit relatives before 60
ng to the coast. Mrs. Bishop has
been employed at the DeaconesS
hospital at Glasgow for the past
,wo weeks.
MI. and Mrs. Clinton Nelson and
daughters we're in Opheim Friday.
Pfc. Harry Munger recently ar
lived in England. He is a guard with
he air corps.
A group of friends gave a public
areWell party for Mr. and Mrs. Oral
9uale at the Courtesy theater Sat-
Irday night. Dancing was enjoyed by
many. A purse was presented to the
eualeS and a midnight lunch was
erVed. Mr.. and Mrs. Quale have
their plans and will move
o Richland the first of the month,
there Mr.. Quale will be second man
4 the Farmers Union oil station.
Mr. and Mrs. William Greer and
1r. and Mrs. Elmer WalStad at
ended a basketball meeting held at
Sunday.
Word has been received that ia
Oh Stein, who underwent an opera
on at the Rochester hospital last
eek, is improving.
Mrs. Lawrence Anholt of Plenty
God was a guest of her parents,
II. and Mrs. David Dubry, from
thursday to Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Chef Burroughs
ere guests at the Ellis Jennings
ome Sunday.
Edward Lelbrand of Scobey was in
Thursday doing plumbing.
Private Earl PaulSon of Camp
arkeley, Texas, visited his family,
Is. lnez Paulson and baby, Fri
ny, returning Saturday. Mrs. Mar
ret Davenport accompanied him
ney visited at the Clarence Itch
Tor and Laurits Anderson homes, as |
I'll as with other relatives. Private |
lulson also played basketball with |
boys in the games Friday. |
George Hickok was a caller here l
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Sather moved
Glasgow Sunday. Knuts Volden |
ok them down in his pickup.
JakopSon was at home |
er the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arleda Jakopson en-
'tained MIR. and Mrs. Ole Rud-
ng at dinner Sunday.
Lewis returned Wednes-
Y from Seattle and will remain at
me for a few weeks. She was en-
Eyed as yard clerk in the ship
rds.