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

Martin Capdeville started shear
ing sheep Sunday. Mr.. Capdevlllt
is the first sheepman to start shear
ing this year.
Fred Whittle Jr. is spending a
few weeks at the Fred White
home.
Ormond Paus of Scobey spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Scherrer, who
spent a few days in Canada, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Marvin Kulp. Miss Lena Olson,
Mrs. Thrill and son Jimmie were
Glasgow callers Friday.
Mrs. B. E. Siefert and daughter
Elizabeth Krauth, r. N, arrived
Sunday to LOOK after business IN
terests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Sorenson en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Mil
Ter of Glentana at dinner Sunday.
Miss Nellie Risa, who has been
attending Pacific Lutheran col
lege at Falkland, Wash, returned
home Sunday and is assisting Miss
Fern Risa and the Rev. E. V. Hottie
in conducting the two weeks par
ochial school which started Mon
day.
Milo Jennings purchased two
pigs from L. Starbird Monday. The
pigs were less than a year old and
their total weight was $50 pounds.
Mrs. Olaf Larson was a business
caller in Scobey Monday.
Kenneth PaulSon spent the week.
end in Opheim.
Elmer johnson and daughters,
Shirley and Florence, Marlys Tel
ford, Art Sweo and Mrs. Al Wang
rud were Glasgow callers Monday.
Kenneth Paulson returned home
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goar and son John
Tex Goar of Nashua were week
End guests at the Harry Reddick
nome.
oscar Goodrich was a business
Monday.
Auxiliary Velma Kulp of the
motor corps was recently trans
erred to Sault St. Marie, Mich,
completed her course at
7ort Des Moines. ,
Petty Officer Marvin Kulp, ell ,
ctrician's mate, received his dip !
in electrical engineering from !
he State University of Minnesota
nd spent a few days leave at home |
'efore returning to Minneapolis {
fonday. He expects to leave there
DON for New York where he will
eceive further training.
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin ISaakSon an
ounce the birth of a daughter, +
at the Baldwin home Sat +
rday. :
MIR. and Mrs. Sheldon Haroldson
ere Glasgow callers Monday.
Mrs. Amanda Newman left last
aturday for Hinsdale where she U
i'll visit her son, Jack Newman. u
Joe Haroldson, Junior Honrude, Ii
at Stevens and Maurice Munger q
ere Glasgow callers Monday. p
am Hess and John Lofdahl were n
lasgow callers Saturday. IS
The Lars Rasmussen family ii
loved to their farm last week. ii
Rose SchuSter of Glentana was n
Sunday visitor in Opheim. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen ISaakson, =
no were in town Monday, said
ley heard from Private Ingvold
,aakson. who is in Africa. 1t was
lie first letter in three months.
Barbara Kelly and Margaret
evils returned from Northern
college at Havre Saturday.
Pfc. Ed Stelflug arrived home
riday for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ackers and
ms, Melvin and Allen. took their
)g "Dopey" to Glasgow Monday
here he was turned over to c.. A.
erich for army training. His dog,
Chesapeake and water spaniel.
i'll leave soon for Helena. He is
lie property of Melvin and Allen
Mrs. Walter Smith returned from
avre Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Irgens. who
sited at the John Richardson
.nch Monday, found it necessary
spend the night there due to a
eavy rain which occurred the lat
T. part of the evening.
See Morgan q Jarrett at Glasgow :
II dependable hail insurance. tic =