The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02
OPHEIM
By Dina Thompson

Silver and Slacter purchased SoIil'
drv COWS from John Richardson an(
shipped a carload Tuesday
William Shields will accept jot
at the Farmers elevator.
Miss Jean Lewis, who has beer
assisting at the home of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. t. I. Haug
during the fall work, returned tc
Opheim Monday.
Margaret Lewis is now employed
in the same office as her sister, Bes-
sic. in the Associated Shipyards at
| Seattle.
The Ludwig Honrud family, D. A
Reddick, Mrs .Orval Honrud and
daughter Bonnie and Mrs. Ed De-
laney were guests at the Charles
Bergtoll home Sunday.
Mrs. Chris Gamrath spent Sunday
at the Dwight Gamrath home.
The home demonstration club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Roy Hal
lock Friday
Mrs. Elmer Hjelter is taking
treatments at Rochester Mimi, and
also visiting her brothers. the Trans
bergs at Pennington, MINI.
Webster Rogers. who is here at
tending to harvest. and Adrian
Wick. who attended Lathrop defense
school. are here for short while.
Mr. Wick will return to school IN
three weeks.
Mrs. John Fuchs and daughter
Gloria were in town Monday, from
where Gloria went to Glasgow.
Mrs. Carrie Deters and Mrs. Eric
Sathre were Sunday dinner guests
at the Hans Sorenson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Paus en-
tertained at a birthday surprise din
ner Saturday honoring Dorothy Bon
lig. Guests were Mrs. j. Stein and
Lucille. Mrs. E. Walstad, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Paus. Dorothy Bohlig and
E. C. Bohlig. Gifts were presented
following the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Paus and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel PauS were guests
at a birthday dinner honoring Sam
uel Paus at the Ormond Paus home
at Scobey Sunday. Sam Paus re-
NAMED there for a few days visit.
Mrs. Carrie Deters was honored
at a party at the Roy PauS home
Friday evening. Ten guests were
present and the evening was spent
playing anagrams, after which lunch
vas served.
Mrs. F. L. Chouinard of Santa
Ana, Calf, has returned to Baylor
o look after farm interests.
Florence Paus. who attends Kim
nan Business college, left for Spo-
ane wednesday. She was accom-
,anied to Glasgow by Mr.. and Mrs.
10Y Paus and Barbara Lou Kelly.
Hiss Kelly is spending few days
isiting at Fort Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Dixon and
.lton and Belva Jean Wade were
aturday shoppers.
The Gilbert Floyd family reports
arvest operations are completed on
heir ranch.
Ed Elmer of Havre, who spent a
ew days visiting his sister, Mrs.
-athryn Mason, returned home
unday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Sorbo enter
lined at chicken dinner Sunday.
Iuests were Mrs. H. Sorbo of Sc
tile. Thomas Kincaid of Glasgow
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sorbo.
Word was received last week that
fc. Victor Tranberg is a prisoner
/ wal az SeiilD OodoNO' 1OhJ W 90
an.
AL Bishop is threshing barley this
eek.
Adeline Thurman. who lately
)ined the WAVES. accompanied by
er mother, Mrs. Kon Thurman,
nd sisters Helen and limo Jean,
allied on friends Friday before leav-
lg.
Mrs. Milo Jennings and daughter
ois were Sunday guests at the
harlie Anderson home.
Lucille Stein returned Saturday
ON Torrance. Miss Stein will again
Il the position as first and second
'ade teacher.
Helen Sullivan is visiting Fern
isa for a few days.
Mrs. Bud Seifert was caller
onday.
Pete Gels was in town Saturday
Mrs. Bennie Sather and daughter
the Avondale country were Mon
" shoppers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Waller and
ughter Carmen were town callers
'iday. III
I'd granddaughter, Janis Won Es-
en of Fort Peck, spent a week
sitting at the A. O. Hanson home.
mday dinner guests at the Han
n home were Mrs. o. A. Beck and
ildren. Mrs Eliason left for Rich
nd Monday.
David johnson of Seattle arrived
lnday for a brief visit.
Mrs Leroy Peterson and family
Waller are guests at the William
evens and Ed Stevens country
me.
nc returned from q visit with rel