The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-18
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

AAaSH
Five carloads of cattle wer
shipped from Nashua Thursday. IN
shippers included Alfred Lee ABE
FrieSsen, Harold Moecker, Jeal
Espil, Mrs. Frank Mcpherson, a
Ellsworth, C. H. Brocksmith ant
George Demko. Brocksmith ant
Demko went with the shipment.
Mrs. P. M. Collins left Sunday fol
Hayden, N. D., to attend the tunera
of her brother.
Carl Sonsteng of LarSlan was
passenger Sunday for Benson, MINI.
to visit and attend to business al
fairs.
Robert Meek, who visited his par
ents. MI. and Mrs. D. A. Meek, re-
turned to Seattle Friday, where he
is employed as a pipe filter. He n
Mr.. and Mrs. Meek drove to Tam
pico to visit his sister, Mrs. Walter
Schneider, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whitmus OF
Vida spent Tuesday at the H. j.
Geer home.
William Klein left Tuesday morn
ing for Seattle to visit his son, Earl
Klein, and family.
Technical Serg. Jack Geer OF tor
Lewis, Wash. arrived Friday morn
inc to spend his furlough at his
home. His sister, Ensign Meredith
Geer, who is with the nurse corps
at Camp Farragut, Idaho, arrived
the same day to visit until WedneS-
day morning. Their parents are MI.
and Mrs. H. j. Geer. Jack Will re-
turn Nov. rs. Another son, u Geer,
who is farming near Vida, IS mere
visiting.
10 spend the winter n ST. Paul. She
has business interests there.
Hedge HelgeSon, who has been m
ploved at Cut Bank by the Montana
Dakota Utilities company, returned
home Monday morning.
The freshman class OF Nashua
high school gave a return n
marty to the sophomores and mem
hers of the high school Friday eve
ming at the gym. :
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rave, who had
been visiting in Minneapolis and
Green Bay and King, Wis, with rel
atives for the past three weeks, re-
turned home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Christine Dahl, who had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. H.
Helgeson. and her granddaughter,
Mrs. David Glenn and great-grand-
son of Portland. returned TO her
home at Fariview Tuesday. Mr.. n
Mrs. Helgeson drove there with her.
Miss Virginia Behlen Of Great
Falls spent several days visiting at
the Ben Dykstra home and returned
Sunday.
Private Herbert Dykstra of Day.
ten, Ohio, who spent several days
at his home, left Monday morning.
He is a physical education inStruc-
tor. He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Dykstra.
MI. and Mrs. Harold Moecker and
1. H. Sheldon left Tuesday morning
for Billings on business and to at
tend a cattle sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rave, who
have been visiting in Minnesota,
stopped here enroute to their home
in California and were guests of
their nephews, Otto, John and Rob-
er5 Rave. They left Thursday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Dostert and
little daughter left Saturday for
Oakland, Calf. He has been here
assisting his father, Victor Dostert,
WIFI ldItu WOIh.
Pay Hassler, who has been at
Camp Farragut for his boot train
ing, came home Tuesday to spend
a 15-day furlough with his parents,
MI. and Mrs. George Hassler.
Mrs. Ross Steiner, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. william
Smith of Bismarck, N. D., returned
here to continue her visit at the
parental D. B. Mckee home.
Serg. Leo Dostert returned to War
rensburg, Mo-, wednesday morning,
after spending his furlough with his
parents, MI. and Mrs. Victor Dos
teri. He had been here ten days.
Mrs. Orville Lands and children
of Glasgow are visiting at the James
Hay home for several days.
Private George Bergstrom of Camp
Claiborne, La. is home on furlough
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans BergStrom.
Mrs. Rose Brocksmith and Mrs.
Bessie Burger and Helen spent
Thursday visiting at the Joe Catelle
home.
Mrs. j. L. Mitchell and Beatrice
drove to the James Scott home south
of Oswego Sunday and returned
Tuesday. With Mrs. Scott and Carol
and Susan they were in Wolf Point
on Monday.
Mrs. Earl Traver received a cable
gram from her husband, who is
with the Seabees, that he had land
ed safely somewhere in the Pacific
area.
The Altar society members held a
special meeting at the home of Mrs.
H. E. Hill Friday afternoon and de-
cided to have their annual dinner
Tuesday, Nov. 80.
Mrs. Anthony Konecny and little
son of Butte. who have been visiting
at the NJ. Kronebusch home, are
guests at the Emil Reimche home.
They will leave this week for Butte.
A sister, Mrs. E. Baker of Wolf
Point, came Tuesday to visit at the
Reimche home for a few days.
Willnar Erickson, who is with the
air cadet corps, has finished his
training at Geiger field, Spokane,
and is here on furlough. He will
here for Kirkland field at
Denver. His parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Erickson.
CALL FOR WARRANTS
Notice is hereby given that the
GLOWING warrants of the City of