The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-07

He is stationed at Camp Breckin-
ridge, XIV. and is a member of q
tank destroyer unit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake S. Ness and
son Donald left Sunday afternoon
bv car for Taft. Calf. where they
will spend the winter.
Cadet Bartlett P. Mckay, son of
the Rev. and Mrs. w. C. Mckay
arrived in Glasgow Sunday from
Kingston. r. l.. where he is attend
ing Rhode Island State college, for
a short visit with his parents.
Mrs. Dudley Rushton, daughter of
Manson H. Bailey Sr. and Mrs. Addie
Mae Bailey of Glasgow, has returned
from Memphis, Tenn, where her
husband has been in training in a
marine camp. She plans to make her
home here.
Pvt. Gordon Vallandigham Jr. ar
rived Tuesday morning from Camp
Polk. La. to spend a weeks fur
with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Vallandigham. He is
a member of an antiaircraft artil-
lery battalion.
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Mrs. Sverre Jondahl, is now in Eng
land, according to a V-mail letter
received by his sister. Private Skill
bred, who lived in California before
his induction spent a furlough in
Glasgow last winter.
Frank Redfield of Opheim COM
nunity was a Glasgow caller Mon
day. He reported harvest almost
completed in most of the north
country and was gratified over his
,ommunity's record in the Third
War Loan campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray S%tebbins,
who are now living at Havre, were
in Glasgow from Thursday
70 Monday. Mr.. Stebbins, who is
WRA supervisor over japanese agri-
cultural worker in northern Mont
una. was here on business.
H. j.. Fried returned Monday
rom a four day business trip to
chicago, where he also visited his
sister, Mrs. j. F. Orednick and his
,rother, Lieut.. Sidney Friedl, who
vas enroute to Camp Hulen, Tex,
where he Will be stationed.
Mrs. Glenn Hall arrived Tuesday
rom W~ickenburg, Ariz., to visit Mr.
Halls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Iall. before returning to her
arent's home at WeStfield, Mass.
dr. Hall has been transferred to
,~ancaster, Calf, for basic training
4 flying.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl F.. Ohlson OF
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
eterson of Richland were IN Glas-
.ow today making arrangements
Or the funeral services for Carl
wansCn. Mrs. Ohlson and Mrs.
'eterson are sisters of Mrs.
wanson.
Relatives have received word from
Bretzke Jr. that he is enjoying
is work at the Kemper Military
.hool at Boonville, Mo-, very much
i'd IS playing football. He stopped
/ Glasgow for a visit on his way
ON his home in Tacoma, Wash. !
Boonville. !
A. A. Dick, who was a Glasgow !
.ller Tuesday, announced an auc- l
on sale will be held at his farm a 1
alf mile north of Lustre p~oStoffice :
ginning Tuesday noon, Oct. IL.
farm machinery and house I
I'D goods are included in the sale, S
r. Dick said. I
The Rev. and Mrs. Grant S. v
GORE and two children of WibauX,
ere visitors in Glasgow wednesday {
I'd today. Rev. Moore is pastor OF C
e Methodist churches at Beach, N. t.
, and at WibauX. He has been rec
amended as future pastor of the h
e Glasgow charge. In
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul jacobson and
lighters Lillian and Ruth and son
.ul Jr. will leave this week for u
attic, where MI. jacobson intends Il
engage in deep seas fishing. Their
lighters Grace and Eleanor and
cir Son Arthur are now employed
Seattle. The ~JacobsonS have lived +,
Glasgow rs years. N
Mrs. w. l.. Bennett and daughter, h
s. James Purvis, and Mrs. w. G. W
iver drove to Billings Sunday af- y
noon, where Mrs. Bennett and
S. Oliver attended the state con-
ltion of the Woman'S Society of II
riStian Service of the Methodist
lrch, and Mrs. PurviS visited al
lege friend. They returned on
ursday. =.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Colver and M
S. Alvin Cotton went to Great NJ
is Saturday morning to visit and z:
p and returned Tuesday. They II
re accompanied as far as Great
is by Mrs. Colver's sister, Mrs.
Jones, and Mrs. Muriel
the former Lillian o.
who went on to Glendale, ia
if where Mrs. Jones, whose hus- NJ
d is over seas, expects to be en- in
yed. and where Mrs. Schaffer NJ
visit her husband, who is tri
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