The Glasgow courier., 1943-06-17
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

The Legion and Auxiliary held
a Joint meeting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ellerton of the
Avondale community Wednesday
A large crowd was in attendance
and a lunch was served The next
meeting Will be held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Redfield.
Margaret Anderson of Arnegaard,
N. D.. will visit friends in Opheim
this week.
Serg. Dick Pagan was home on
furlough "Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Pagan left with him and IS
attending summer school at Havre.
Rain the past few days amounted
to 87 inch.
A. F. Olson of Williston made
the annual audit of the Farmers
Union store here last week.
The Coop store has opened a
restaurant called the Coop cafe
next door to the store Mrs. Dorcas
Pagan will be manager and Anna
Belle Munger will assist. This cafe
replaces the Kate cafe formerly
run by Mary Mason. Fixtures were
the Coop store last week.
Dolores Bergtoll assisted at the
Al Wangrud home part of last
week while Mrs. Wangrud was a
patient at the Glasgow hospital.
Mrs, George Hickok, who was a
Saturday shopper, reported Mr..
Hickok as having lumbago.
Private First Glass Ed Stellflug
left for camp Friday. Those who
went with him to Glasgow were
Mr. and Mrs. John Stellflug, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Stellflug, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Stellflug and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Isakson.
Hazel Anderson who was home
short while after graduation from
Northern Montana college, left
Thursday for Fort Belknap, where
she is now employed.
Ardel Dohlen, another Northern
Montana college graduate, is as
sitting her father, Superintendent |
H. o. Dohlen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferman Ojuel en-
tertained at a dinner at their
country home Sunday. Guests were
Mrs. Thea Risa, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter IrgenS, DR.. William Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. st. John and
family. Dan Dasher Jr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Wilhelm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dahl and fam
ly will move this week to their
new home, formerly the Paulson
residence, which they have pur-
chased. remodeled and redecorated.
Mrs. Robert Whittle is visiting at
he Fred Whittle home.
A group of boys and girls honored
Jackie Greer at his home on his
Monday.
Lloyd Sorenson and son Harold
nd Mr. and Mrs. Hans Sorenson
we're Glasgow callers Friday.
The Clarence Tichenor family
moved to their new home Sunday.
Mr.. and MIS-. A. o. Hanson were I
unday supper guests at the Olaf
arson home.
A surprise birthday party was
cid at the Thea Risa home hon {
ring T. Blikken last Sunday. /
bout 30 were present, many of
lem old time friends and neigh T
1rs. Mr.. Blkken left Thursday =
" Bremerton, Wash, where he
i'll visit Mr.. and Mrs. George Mel
N. l
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Bennett l
I'd son of Killdeer, Sask., were d
pheim callers Saturday.
Mrs. Oral Quale, Mrs. Emil s
Mrs. Harley Maurer and C
Irs. Charlie Bergtoll were Glasgow i
lllers Wednesday. Mrs. Orville
onrud, who had been staying with \
er sister, Mrs. Lyle Wade at Glas- l
wv. returned home with them. C
Christ Gamrath and son Jay
ere Glasgow callers last Tuesday a
Kent Caraway was an Opheim I
Iller Tuesday. v
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oien were
pheim callers Tuesday. n
Mrs. E. c. Bohlig and Dorothy t
I'd Richard went to Glasgow Sat S
day to meet Helen Bohlig who re- S
rned from st. Benedict college h
st. Joseph. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitney F
lied in Opheim to look after
isiness interests here last week. {
Beanie Hewitt of Harlem was
lsiness caller last week.
Edna Buechler, who taught school
Avondale, returned home this
eek. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ohanesian and II
mily were Sunday guests at the Il
enry Hanvold home. +,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Biem and sons n
enneth and Raymond and Eugene n
urbin spent the week end in Glas- h
wv. A
Alfred, Phillip and Genevieve -
aieven of Peerless are guests at :,
q ST Germain home
Mrs. Harry Kulp's sister, Mrs.
,phie Halsten, sister-in-law Mrs.
vert Olson, and friend, Mrs. Carl
egland, all of Fargo, N. D., were
tests at the Harry Khlp home
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