The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-07-22

Mrs. John Hotter and daughte
Inga returned home Friday after
visit to Great Falls and Dutton.
Alice Ulvestad returned Tlesda
morning from Skykomish, Wash
where she visited friends and rela
tives.
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venture Of All" Thought for Sun
Gay morning at the Methods
church. 13-1tl
Mrs. r. l.. Irle left Friday for Al
lance, Neb., to visit her son, Lieut.
Francis Irle, at the Alliance arm.
airbase.
Mrs. Bert Meyer of Poplar cam,
today to spend a week visiting MI
and Mrs. l.. w. Seibel. She is Mi
Seibel's sister.
Mrs. T. L. COckrell, Mrs. Jchf
Dartman and Mrs. #. T. Hatton o
Hinsdale were in Glasgow Tuesday
for shopping.
Jacob Born and son j. H. Born OF
the Todd Lake community neal
Frazer were business callers in
Glasgow Monday.
James T. Shea, Glasgow attorney,
returned Sunday morning from Sc
attic, where he had been called by
the death of a brother.
MI. and Mrs. D. L. Martin of Os-
wego were in Glasgow Friday. Mr..
Martin is clerk of the Oswego school
board and was here on school bust
ness.
Miss Verna Hidden is spending a
vacation from her work at the Glas-
gov Flour Mill at Aberdeen, Wash,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Hidden.
Mrs. Milton Kabeary returned
Monday from Neville, N. D., where
she visited relatives. Mr.. Kabeary
had also visited there and returned
a week earlier.
Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. Ben
Ulberg returned today from Helena,
where they spent several days ON
business and visiting friends at
their 1olmer home.
Bonnie and Brent Scott, daughter
and son of Capt. David Scott, left
Saturday for Ogden, Utah, which
has been the family home, and
where they will attend school.
Mrs. Frank Daum of Gilroy, Calf,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ted Leistiko, the past two weeks.
She left today for Shelby where
she will visit her parents. She for
merly lived in Glasgow.
Mrs. Joe German and children
Doris and Danny returned Sunday
from Chicago and Hammond, Ind,
where they spent a month visiting
a brother and a sister of Mrs. Cor
man and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hodapp and
daughter, Marie, left Wednesday
for a short vacation trip. Their son,
Private Myron Hodapp, who came
here from Butte on a tWo-week
furlough, accompanied them.
Judge John Hurry returned Sun
day after presiding in a district
court case at Miles City. where he
had been called in by Judge S. D.
McKinnon, and also presiding in
court matters at Great Falls.
Miss Ruth Embertson of Two
Harbors, Mimi, came Monday to
spend a week visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Hulda Troll, and cousin, Shir-
ley Troll. She is on her way to San
where she will visit for
a month.
Seaman Second Glass Harold
Shannon was in Glasgow Wednes-
day, having arrived that morning
from Farragut, Idaho, where he has
been training, to spend a two weeks
furlough visiting his parents, MI.
and Mrs. j. R. Shannon, at Fort
Peck.
Miss Grace Dunkleberger, who is
a student nurse at Trinity hospital
n Minot, N. D., spent a vacation in
Glasgow last week visiting her par
She is a former nurses aide
at the Deaconess hospital and was
graduated this spring from Glasgow
high school.
Mrs. A. S. Parke left Friday for
.lendive, where she made a short
,iSit with her son and daughter-in-
aw, DR.. and Mrs. George Parke, and
eft for Pueblo, Colo, where she will
1iSit her son and daughter-in-law,
Dr.. and Mrs. Fred Parke. DR.. Fred
oarke expects to enter the army
Don.
Corp. Lewis Armstrong, son of Mr..
md Mrs. A. F. Armstrong of Fort
'eck, left Wednesday morning for
lorth Camp Hood, Texas, where he
stationed with a tank destroyer /
,attalion. His wife, the former Miss
Nadine Guttu, who came to GlaS- |
oW a week before he did, will make !
Ier home here while he is in the |
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Ormseth and
on, D. Henry Ormseth, of Havre |
'ere in Glasgow Friday. MI. Orm-
eth was returning home from Min
eapolis, where he had been on
uSineSs, and Mrs. Ormseth and son
ere returning from Baker, where
ley had visited her mother and
relatives.
Mrs. w. D. Miller, Mrs. William
oSper, Mrs. Lee Nelson and daugh-
r Peggy and. Mrs. R. E. Stephen
IN and two children of Saco were
Glasgow Wednesday to see Mrs.
. w. Nelson, who is a patient at
lie DeaconeSS hospital. Mr.. and
RS. Lee Nelson and daughter, Mrs.
Byrum, and Mrs. Stephenson
were here Monday to visit her.
II. and Mrs. G. Banks came Mon
ay.
Guests at the home of MI. and
rs. Elmer Johnson this week are
rs. Johnson's aunt, Mrs. Anna
of Lakota, N. D., who came
and is leaving today, and
leir daughter, Mrs. Gene ForSman.
Id children Janet and Johnny of
Ind, who also came Fri
ny and will be here three weeks.
1ey will also visit Mr.. Forsman's
irents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fors-
an.
Mrs. Anna Kincaid, former Glas-
w resident who is now employed
Cut Bank in a Photographic stu
arrived Thursday and is visit
g Mrs. c. E. Coles this week. She
d visited her daughter, Mrs. Os-
r Svendsen, at Froid and her
lighter, Mrs. Claude Curry, at her