The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-12-16
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher


family here.
Mrs. Rudolph Stopper and chill
: dren left last Wednesday morning
u for Port orchard, Wash, to maxi
their home. Mr.. Stopper has beer
" there for several months.
: Shipments from Nashua Thursday
= included two carloads of cattle made
by Peter NyquiSt. He accompanied
them to st. Paul. One carload Of
sheep was loaded on the same date
4 by D. j. Meyer.
4 D. E. Hawbaker, manager of the
Farmers Union elevator, left Satur-
S day for Williston, where he Joined
2 delegates from North Dakota to the
2 annual meeting of the Farmers
! Union Grain Terminal association at
! st. Paul. Joe Wagner, who is an
l elevator director, left Sunday morn
ing to attend the meeting.
Raymond Nicol left last Tuesday
with a sheep shipment to st. Paul.
While there he is visiting relatives.
He expects to return this week.
Alfred Lee was in Nashua We'd
neSday. He and Mrs. Lee left Thurs
day for 'Missoula to spend the win
ter. Enroute, they visited at the l..
M. Ormseth home in Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Martin left
Thursday morning for Vancouver,
Wash, to seek employment. The
Martins have made their home in
Nashua for six years.
The Christmas season will be OBJ
served at the Lutheran church next
Sunday afternoon when a program
by the primary department will be
presented under direction of the su-
perintendent, Mrs. Wilbur Lough-
cad. In the evening, the upper grades
of the Sunday school, with Mrs.
Cliff Brenna, superintendent, who is
supervising the program, will pre-
sent a program. The public is in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Turnacliff
and children were in KaliSpell Wis
iting Mrs. Turnacliff's parents for
several days. They returned Wednes-
day morning. During his absence
from the Farmers Union market,
Mrs. H. j. Geer was in charge.
Mrs. D.. j. Meyer and Mrs. George
Fisher complimented Mrs. Jack Mar
tin at a farewell party last We'd
nesday afternoon, when a few
friends were invited to the Meyer
home. She was presented with a
gift from the group. Mrs. M. A.
Lien and Mrs. A. Torkelson and her
house guest, Mrs. Skorheim, of
Frazer were present. A two-courSe
luncheon was served.
Mrs. Edward Bethel was honored
at a post-nuptial shower at the Ole
Brenden home Friday afternoon,
with Mrs. Peter James and Mrs. Lee
Warren as hoSteSses. A large group
of friends was present. A word
building game was played and Mrs.
HelgeSon was builder of the larg-
est list of words. A tray luncheon
was served. The guest of honor was
presented with a corsage from her
hostesses. Mrs. Bethel, who was
married last May at Occur d'Alene,
Idaho, has been with her husband,
who is in the navy and was sta
toned at San Diego. She returned
home a few weeks ago and has been
her sister, Mrs. Ralph Taylor,
at Glasgow. |,
Mrs. A. E. Carlson received an in
vitation from her nephew, Alger E.
Durell, from Phoenix, Ariz., to at
tend the graduation of his class. He
was with the air force advance fly
ing school at Luke Field and be- {
came a lieutenant in the air corps. /
Byron Ulvestad, who is employed
at the depot in Malta, was in Nashua
and Glasgow Monday to visit his I
mother, Mrs.A Ulvestad, who is al
patient at the Deaconess hospital
In Glasgow. 7
.vondale visited at the Emil REIN
che home Saturday. v
The Vanguard Home DemonStra- t
ion club met Tuesday afternoon at
The home of Mrs. James Keil. The d
christmas party was given and ex- +
,hange of gifts was featured. Guests
Mrs. T. Maurseth, Mrs. Otto a
Mrs. Charles Barth, Mrs. D. S
:. HaWbaker and Mrs. Harriet N. /
A plate luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George HaSSler re- n
eived word from their sol Ray, Il
Who is seaman second class, that he {
lad successfully passed preliminary
ests and had been selected for the fl
laval aviation ordnance. He was e
transferred from the outgoing unit
t Farragut, Idaho, where he re- a
eived his boot training, to Norman, P
Okla, where he is attending school F
t the navy air technical training
enter.
Hedge Helgeson, son of Mr.. and r;
drs. H. Helgeson, who is known to D
friends as Joe, and who il
erved the past several months in F
he receiving center of the ships Il
.mpany at Farragut, Idaho, is now =
tending radio school at Memphis,
'enn. He is seaman second class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Weber of
ilasgow were Sunday dinner guests
t the George Hassler home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher were
inner guests Sunday evening at
Re Oscar jacobson home.
The Christmas season will be OBJ
erved Wednesday, at 8, at the Big
our school when a program will be
resented for the public by the
Miss Alvina LentZner and
lie pupils.
Miss Elizabeth Funk and pupils of
jorklund school will give a pro-
at the school on Wednesday,
nd the public is invited to be pres
ut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodor Aaberg
rove to Glendive Wednesday to Wis
for a few hours with their SON
Flaw and daughter, Serg. and Mrs.
latter Wagner who met them there.
ergeant Wagner, who is with the
stationed in California came
!, spend his furlough with his par
It's in Harlowton. They also visited
their home in Billings where they
sided before he enlisted.
Serg. Wensil Skolrud, who was
ere spending his furlough at the
ONE of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Skolrud, and with his year-old
Sandra, left Thursday for
marillo, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Dostert, who
i'd been visiting in Red Lake Falls,
inn, returned home Saturday.
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