The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

Nathan Goodrich and family have
returned to Parker Dam, Calf, at
ter spending part of the summer
visiting and helping with the har.
vestlng at the c. L. Goodrich anc
II. D.. Flickinger homes. They also
spent some time in Canada.
The Clarence Keough family has
purchased a house in Nashua ano
moved there last week, where the
children have entered school.
Members of the L. d. R. met at
the parsonage Tuesday to enjoy an
Alaskan Christmas party. A silver
donation was taken to be used for
Christmas in Alaska. Mrs. E. B
HoIte gave a talk about Alaska,
Musical numbers and readings fol-
lowed. Election of officers was held.
Those chosen were Jean Lewis,
president; Dolores Bergtoll. vice
president; Alvina Bergtoll, secretary;
Dolores Eliason, treasurer, and Mil
dred Waarvik, historian. Mrs. Holte
served lunch.
Arleda J%akopson of Glasgow spent
the week end with her parents in
Opheim. She accompanied the Rev.
and Mrs. E. B. Holte to Glasgow
Monday. Mrs. Thea RiSa and Nellie
RiSa also accompanied them to at
tend the convention. Nellie Risa Will
leave Wednesday for Falkland,
Wash, where she will attend Pa
cific Lutheran college.
Warrant Officer Dean Padgett,
who spent a brief furlough with
relatives here, left Monday for
Kearney, Nebr., accompanied by
Mrs. Padgett and their baby daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Rose Oliverson of Tulsa,
Okla, arrived Saturday to look af-
ter farm interests.
Mrs. Jacob Buechler moved to
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Novacek were
Monday dinner guests at the Sam
Ohanesian home. The occasion was
Sammie Ohanesian's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stellflug en-
~tertained at a chicken dinner Sum
day in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
Anderson and daughter, who
will leave soon for Seattle. Guests
were Mrs. Adolph Westby and fam
lily, the Joe Stellflug family, the
Joe Isaakson family, the Paul Stell-
flug family, the Ingvold Birkland
the Jorgen Isaakson family,
the Roy Paus and Sam PauS FAM
lies and Abbie Munger and others.
Mrs. Harry Reddick and son Rob-
ert. Mr.. and Mrs. William HaSs and
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Floyd
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Denis
.ladis were among Glasgow callers
Saturday.
iona Gail Dahl, daughter of MI.
and Mrs. Otto Dahl, was taken 10
Glasgow to have her tonSils re-
moved Saturday. -.
Mrs. Arthur Paulson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer johnson and Florence
md Charles visited Sunday at the
Curtis Stevenson home near Kill
leer, SaSk. Mrs. Willis Terry and
,aby, who accompanied Mrs. Paul
to Opheim, visited at the Hugh
Jole home with other friends. Ken
leth Paulson, who has been he!p-
ng with the harvest at the Olaf
home, returned to Glasgow
With his mother and sister.
MI. and Mrs. Sylven Melland and
hildren of Glasgow visited over
at the A. Kolstad and AXel
Vatterud homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Padgett and
of Fort Peck visited at the
lilo Jennings home Sunday. They
lSo called on Mrs. A. D. Mittelstadt
ne day last week. /
Mr.. Charles Durbin has received
ord that her nephew, Frank Cole,
killed in a Butte mine Thurs
ay. No particulars of the accident
lere available.
Serg. Ellsworth K. Amundson, son
f Mrs. Nora Amundson of OPP
elm, is now stationed at an
rmy camp at Shreveport, La, with
ordnance unit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Stetson, Mrs.
arl Paulson and baby, Lavon Han
IN, Rex Opheim and Albin Risa,