The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-02

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them. The children will attenS
school here. Gordon Browning VII
take over the Marvin Browning
ranch in october.
Miss Glenna Grotjan returned
Tuesday from the Clarence Nybak-
ken farm, where she spent a month
Mrs. Frank Thompson and sol
Gordon of Havre are visiting Will
relatives, the Alex LaFournaise fam-
lily, east of Glasgow.
Miss Betty Ann Erickson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Erickson, re-
turned home Sunday from Seattle
where she spent the summer visit
ing relatives.
Marlene and Harriet Hanger,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Hanger of Nashua, were guests on
Thursday and Friday of Mr. n
Mrs. Leonard Built.
Mrs. Leonard Johnson of Seattle,
who has visited relatives here since
the funeral services for her father,
Emile Saindon, left Friday, accom-
panied by her niece. Gloria Saindon,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sain-
don, who will visit her there. They
planned to stop at Yakima, Wash,
to visit friends.
The Rev. Frank Squires of Malta
who also serves st. Matthews Epis-
copal church in Glasgow, and Mrs.
Suuires left Monday for New York
and Connecticut. where they will
spend a five weeks vacation. on
the return trip they will stop at
Cincinnati to attend the national
convention of the Episcopal church
Miss Margaret Dignan arrived
Sunday morning to spend a ten-day
vacation visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary E. Dignan. Miss Dignan is
employed in the headquarters OF
the army air force. On her return
trip next week she will stop in
Minneapolis to meet her sister,
Lieut.. Helen Dignan. of Fort DeS
Moines Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Markle will
leave today for Stevensville, where
they will visit Mrs. Markle's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson. Mr..
Markle arrived Saturday and Mrs.
Markle has been here several weeks
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. H. Markle. They will return to
Lancaster, Calf, where Mr.. Markle
is an instructor at War Eagle air
field.
Mrs. Nal Smith returned Satur-
day from a trip to Seattle, where
she spent two months visiting her
sons, Keith and Dean Watson. She
stopped on her return trip to visit
MI. and Mrs. Len Rowden, former
ly of Malta, at Yakima and accom-
them to Portland. She also
stopped at Butte to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Garland.
Mrs. Louise L. Schneider, retired
army nurse, of San Francisco, is
spending the remainder of the sum-
mer visiting her relatives, the Alex
LaFournaiSe family, east of Glas-
gov. Mrs. Schneider was the first
to enlist at Havre during
War I. She saw active service
in the Toule sector in France and
was with the army of occupa-
ton in Germany.
Mrs. Marvel Bjorklund Of San
Calf, arrived Saturday from
Missoula to visit Mr.. B%jorklund's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Bjork-
lund, before returning to San Diego.
She had spent the past six weeks
at Missoula with her husband, who
is an air cadet, and was assigned
to the State university for that
time for special training. Before her
marriage last autumn, Mrs. Bjork-
lund was Miss Marie Down of San
Mrs. Leonard Knipp and little
daughter Joan of San Pedro. Calf,
arrived Friday and are visiting this
week with her sister Mrs. E. w. OIL
Mrs. Dean Piper of Grand
N. D. was a guest of Mrs.
Olson last week. Other recent visi-
-ors at the Olson home were Mr..
Olson's mother, Mrs. Sven Olson of
Minot N. D.. and Mrs. Olson's sister.
Mrs. Carl Blocker of Grenora, N. D.,
Who left for San Diego, Calf. where /
he will be employed while her hus-
)and is overseas.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James K. |
IcGibney last week were Mrs. Nc |
5ibney's brother, Capt. Wallace |
Iorrison, and Mr.. McGibney's sis
er. Miss Isabelle McGibney. Cap |
ain Morrison returned to the United
states two weeks ago from the AT
lean campaign and went from here
Camp Hood, Texas, where he will
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anne here from Bookings, S. D.,
there he visited his parents. Miss
GcGibney came here from her home
t Pierre, S. D., and left Thursday.
he will teach at Clear Lake. S. D.
Mrs. Lawrence Rybock returned
tuesday, morning from California, =
here she had visited her daughter, :
and been present at her 3
marriage to Pvt. Harold Holman 7
t jacksonville. She had also visited
er son, Lawrence who is employed
y Boeing Aircraft at Seattle, her
on, Joe, who is employed at Port
and, and her son, Harry, who is
the army and was stationed at
'resno, Calf. He has since been
'a%nsferred to Greeley, Colo, where
e is taking special training at the
dorado state college. She stopped
/ Santa Cruz, where she called on
II. and Mrs. j. o. Weaver, former
lasgow residents. She was gone 21A