The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-19
OPHEIM
By DINA Thompson

son Ronald were callers in Mlnnes
apolis last week.
o Lorraine LauraS, neice of MI. ar
r Mrs. John Buechler, who visited hel
r a short while, left for her home
San Francisco Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Anderso
> were Opheim callers Wednesday.
: Anthony August, grandson of M
= and Mrs. David Dubry, arrived Fl
day from Elma. Wash, and wi
! help Chris Drogitis during harves
, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sorbo wer
! in town on business Wednesday.
L. A. Campbell of Great Fall
and G.. R. Austin of Glasgow in
stalled telephones and did repai
work here Tuesday and "wednesday
Dan Anderson, who has been Wis
ting in Milwaukee, Wis, and Mich
igan. returned a few days ago.
D. A. Reddick, John Novacek ant
Sam Ohanesian spent from Frida,
to Monday at Stanley, N. D.
Mrs. Clarence Ross and girls o
Wheeler are visiting relatives her
for a few days this week. MI. RIOS,
is now employed at Forsyth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Soper of thu
ANOllud4e COuAIt4N NCAC IL tO"4
Friday.
serg. John Baldwin, who hac
been on a short furlough to Ogden
Utah, is again at Chanute Field
ILL.,, taking technical radio train
ing.
Pfc. Donald Baldwin of the air
forces, flight chief, is busy training
bombardiers in England, and says
he has been from one end of the
country to the other. He still thinks
home is the best.
Auxiliary Bertha Cooper partici-
pated in a play, The Sergeant Was
a Lady" shown at Des Moines,
Iowa, in which IS WACS took part.
The play was shown four days.
Alfred Opheim was recently sent
to Colorado Springs, Colo, for train
ing in army radio work.
A. F. Aplin, district superinten-
dent of the Occident elevator. was
IN town Saturday to Monday at
tending to business.
Milo Jennings shipped a a of
hogs Tuesday.
Glentana callers in Opheim Mon
day were Mark Hill, Harry Renner,
Hank Greenwood, Walt Birkoski and
John Hiltner.
Carl Wick and Mervin of Knob
roster, Mo, arrived Saturday and
VII remain through harvest. Mr..
Wick said they have corn eight
feet high this year and much of
t bears four ears.
Elmer Blikken of New York ar
lived Saturday to look after farm
interests.
Manson Bailey of Glasgow, who
yas a visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hallock and
ably went to Nelson reservoir Sat
.rday for a few days stay.
The building formerly known as
be Seifert hospital has been pur-
based by William Russell and was
lOved Monday to Larslan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tichenor
nd Beryl went to Wolf Point Mon
ay.
Mrs. Clyde Page and daughter
nd MI. and Mrs. Roy Bergstrom I
nd children were Opheim callers !
sunday dinner guests at the
hrist Gamrath home we're Mr.. and |
Irs. Harry Kulp, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
. Beck and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
latter Irgens and Billy, Mr.. and
RS. Knute Dixon and Eldon and
If. and Mrs. A. o. Hanson.
A car of this years barley was
by the Occident elevator
.turday. h
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer WalStad en- G
rtained at a dinner Saturday. The +
tests were superintendent and /
rs. William Greer and family, Mr. v
Id Mrs. Charles Richards and Mrs. il
mes and children. IF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. thinner OF +
averly, Mimi, arrived last week c
visit relatives here. They are the d
rents Of Mrs. Catherine Mason. .
Casey Ammo. who has a six weeks
I'VE from work in Portland, ar
-ed Saturday for a few days be-
e gong to Minot. N. D., for med
i attention. Mrs. Ammo and
tighter are visiting relatives in
off Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. st. John en-
tanned at dinner Sunday Lor-
ne st. John, Florence Paus, Bar
ra Kelly and Helen Bohlig.
Dinner guests at the Roy Paus
me Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Bohlig and Mr.. and Mrs.
muel Paus. After-theater guests
Lorraine St. John, Florence
us, Barbara Kelly and Helen
Mrs. S. A. Biem spent several days
st week in Glasgow.
Mrs. Tom st. Germaine visited for
geral days last week at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Thievin at
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dahl went to
asgow Monday to bring back a
W truck
Mrs. E. C. Bohlig and Helen left
)nday for Rochester and Tinta,
mn. to visit. Miss Dorothy Bohlig
Tuesday from a vacation
p to various places, including
1orhead and Tinta.
Mrs. Oscar Isakson, Mary Mason,
ly Mason and Victor Johnson
re among the many who attend
the Woody Mountain. Sask.,
)rts program last Wednesday.
and Marcella Westbv and
rtha Isakson accompanied H. Sill
r to the sports at Woody Noun
n. Sask.. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Sorenson spent
nday at the Adolph Westby home.
'fc. Ingvold Isakson writes that
is still in Africa and fine.
Ir. and Mrs. Dennis Cladis visited
atives at Scobev Sunday.
Hiss Louise Wyler of Park River,
D., has been visiting her sister,
Rose Schuster of Glentana.
tn were guests of MI. and Mrs.
MS SorenSon Monday.
.orraine St. John returned from
vre, where she attended college.
raymond Padgett and Mrs. Deah
igett returned from Karney, Neb.
nday. Enroute they left Warrant
'icer Dean Padgett at Denver,
ere he entered administrative in
ctor school.
'riVate Richard TelfOrd has ar