The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-07-15

guest at the nome OF Mrs. Fran
Huston.
Corp. Glen Mahugh Jr., left wee
nesday morning for Brooksvill
Fla, where he is stationed, after
visit with his family here. H
father is a patient at the Deacone,
. hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steies re
turned Sunday night from Cana
Hot Springs where they spent
three weeks vacation on accom-
OF Mr.. SteieS' health. He is niue
improved.
Miss Olive McCulloch. laborator
technician at the Deaconess hos
pital left for Minot and McGrego
N. D., Saturday to spend a week
vacation. She will visit her mothe
at McGregor.
Mrs. A. H. Hartwig and bah
daughter, Priscilla Lanette, VIII
have been visiting Mrs. Hartwig'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Peast
left this morning for her home a
Wichita, Kans.
Mrs. Aaron Remley and son Aarol
returned last night from LewistoWr
where she spent three weeks visit
ing friends and relatives. Sh
stopped in Great Falls for a shor
visit on the return trip.
Miss Dora Pattison, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pattison, lef
Thursday for Seattle, where sh,
will visit Miss Eleanor Rogers form
eriy of Glasgow, and later will visi
an uncle, o. C. Culbertson, at Eas
Stanwood, Wash.
Russell Bjorklund, son of Mr.. ane
Mrs. H. R. Bjorklund, writes tina
he is in his new home at Syracuse
N. Y, where he was awarded 6
scholarship in the Maxwell grad
uate school of citizenship and pub.
lie affairs at Syracuse university.
A number of requests to post
measles quarantine signs have beer
received by police from DR.. N. o
Agneberg, county health officer
Chief of Police Bonnie Sather re-
ported this week. One quarantine
for scarlet fever also vas reported.
Petty Officer Second Class Rob-
ert Thrill of the navy left Sunday
morning after spending a week
visiting his mother, Mrs. Leona
Thrill, in Glasgow and sister, Mrs
Merrill Wilson, at Fort Peck. He
IS stationed at Kearney camp, San
Diego, Calf.
Mrs. A. E. jacobson and STEP
daughter, Miss Verna Jacobson, ar
rived Wednesday morning from
Alexandria, Mimi, where Mrs. JAG
OLSON has been visiting friends and
relatives for five weeks. Miss JAG
OLSON, who is attending school at
Alexandria, will spend the summer
here.
Mrs. Lawrence Swanby and daugh-
ter Laralyn of Los Angeles are here
to visit her father, Neil D. Camp
bell, for several weeks. They ac-
companied Mr.. Swanby as far as
Bozeman, where he went on bus
mess, and he later returned to Los
Angeles where he is operating a
car repair business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Brocksmith
spent the week end visiting at
Havre, the Browns having been
called there by the illness of Mr..
Browns father, Walter Brown, who
has been i'll with pneumonia which
developed when he suffered a bro
ken rib in a fall. He is now i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. w. Seibel, ac-
companied by MI. and Mrs. Bert
Mover of Poplar, left Friday to
visit relatives at Bateman, Sask.
sisters of Mr. Seibel live there.
Mrs. Meyer is another sister and a
fifth sister, living in Peace River
valley, was also there for the
reunion. Some of the sisters
nave not seen each other for 35
years.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Vern Christinson,
Who have been visiting his parents.
and Mrs. Otto Christinson,
ince their marriage in Minneapolis,
eft Monday morning for st. Louis
phere they will visit her parents,
Mr. n Mrs. G. c. Gotsch. Mrs.
jhr1stlnson will remain in st.
souis and Lieutenant Christinson
vii go to Salt Lake City, where
lie has been assigned.
Irving TjomSland, former owner
# the Radio and Sound Laboratory
lere, spent the week end here clos
ng up his business affairs before
eturning to Spokane. He is now
nth the air service command there
4 the Spokane depot, acting as in
tructor in e~lectronics and related
objects. He has purchased a home
4 Spokane and the Tjomsland
amily will live there for the dura-
on.
Mrs. Ned johnson and sons Sher-
and Glenn returned THURSDAY
ON Astoria, Ore. where they have
visiting a month with Mr..
1hnSon, who is employed there in
efense work. They also visited Mr..
ohnson's sister, Mrs. Harry Schwa-
at Portland. They spent the
ourth at Deer Park. Wash. where
icy attended a picnic with former
laSgoW residents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rasmussen, Mr.. and Mrs.
eonard Rasmussen and family.
and Mrs. Ed Evenson and Mr.
I'd Mrs. Edwin Evenson. all of
ION sent greetings to GLASGOW
lends.
Miss Elaine Hjelter and Miss
ar1e Hjelter, daughters of Mrs. 70.
Hjelter of Opheim, who were
Iied there by the death of their
ther. were in Glasgow Monday.
ISIS Elaine HJelter came from Chi
go, where she is employed in
e r~otogravure department of R. r.
'nnelly & Sons, large printing es-
ollshment, which prints many of
e national magazines. She will
turn to Chicago this week end.
SIS Marie Hjelter came from
nneapoliS, where she was a nurse
n Northwestern hospital. She
Il remain this summer with her
'ther and expects to enter army