The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-02-04
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

Members of the sophomore elias
!. enjoyed a sleighride party Frida,
followed by dancing and lunch 6
the Harry Squires town house. Mr.
: Alice Follensbee and Miss Doroth
: Rohlig were ~chaperones.
Second Glass Seaman Douglas
IrgenS is now stationed at Wahpe
D ton, N. D., where he is in mechani
school.
: Pictures of the numerous soldiers
sailors and marines in the Irgen
= store window now total l66.
Alba Blackerby. marine statione,
at San Diego. Calf, writes tina
Don Wilson, former coach of OPP
helm and now at San Bernardino
Calf, visited him recently.
Mrs. King Lewis and Mrs. Ott'
Dahl and children visited at Scobey
Saturday. Mrs. T. T. Haug returned
with them and is a guest at the
Lewis home.
The Floyd boys and Kenneth Paul
son Skiied to the Gilbert Floyd ranch
Saturday, returning Sunday, a dis
lance of about 10 miles.
Mrs. Dorcas Pagan and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F.. Johnson and Florence and
Charles were Sunday supper guests
at the Arthur Paulson home. The
occasion was Kenneth's birthday.
Ted Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
F. johnson went to Richland Satur-
day to attend a meeting of the
Farmers Union Credit association.
John Oien was a business caller
Monday.
Viola WalStad, Lucille Stein and
Jean Lewis were hoStesses to 20
guests at an after theater party at
the E. Walstad home Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Bergstrom and
family were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Omvig Sunday.
Mrs. Art Omvig entertained a few
women at a social evening Saturday.
Eugene Nelson and John Fuchs
were business callers Monday.
Marilyn Maurer, twin daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Maurer, was
taken to Glasgow last week for an
appendicitis operation.
The Opheim Home Demonstration
club will meet at the home of Mrs.
Art Omvig a week from Friday.
Otto Weaver and daughter, Mrs.
Jack Pagan, were callers in Opheim
Monday.
Mrs. Seivert Olson of Sidney and
Velma Kulp of Glendive arrived
Monday to visit at the Harry Kulp
home.
Knute Dixon was a business cal
Ter Saturday.
Evelyn Cooper returned Saturday
Butte, where she passed exam
nations for the WAACS.
Arlene Arneson was released
from diphtheria quarantine over
the week end.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hines left
Sunday for Poplar, where Rev.
Hines father was reported to be
very i'll.
Ingvold Isakson is now reported
70 be in Africa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Padgett en-
,ertained the Milo Jennings family
1t dinner Sunday.
Milo Jennings entertained at a
'inochle party Saturday.
Mrs. Charlie Bergtoll was a shop
Der Saturday.
Frank Redfield was in town Sat-
The Henry Hanvold family was
at Sunday supper at the
r. Telford home.
Mrs. Berdie Baldwin and son Lloyd
listed for several days at the Bob
Baldwin home near Great Falls. Mrs.
Baldwin returned last week. while
lloyd remained. Mrs. Bob Baldwin.
he former Gladys Hallock, is re-
overing from a mastoid operation.
MI. and Mrs. Jorgen Isakson we're !
l town Saturday.
Art Lawrence and Howard Arnold
'ere business callers Saturday.
Mark Tufte was a caller Saturday.
Glen Ellis was in town Monday.
Ed Stevens was a shopper Mon
ay.
Harry Stahl of Richland brought
is three boys to Opheim Monday.
he boys attend school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Page were
aturday shoppers.
Joe Reboula and Tom st. Ger
Iaine were callers in Baylor Mon
ay.
Ray Tweeten, Art Wacker and
larence Robinson were Monday
alters.
George Hickok was a Monday
hopper.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.. Smith were
business callers.
Herb Munger was in town Thurs
ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Bergstrom
ere Friday shoppers.
Billy Mason was in town Friday.
Grin FoSsum was a business cal
r Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Hodgson was a Friday
lller. She had just returned from
edmond. Wash, where she visited !
er daughter Lillian for a month.
Mrs. Pete ISakson was a Scobey
Her Friday.
Joe Isakson and Bill Cherry were
town Thursday.
Christ Gamrath was a Friday cal
r. |
and Mrs. Fred Whittle went
Glasgow Friday, where they spent
e week end.
Dedrick johnson was a caller on
onday. |
Guy Burroughs and Roy Bur-
Jugs were in town Monday. |
L. Starbird was a Saturday shop
r.
William HaSs and Mr.. and Mrs.
artin Capdeville were Saturday