The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-22
OPHEIM
BY III Thompson

Mr.. and Mrs. Art Omvig enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mrs. Glen
Hallock and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Cole and family and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Art Paulson and family.
Knute Volden returned last Mon
day from a five weeks vacation.
He visited his father, John K. Vol
den at Viroqua, Wis, spent a week
in Rochester, Mimi, and visited
his son Johns family at Glen
dive.
T. ]. Hooking and C. H. Brock
smith were callers here Friday in
connection with the war bond cam
paign.
Mrs. william Stevens and child
rem returned from Columbus, Neb.,
last week.
Mrs. Charlie Whittle and baby
daughter Karen of Seattle stopped
in Opheim enroute to Glentana,
where they will visit at the Pete
Smith home.
Two carloads of horses were ship
ped last week to Detroit and Per-
ham, Mimi, by Silver and Slacter.
Mrs. Mark Tufte returned from
Glasgow last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Pelham an
nounce the birth of a daughter
at the Baldwin home Monday.
Mrs. Norton Bergstrom and Wanda
were in town Monday.
Mrs. D. A. Reddick, who has been
i'll the past few weeks, was taken
to the Glasgow hospital Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Telford en-
tertained at dinner Sunday DR..
William Reed, the Rev. and Mrs
Carl Hines and Marketa Opheim.
Barbara Miner entertained some
girls at a birthday party Saturday
afternoon. Games were played and
lunch served.
Mrs. E. A. Walstad accompanied
Saturday. The seniors had their
pictures taken in Glasgow then
spent some time at the Saco hot
water plunge where they picnicked
and enjoyed water sports. The Paul
son and RiSa cars were used for
transportation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Littman and
family were Opheim callers Sat
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Matchett
we're business callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Irgens re-
,eived word from Farragut, Idaho,
Of the birth of a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Loren ngens.. r. M. &c
,oren Irgens is at Treasure Island.
attending radio school. The mother
S the former Carmen Reide.
Mrs. H. II. Hunter and Mary
we're dinner guests at the dorm on
Thursday.
Mrs. Hunter moved to the farm
his week end.
The freshmen entertain the high
chool in honor of the seniors Fri
lay evening. Miss Anna Johnson
nd some Of the eighth grade girls
also guests.
Herman Mittelstadt was a Mon
businss caller.
Nancy Padgett entertained a
roup of children at a birthday
Saturday.
Mrs. Dorcas Pagan spent the week
nd az the farm.
Whitney Riley arrived Saturday
the coast.
Neil Rogers and Oral Quale went
D Williston for seed Saturday, re-
Monday.
Mrs. Art Reed was a guest at
ne Neil Rogers home owe the week
nd.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Reed of
visited at the home of
IRIS. George Reed Sunday.
Melvin Mcguire will leave for
cattle Thursday where he has been
-ansferred into the internal rev.
nue. department. MI. Mcclure will
e replaced by Charles Dorm. who
i'll arrive soon. Mrs. Dorm and the
.ildren will join him later.
The Milo Jennings family moved
MS week to their new home. The
recently vacated was by the
red Kilbeurne family.
The Glen Hallock family of Glas-
ow spent the week end in OPP
elm. -
Marjorie Bailey from the coast is 4
friends here for a few days.
Miss Anna J0hnson'S seventh and
ghth grade Junior Red Cross girls
lis week completed their second
p robe. .
Martin Grim. who has been away
greater part of the winter, re- S
lrned home last week from Port d
Id. where he had been employed
the shipyards. He reports that \
IS daughter Thelma is now in the h
eaconess hospital at Spokane. The
EST of the family is at Sand C.
pint, Idaho. Mr.. Grim has been i'll s.
ON the fumes of welding gas.
e intends to put in a crop again S
lis year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Cladis left 6
from Glasgow for the coast s.
n a brief vacation.
The Markle Transfer moved the Il
d Kahle garage to the front part is
the present location near the
.nsfer office hardware. G
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