The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-09
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Miss Lillian Bergstrom, cashier a
the Havre Buttrey store, came Sun
day to spend the Labor day holiday
at her home here.
MI. and Mrs. George Fisher re-
turned home Sunday morning from
a ten-day trip which included a visit
at the A. F. Evey home in White
fish and at the home of their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Oden Halves, at Arlington, Ore
Their son-in-law and daughter, Pri-
vate and Mrs. Warren c. Glaede of
Minneapolis, were also guests at the
Halves home. They stopped between
trains at Nashua and left Monday
morning for Minneapolis. Private
Glaede will continue his studies at
the University of Minnesota and
Mrs. Glaede will continue her teach
ing position at the Groveland school
at Wayzata, MINI.
Miss Christine Erickson, who had
been visiting her niece north of
Harlem, came Saturday to spend
the week end. She left Tuesday for
Wolf Point, where she accepted a
position as commercial teacher. She
spent the summer in Vancouver,
Wash.
Emil Bauer and j. L. Mitchell,
who had been visiting at their
homes, left Tuesday morning for
Pasco, Wash, where they have en-
ployment.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Group l
will be entertained Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Theodor Aaberg.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met last
Wednesday for the first meeting of
the fall season. Hostesses were Mrs.
Elmer Hanger and Mrs. Alfred Lee.
Mrs. Otto Lundin was appointed
secretary to succeed Mrs. Mike
Demko.
Jean Espil left Monday on a bust
ness trip to Buffalo, Wyo., and will
return Friday.
Mrs. L. v. Podalak accepted a
position as cashier at the Buttrey
store in Glasgow and commenced
her duties Sept. /.
The surgical dressing h~ostesses
last week we're Mrs. H. M. Priest,
Mrs. T. M. Olson, Mrs. D. j. Meyer
and Mrs. Robert Rave. The attend
ance has increased at both classes
but more registrants are needed.
NOTICE-It is impossible for me
TO contract everyone having news of
interest. So, if you will kindly mail,
send or bring me the items, this
courtesy will be appreciated. Of
interest is news of the boys
nome on furlough. - Mrs. George
Nashua correspondent.
Mrs. o. L. Hagen left Sunday af-
.ernoon to be at the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. Theodore Holum, at
Richey, who is very i'll. She accom-
Ed johnson of Frazer. Mrs.
Johnson left several days ago to be
With her mother, Mrs. Holum.
Serg. Leroy E. Dunster returned
morning to Sioux City,
Iowa. after spending his furlough
With Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Hagen. He
S with the air force and he has
,een there since 1912. While he was
lere guests at the Hagen home
we're his aunt, Mrs. c. N. Sathra,
md cousins Betty Ann and Jerry
of Williston. They left Fri
Mrs. L. v. Podalak was honored
asst Friday afternoon at the home
Mrs. Ole Brenden at a post
shower. The time was spent
Informally and she received many
ice gifts. Mrs. Podalak is the for
ner Miss Ruth Bissell and she was
married in May at San Jose, Calf.
John Bruce and daughter Dolores
f Tacoma, Wash, came Tuesday |
1orning to spend a few days here
n business. They visited at the Ar
HE Bruce home in Glasgow We'd
esday.
Mrs. Milo Stangland was an over
light visitor here at her home and
eturned to Brockton on Saturday, |
here Mr.. Stangeland is harvesting.
Mrs. j. R. Murphy and son John
nd daughter Eunice Ann left We'd
esday morning for Pasco. Wash,
D Join Mr.. Murphy, who is en-
loved there. Miss Murphy has &C
epted a teaching position in the
Ugh school at Evan, Wash, and
ill commence her duties Sept. 20.
Miss Mayme Berg, who has been
! Portland for several weeks, re-
lrned Thursday to visit at her
ONE here.
Mrs. John Barker was in Saco