The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-11-18
OPHEIM
By DINA Thompson


Mrs. George Hickok was a Gale
lin Glasgow Monday.
}, The Catholic Altar society o
'lOpheim, which held a chicken din
ner Sunday at Legion hall reported
lit successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed O
Glasgow were guests of DR.. william
Reed and called on Mr.. Reedi
mother, Mrs. George Reed, at th'
Baldwin home.
Herman Anderson was in towr
Monday. His daughter, Eleanor
Anderson. who teaches in VOL
Point spent the week end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Fossum attend
ed the Armistice program Thursday
Ole Rudning returned from
Scobey last week where he. went fol-
medical attention.
Mrs. Thomas st Germaine and
Mrs. Martin Capdeville went To
Glasgow Monday, returning Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Bud Anderson, the former
Vivian Telford, arrived Tuesday
from Seattle and is visiting at the
E. R. Telford home.
Henry Hanson, brother of A. o.
Hanson, visited from Friday to Mon
day at the Hanson country home.
He was accompanied by Otto Schye
of Wisconsin. Mr.. Hanson, who now
lives in Portland, was returning
from a visit to his former home at
Viroqua, Wis. A family dinner was
held at the Hanson home Sunday
with the O.. A. Beck family also in
attendance.
A large number of women attend
ed the demonstration of the patch
and other near of mending at a
special demonstration meeting held
at the Al Wangrud home Friday.
Miss Mary Kay Mortag, demonstra-
tor at-large, was in charge. The
meeting was an all day gathering.
Mrs. Wangrud served a dessert
lunch.
John Beohler is hauling grain
from the north farm.
The William Stevens family left
Sunday for Spokane
MI. and Mrs. Milo Jennings and
spent Sunday in Glasgow at
the Bud Jennings home. Lois Jen-
nings Of Havre was also there. Bud
son Lester was on fur
Tough from an Oklahoma camp.
Milo Jennings. MI. and Mrs. E. A.
Walstad and Frank Redfield attend
ed a Pepuhlican meeting in Glas-
row Monday. Mrs. Harry Squires
accompanied them to GLASGOW to
zee her daughter, Mrs. Robinson,
and new grandson.
Ms. Raymond St. John OF
7lentana was an Opheim shopper
NJ. and Mrs. Jorgen Isakson and
Bertha were in Glasgow on business
Monday.
Mrs. Earl Paulson was in town
Iondav. She said Private Earl Paul
on will finish his training at Camp
3arkeley. Texas, soon.
MIR. and Mrs. Ole Fagherhaug and
Ellis of Kildeer, Sask-, were callers
Ionday.
Corn. John White writes from
taly that he is in good health.
Mrs. Carrie Jay, sister of John
Taroldson. who spent considerable
ime here this late summer and fall
oturned to her FlaXville home a
ew DAYS ago.
Laura Eta Ward who works at
ne Buttrey store in Havre, spent
he weekend at her home in
Velma Kulp, who was a caller in
Saturday, said her parents
ave returned to Glasgow and are
WING in an apartment for the |
inter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Isakson of
Il a.,,,. Java IN tnuTn Er1dQV II
pete Gels was in town Monday. He
aid coyotes howl on all sides of his
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stevens
ave moved to the w. D. Ellis town
ouse for a few months while Eddie
orks at the Farmers Oil Station.
Mrs. George johnson is working
the Coop cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Bergstrom
Id Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bergstrom
I'D family were Glasgow callers
III
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Waffle and
RS. o. A. Beck and children were
callers Saturday.
Anna Goodman of FlaXv1lle
rived Sunday for a few days stay
the home of her brother, John
aroldSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Sweo and
surits Anderson were in Glasgow
Friday to Sunday.
William Heinze resumed thresh-
q the first of the week.
Mrs. George Boggess Of Mohall,
D.. arrived to stav with her
ece. Mrs. Dick Pagan. to look after
e baby while Mrs. Pagan teaches
hool. Mrs. Borgess. is a sister OF
to Weaver. They are making their
me in the former Sherrard house
owned by the John Bergstrom :
nily.
The school well has been repaired
| wooden casing removed and,
ter ~redrilling, steel casing has
en- installed by Resner Blikken:
plumbing was finished by Fred
ssel and Chris Drogitis. The
lool was without running water
about a month while the repair
s made.
Miss Dorothy Bohlig, junior sup
,isor, will direct the Junior play
tia Boy Walt" a comedy for
nth. which will be presented at
! school auditorium. Dec. 8 and
A double cast has been selected.
The county machine is doing
me stripping at the G%lentana
ne to relieve the coal situation
the schools.
Mrs. Cert Peterson of Bredette is