The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-07
HINSDALE

Corp. Elmer Burns arrived las
week from Camp Berkeley, Texas, Il
spend a furlough visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Burns. Corpor
al Burns is recovering from a broker
arm, received several weeks ago il
Judo practice at the Texas camp.
Shirley Hatton and Dorothy
Johnsrud left last week for Helene
to seek employment. Shirley is now
employed as a stenographer for the
Helena OPA office.
Superintendent l.. w. Weingart-
ner, George Moore, Miss Olive Harp
ster and Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Tuttle
were business callers in Glasgow
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Waller and
children Calvin and Dolores of Will
liston spent Thursday and Friday
looking after their interests at Hins-
dale. They were guests at the Clair
Duncan home. Mr.. Waller is en-
ployed in the grocery department OF
the Farmers Union Coop market at
WilliSton.
Vernon Richter, who has been in
training for several months at Camp
Berkeley, Texas, is now attending
officer candidate school there, &C
cording to word received by his
sister, Mrs. John Hentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Clingman and
and Mrs. AXel Faraasen and
were Sunday dinner guests
at the John Loberg home south of
Hinsdale.
Walter Hoerster arrived Saturday
from Portland, where he has been
working as a Shipfitter in the ship
to spend several days looking
business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle JohnSrud, who
have been working at the George
farm, started working
Mr.. and Mrs. John McColly and
in Glasgow Monday.
Mrs. r. P. Nelson and Mrs. Clair
Duncan were in Glasgow Monday.
David Schooner returned Monday
rom the Kerr ranch north of HinS-
lale, where he has been employed
or the past two months, and will
gain attend the local high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Black and Mrs.
christine GainSforth drove to Chi
.ook Thursday. Mr. Black attended
production credit association
netting there and Mrs. Black and
IRIS. Gainsforth drove on to Havre
} spend the afternoon.
Mrs. Florence Waber left Monday
forming for her home at Elysian,
linn, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d,
swald Waber and Emil Waber for !
,veral weeks. ,
Aviation Cadet Lloyd L. Hunter, ,
N of Mrs. Hilda Hunter of Thoeny, :
taking flight training at the army !
rfield at Greenville, Miss. Later, :
adet Hunter will receive his final
at another field in the E
stern flying training command :
Id will then receive his wings and
commission as a second lieutenant l
the army air forces. I
Mrs. Mary Weber, Mrs. Florence 4
aber, Mrs. Christine Gainsforth Il
Id Emil Waber were Sunday din
II guests at the Oswald Waber o
me. a
Elmer Kari, who was recently re- t,
iSed from army duty to work in o
e mines at Burke, Idaho, arrived
onday morning to visit his moth II
Mrs. Mary Kari, and brother Ii
,ert. F
Mrs. Guy Riggin entertained the 81
Itheran Ladies Aid Tuesday after n
on. il
Mrs. George Olson returned last a
eek from Great Falls, where she b
ok her son, Delbert Johnson, to s,
ter the state school for the deaf
d blind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weeres of
co visited at the Arthur Harris Y
me Sunday. Their son Merle re-
ned home with them, after top
lg beets for a week at the Harris
corp. Kermit Gysler arrived Mon
from Laramie, Wyo.. to visit his
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gysler.
is taking a course in mechanical RI,
cheering at the University of ~
under the army'S college -
lining program. "
1r. and Mrs. Roy Austin of Glas- ~
V were callers here Tuesday. MI. u
stin is wire chief for the Noun n
n States company.
IrS. Floyd Richter and daughters ~
ma and Yvonne of Wheeler were
end guests at the Arthur Har-
home.
Walter Rennick of Glasgow was a
lSdale visitor Tuesday.