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

Corp. and Mrs. Lyle A. Bourasss
of Luke Field, Ariz.. visited Mrs
B~ourassa's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hazen Flickinger and family, ano
Corp. Bourassa's cousins, MI. ano
Mrs. Ed Stevens. Before coming 10
Ophiem they visited his parents anu
other friends and relatives al
Soobey and FlaXville. They IeIt
Monday for Glendale, Ariz. Bourassa
is aircraft control tower operator
and Mrs. BourasSa works at the
aYifield.
Lloyd Baldwin, Albin Risa, Clif
Anderson and Lavon Hanson went
TO Great Falls last week to go oeer
lruuting but the stormy weather
preventing them from hunting.
Iney VISITED at the Bob Baldwin
home.
John Skilbred of the south Baylor
country was a caller in Opheim
Monday.
Harry Bergtoll and another man
from Lehman came to Opheim with
a II ton truck of coal and returned
with Walter Matchett's stock the
first or the week.
Mrs. w. D. Ellis and Mrs. Glen
Ellis accompanied Seaman Marvin
Jennings to Glasgow Friday, from
where he left to visit at Great Falls
before returning to camp at Far
ragut. Idaho. They returned home
with MI. and Mrs. Norton Berg
strom, who were Glasgow callers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whittle spent
the week in Glasgow.
Al Wangrud. E. Starbird, Roy
Hallock, Cliff Anderson, DR.. William
Reed. Clyde Page, Lars Blikken and
others attended the Darchuck trial.
Samuel and Roy Paus were Scobey
callers Monday, where they attended
the funeral of an old friend,
william Moher, who had been in Ill
for many months.
Mrs. B. E. Siefert and daughter,
Elizabeth Krauth, r. NJ, visited i'll
Opheim with friends a few days
last week. They left for Glasgow and
Havre Saturday. They visited at
the E. C. Bohlig home and at the
John Stellflug home as well as with
other friends.
Dorothy Bohlig, Mrs. E. c. Bohlig,
and Mrs. William FollenSbee took
Mrs. Charles Bohlig and son James
Richard to Glasgow Sunday, from
where Mrs. Charles Bohlg and Son
eft for Crockett, Calf, after having
here for about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beohler also
lttended the trial at Glasgow last
week. Rose Mason stayed with the
children.
Mrs. Roy Paus entertained Mrs.
Charles Bohlig and son and Mrs. f.
:. Bohlig and Mrs. Samuel Paus at
Ter home Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Floyd were
Ionday shoppers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Bette were in
own Monday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Smith were in
own Monday.
Elmer Blikken, who was here for
all work. left Sunday to visit rela-
ives at Scarville, Iowa. before re-
to his home at Queenstown, I
Y. !
Carl Anderson was a Friday caller. ]
Elizabeth Hunter spent the week /
nd at home.
Mrs Raymond Watterud returned
the Galen hospital Friday. {
Mark Tufte and Oral Quale were s
Omitted to membership at the t
ocular meeting of the Eastern Star I
asst Tuesday. Mrs. Roy Paus served
arch. , !
MI. and Mrs. Frank Redfield
lere in town Saturday. Mrs. Red
ield stated that their Wild Rose
hub is doing Red Cross sewing.
Harley Hunter left Thursday with 1
for Chicago. !
Melvin Isakson, Mr. and Mrs. !
dolph Westby and Mrs. Joe Stell- !
lug and others went to Glasgow !
aturday. '
Mrs. Carl Hines was guest OF '
cnor at a gift and purse shower
/ the parsonage Saturday. About I
) were present. The afternoon was {
vent sewing. The women served a !
Incheon. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Balm of !
ichland were guests of relatives I
ere Sunday.
E. Franson and C. V. Sheldon S
ere Monday shoppers. '
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Bergtoll and {
nell children were in town Mon II
ly. e.e
Mrs. William Hass and sors left E
st week to visit in Mississippi and !
labaina. .,
william Hass stated Monday that Il
. had killed a coyote in his yard D
daylight Thursday. 1t was running =.
o,,,l tho ,,arI met Gl-n a doc '
Anna Johnson was a dinner guest =
the Dorm Monday. y
Esther Neihoff and Anna Johnson q
ere dinner guests of Lucille Stein !;
the ]. Stein home Wednesday. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Grindeland =
,ent the week in Glasgow. c
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Ammo and son =
eddy were Glasgow callers Monday. Il
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Schnell and 7
,ughter are visiting relatives here. E
Schnell will leave Nov. - for h
for navy training.
The Opheim Altar society will give y
chicken dinner for the public at 6
Legion hall Sunday. n
Although the Home Demonstra-
On club met at the home OF Mrs. G.
Wanerud Friday. another will be +,
Id at her home Friday at whicn lie
.e home demonstration leader W
large will hold an all day meeting S,
mmencing at 10 at which patch N
o on the machine will be demon E
members of the Sewing nj
rh met at the home OF Mrs. is
illiam Greer Wednesday. The o
.stess served a dessert lunch. W
Mrs. George Miner entertained lie
small girls and boys at a birth &C
V party for her son Norman We'd B
sday. Games were played ana 81
lch was climaXed by the serving kC
a birthday cake topped with
llti-colored candles. Norman was y.
years old.