The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-09
OPHEIM
BY Dina Thompson

Dave Johnson and son Charlie
! left for Seattle Tuesday.
\ Guests at olnner Sunday at tn
! Elvina Johnson country home wer'
\ George johnson, Mrs. Otto Dab
and children and Dave Johnson ant
son Charles.
Mrs. Fred JesseI is temporarily II
charge of the dormitory for a few
days.
Mrs. Adolph Westby, Mrs. Joe
Stellflug and children and Myrtle
Westby made a business trip to
Hinsdale and Glasgow Tuesday.
Myrtle Westby accompanied her
father. Adolph Westby as far as
Hinsdale Sunday, where she will
teach school. Mr. Westby left for
Thief River Falls, Mimi, to attend
the funeral of his sister, Christine
Amundson, which was held Tuesday.
MIS-. Art L. Johnson, Mrs. Mary
Johnson, Mrs. June Terry and baby,
MIS-. Art Paulson, and Mrs. Earl
Paulson and baby of Glasgow were
Saturday night guests at the Charles
Durbin home. All except Mrs. Art
johnson were Sunday dinner guests
at the Hugh Cole home. Mrs. Earl
Paulson and baby will visit for a
while at the Laurits Anderson home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Volden, and
daughter Betty Kaye and SON John
Jr. of Glendive and Mrs. Joe Can
non and daughter Joyce Carol and
Eleanor Volden of Los Angeles are
visiting K. A. Volden here for a few
days. They will also visit in Glas-
gov.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmer Olson, Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Olson and Auldis
Olson of Portland are visiting at
the Berger Akre home.
A. S. Opheim left for Minneapolis
Wednesday for a few days stay. He
will be met by Auxiliary Bertha
Cooper, who will be with him part
of her short furlough. Mrs. Narchie
Fiocchi is in charge of the business
place during MI. Opheim's absence.
Tommie Hickok, who spent three
weeks visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
l.. l.. HickOk, at Spokane, returned
Monday. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Hickok and son Horton of HinS-
dale brought Tommie to the George
home where they were over
night guests.
Pfc. Francis Rohlf, somewhere in
Australia, writes he is trying the
malaria cure. ,
Huber Arneson returned from Sc :
title Thursday.
Emily Johnson of Kildeer, Sask., ,
liece of Mrs. Clarence Tichenor, :
will stay at the Tichenor home while c
lttending high school. q
Adeline and Theresa Thurman of
glasgow were Thursday dinner {
.uests at the Clarence Tichenor r
lome. r
Walter Ammo trucked rs pigs for +
lilo Jennings to the Yellowstone y
livestock Commission company at +
idney Wednesday. +
Private Clifford Rasmussen of r
amp Joseph T. Robinson, Ark, ar !,
wed Friday on a short furlough. +
e is in the medical corps. "
Mrs. Chester Fossum and baby, u
ccompanied by Helen Slemin, went \
!, Billings Wednesday where Mrs. 9,
ossum will teach. Helen Slemin "
Monday to Glasgow where
he was met by her mother, Mrs.
Ohanesian and children.
Rose Mason of Seattle arrived =
thursday and is a guest at the "
ONE of her mother, Mrs. Catherine =
Jason. "
Marlene Bergstrom, daughter of
IT. and Mrs. Roy Bergstrom, was a
lrprised on her seventh birthday c.
yednesday when IS guests, includ-
lg children and their mothers C
,me. Many gifts we're received. A fl
vo-course luncheon was served
Icluding a birthday cake. a,
Mrs. Anard Biem and children N
turned to the coast last week. G
Elizabeth Hunter will make her
1me at the Walter Irgens home c
hen school starts. v
Helen Sullivan is teaching at the d.
Theatland school. B
Mrs. R. Sullivan and children
ave moved to the Occident eleva- al
r house so that the children may W
tend school in town. A
Emerald Lee, engineer accountant m
the U. S. engineer department. is
/ vacation from Portland. and is m
wv at the Resner Blikken home. G
Martin Grim left Monday for Ga
where he will be a patient. w
Ina Russell of Libby visited ten F;
lys at the Ed Asleson and Horace 81
,ezell homes. She returned home
'iday. M
A second card received by Mrs. eli
1rcaS Pagan states that her son,
lie Pagan, Japanese prisoner in ca
e Philippines is under treatment, ar
in good health and well. tn
Mrs. Howard Moran and daughter CT
We moved to the Thayer house M