The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-16

ton visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson.
George Hart of Minneapolis, own
ner of the Hart Motor Express, was
here Tuesday On business and to
confer with Sherman BarSneSS, the
company's local representative.
Mrs. Ernest Pierson of Makoti, N.
D., came Sunday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Forrest Cole. She left Tuesday
morning for Poison to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans SllJenberg.
Miss Ruth Mary Bundy, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. otto H. Bundy, will
! leave Monday to enter Northern
Montana college at Havre. She has
/ been a clerk in the local ration
board office. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mumm OF
Great Falls, are the parents Of a
son born Sept. 3. Mr.. Mumm is a
son of Jerry Mumm of Glasgow and
Mrs. Mumm is a daughter OF Mrs.
Howard Brown of Glasgow.
Listen to KICK Sidney, 1880
kilocycles, for the daily livestock
market reports at 100 p. m. Also,
the livestock auction sale broadcasts
at 10:45 to .11:15 a. m. each WedneS-
day, and the horse sale every other
Monday. same time. 21-2tc
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Baker and
small son of Minneapolis arrived
Tuesday to spend two weeks visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Bak-
er. MI. Baker is assistant cashier of
the Federal Reserve bank of Mime
apolis.
Apprentice Seamen John Briggs
and Melvin Lane are here on fur
Tough from Camp Farragut, Idaho,
to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels c. Briggs and Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Lane. They have COM
pleted boot" training.
H. o. Morgan of Morgan & jar
rett will leave this week end for
Butte to attend the annual con-
vention Sunday and Monday of the
Montana Association of Insurance
Agents. Mr.. Morgan is vice presi-
dent of the association.
Serg. Fred Pluhar, former barber
in the Cool shop here who is now
stationed with an antiaircraft ar
tillery unit at Camp Ham, Calf,
here briefly Saturday on his
way to visit his parents in Miles
City while on furlough.
Listen to KICK Sidney, 1880
Silocycles, for the daily livestock
market reports at 100 p. m. Also,
The livestock auction sale broadcasts
at 10:45' to Ills a. m. each Wednes-
Jay. and the horse sale every other
Monday, same time. 21-2tc
Mrs. Leslie Fremon of Glenwood,
Mo-, came Sunday to spend a few
laws visiting Mr.. and Mrs. william
7uffcorn. She is the mother-in-law
If their daughter. Elizabeth. who is
living now in Sydney, Australia.
Mrs. Fremon was On her way home
rom Great Falls, where she visited
Ter daughter. Mrs. Earl Hamilton.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. A. Clark re-
urned last week from a vacation
rip to Billings. Hardin. where they
listed DR.. Clark's mother, Mrs.
1ouisa Clark, and Miles City. Their
laughter, Mrs. Earl Wohlford. and
title son., who had been visiting
lere, accompanied them as far as
where she took the train
or her home at Fort Worth, Texas.
Mrs. Leslie Lynch. the former
Doris Munson, and Mrs. j. C. Lar
on. the former Betty Munson of
tacoma, Wash. and Mrs. o. w.
Jefferson of Renton, Wash, are Wis
ting their sister, Mrs. j. D. Marsan,
n Glasgow this week. They came to
ttend the funeral services of their
ister-in-law and niece, Mrs. George
and daughter Roberta
Iarie. at Frazer Saturday. They |
lso went to Circle to see their
rother, who is a hospital patient
ince tho accident. which caused the |
cath of his wife and DAUGHTER.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Bennett
eturned Sunday from Calgary.
.lta.. where Rev. Bennett conducted
he funeral Friday for Mrs. Ben
ett's brother, the Rev. w. G. Smith,
0. Rev. Smith was for IS years a
.rofessor in the University of To-
1nto and for three years principal
Wesley college at Winnipeg. Later
e organized a school for under
rivileged children of the province
f Manitoba, which he conducted
six years. He is survived bv his
idow, two son who are officers l.
l the Canadian army, and two
aughterS living in Calgary.
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bird Wal Loan. F.verv dollar Won
west in a bond will return to YOU
} full. with interest. Every dollar /
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