The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23

Tough at his home here following
his induction Sept. IA.
Mrs. C. E. Frankforther of Nashua
was in Glasgow Tuesday to attenC
the Lutheran convention.
We now have a limited supply OF
Scotch tape in the large 2592 inch
rolls. Glasgow Courier. 22-2t
Mrs. I. B. Tourtlotte and Mrs. d
M. Clarke of Fort Peck were shop
ping in Glasgow TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Kampfer are
moving this week into the house
at 1888 Fourth avenue south.
DR.. and Mrs. F. l.. Anderson of
Miles City were business visitors in
Glasgow Monday and Tuesday.
. aprons, fancvWork and food for
sale at Catholic ladies' bazaar in
Odd Fellows hall Saturday. Ito
Mrs. Nick Haug of Williston left
Saturday after spending a week Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. C. L. Ben
son.
Mrs Paul Schroeder and son
Johnny left Tuesday afternoon for
Dickinson, N. D., to visit her par
entS.
Mrs. c. w. Brost of Nashua was
in Glasgow Saturday and left Sun
day for st. Paul, where she will
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dignan and
little drove to Wolf Point We'd
nesday, where Mr.. Dignan had bus
mess.
A. G.. Craig, chairman of the
HlnSdale rural school district was
in Glasgow on school business Sat-
urday.
Fried or creamed chicken dinner
at Catholic ladies' bazaar beginning
at IL a. m. Saturday in Odd Fell
lows hall. Ito
Mrs. Arne Ulvestad, Mrs. Clara
Lauckner and Mrs. George Kugler
of Nashua were callers in Glasgow
Wednesday.
Miss Mary 10 Hurry, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. John Hurry, left
Sunday morning for Bozeman to
enter Montana State college.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Thompson of
Malta were in Glasgow Thursday for
business and shopping. Mrs. Thomp-
son received medical attention.
j. E. WHISKY of Billings, field
agent for the state department of
vocational rehabilitation, was a bus
mess caller in Glasgow Monday.
Miss Ellen Larson and Miss Elise
StenSland spent the week end visit
ing at the ranch home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Arnold of Genevieve.
Mrs. Jack Frazier returned Sun
lay after spending three weeks at
and Fargo, N. D., with
Ter husband, who was on furlough
the navy.
r. Pierre Taylor, former principal
1t Wheeler, now representing the
Northern School Supply company
If Great Falls. was a business call
r in Glasgow Monday.
Mrs. Robinson Bell of Shelton.
who came last week to visit
Ter daughter, Mrs. S. l.. Click. was
AIKEN to the hospital Tuesday on
Iccount of a heart ailment.
Hugh Borton left Monday morn
NJ for Seattle to report for his
.ppointment as a secret service
gent. He resigned his position as
Indersheriff here last week. ,
Mrs. Richard Larson and daueh-
er Linda Lee, formerly of Tampico
nd Glasgow, have returned to
from Cascade and are liv-
NO at 1913 Fifth avenue south. I
Harold C. Henderson of Great
'alls, district manager for the
fountain States Telephone and
telegraph company, was here sew !
raj days last week on business.
Robert P. Struckman of Great :
'alls, associate editor of the Mon
ana Farmer, was a visitor in the
ounty Friday and Saturday ar
for material to publish in
ne farm magazine.
Ben NJ. Larson, publisher of the
ircle Banner at Circle, was here
aturday while making a business
lip to Inverness. Mr.. Larson report
d that much wheat is now being
umped on the ground in McCone
Wesley Aiken. son of MI. and
Irs. James Aitken, and Donald
purling, both of whom are serving
the United States merchant mar
are visiting at the Aitken home.
hey have been crew members for
x months and r now on leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Erickson have
lrchased the Hans Hidden house
119 Second venue north. until
occupied by Mrs. Harald
queland, and are now making
home there. Mr. Erickson is
at the Glasgow Flour mill.
Miss Francis Lewis and Miss
lyllis Wigmore are new nurses
lployed at the Deaconess hospital.
icy were recently graduated from
e nurses training school at the
cred Heart hospital at Havre.
ISIS Lewis is the daughter of Mrs.
ola Lewis of Glasgow.
Glasgow relatives have received
rd of the birth of a daughter to
:. and Mrs. Jorgen Dokken of
emerton, Wash. The baby was
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