The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-19

visit friends here.
Miss Lora Lee Stanley of Wheeler
has gone to Great Falls to visit {
- sister there two weeks.
a Gerry Near was a business caller
IN Great Falls last week.
Miss Hazel Thorpe of Larimore. N
D., is a new employe in the Buttrey
a women'S wear department.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Harrington
S and son OF Fort Peck have returned
from South Dakota, where they Wis
f tied her parents.
Mrs. Mabel Hovland and son Mer-
lin were in Glasgow from their
farm near Larslan Thursday.
Miss Frances Martin arrived from
: Minneapolis the first of the week
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert j.
z Friedl.
Charles McChesney of Saco Di-
vide was in Glasgow Wednesday to
attend a Deaconess hospital board
meeting.
Miss Mary Ellen Dunning of
Havre. who was visiting Miss Mar
garet Briggs last week, left Friday
for her home.
Mrs. A. S. Parke is in Pueblo.
Colo, visiting her son, DR.. George
Parke, who expects to enter the
army medical corps DOR
Miss Grace West of Walla Walla.
Wash, is in Glasgow visiting her
mother, Mrs. Peter West. Miss West
has a government position there.
Miss Hope Widen, who spent the
past two weeks in Glasgow visiting
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. H. F..
Widen, left for st. Paul Tuesday.
E. E. Heller. work unit leader at
the federal soil conservation office
IN Glasgow. went to Terry Thurs
day to get a government pickup car
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Chambard
and MI. and Mrs. Gordon Vallan-
digham and family spent Sunday
at the recreation center at Fort
Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Baker drove to
Glendive Saturday, accompanied by
Mrs. Bakers sister, Mrs. Earl Hun
ter and her daughter, Miss Virginia
Hunter of Roundup, who had been
visiting here.
MI. and Mrs. Leonard Knight re-
ceived a long distance telephone
call from their SON, Serg. Ivy Knight,
last Sunday night. He is stationed
in Philadelphia.
-Arrah Whelan, 3, daughter of MI.
and Mrs. Charles Whelan, suffered
a severe cut on her foot last Tues
day when she stepped on broken
glass in the street. The cut required
four stitches.
j. j. Reese came Saturday from
home at Coram and returned
Sunday, accompanied by Wayne
Larson, Sol of Mr. and Mrs. Selmer
Larson. who will visit Joe Reese Jr. ]
until the opening of the school I
Jerm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd harrington I
and daughter Kaye arrived Tues 7
lay morning from Los Angeles to I
yiSit Mr.. Farrington'S mother, Mrs. n
M. harrington. They will go to v
FOLLY, N. D., to visit Mrs. Earring c
on'S relatives. Il
Mrs. w. L. Bennett, son Fletcher 81
md daughter Jeanne, who visit n
ID the Rev. and Mrs. Roy Bennett
It Spooner, Wis, arrived in Glas- "
Friday morning. They also Wis I
ted in st. Paul. n,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell and d
on George Jr. returned Tuesday in
norning from Missoula and Flat v;
!ead lake. Mrs. Mitchell arrived =
friday from Minneapolis and went
to join Mr.. Mitchell and George
t Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Mcclure
nd family of Twin Bridges came
aSt week to Glasgow to make their
ONE. He is an area meat market
lg supervisor for the "a food adj
They have not yet Sc
lred a residence.
Miss Margaret Briggs and Miss
larry Theresa Mass of Washington,
}. c.. who have been visiting their
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Briggs
nd Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Mass, left
riday morning for washington.
Dale Walker left this week for
an Francisco, where he will engage
defense work. Mrs. Walker, who
as been employed by the Inland
obstruction company here. left for
ne Ridge, S. D., where the COM
any has a contract.
Auxiliary jeanette Hovland, for
er bookkeeper at the Hanson
ersen Motors. has been transfer
d from Fort Des Moines, Iowa, to
e army administration school at
ephen Austin college in Nacogdo-
les, Texas.
Miss Judith Rorvig returned
st Wednesday from Sanders, Ida
}, where she had been visiting
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
lis Rorvig, and helping with their
rm work. She will reenter Glas-
W high school in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hall spent
e week end visiting their son and
ughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
Hall, at Billings. Their daughter,
rs. Clarence H. johnson, who was F!
Billings, returned with them and :
t from Glasgow for Belle
lie, Ill, where she will join her /
sband, who is now located there /
Scott field. >
and Mrs. William o. Ander-
| of Seattle, former Glasgow res
hts arrived Friday to visit
S. Anderson's brother-in-law and
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Mattson.
.. Anderson is now a machinist's
tie in the coast guard and has a
day furlough.
1rs. r. M. Hallock and daughter
len of Portland arrived this week
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Ander-
and MI. and Mrs. o. B. OSen
e Hallocks were ranchers 25 years
in the Larb hills. Mr.. Hallock
now enjoyed in defense work in
and their daughters are
employed there. Mrs. Hallock,
ides keeping house for the ia r.