The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-29

ing at Belt, spent the Easter holi-
day in Glasgow visiting her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. T. w. Leedham
Mrs. Ray Wiltfong of Fort Peck
was in Glasgow Monday on her way
home from Havre, where she visited
Mr.. Wiltfong, who is stationed there
for the present.
Mrs. E. j. Kjelstrup spent four
days last week visiting Mr. . and
Mrs. Merlin Scott at Eureka. They
are the parents of Mrs. Garold
Kjelstrup.
Miss Patricia Steies, who is a stu
dent at st. GATHERINGS college at
st. Paul, was home for the Easter
holidays to visit her parents, MI.
and Mrs. Robert Steies.
Mrs. Horace Gamas and daughter,
Mrs. Byron Armstrong, left Monday
for Great Falls, where they will
spend a week visiting Mrs. CANVASS
daughter, Mrs. James Lett.
/ Judge John Hurry of Glasgow is
presiding at district court in Plenty
wood this week. Judge Vernon Ho-
ven of that district has been COM
miSsioned in the navy and his suc-
cessor has not yet been appointed.
I The 1913 Fishing Licenses are
here. Sierts' Billiard Room. Lite
MI. and Mrs. Ed Skoglund visited
! Mrs. Skoglund'S mother, Mrs. Ache
son, at Scobey over the week end.
Mrs. Skoglund'S sister, Mrs. Maxwell
of Fort Peck, accompanied them.
Mrs. A. L. Schuster, former Glas-
gov resident, arrived Tuesday night
from Vanvoucer, Wash, where she
is now making her home. She will
spend some time here on business.
OSwego is among county commun-
tiles lover the top" in the war bond
drive, it was reported here Tues
day by August Knapp, chairman for
the community, who vas a Glas-
gov visitor.
E. A. Walstad of Opheim was a
Glasgow business caller Tuesday.
AS chairman of the war loan cam
paign in that community, he re-
ported that Opheim will exceed its
quota of SIS, 900 by several thousand
dollars.
Mrs. Elof Mollerstrom left Mon
day for her home at Henning, Mimi,
after visiting her brother, E. P.
Erickson, and Mrs. Erickson. She
had also visited a sister at Rich
mond, Calf, and al uncle at Bur-
ley, Idaho.
The 1913 Fishing Licenses are
here. Sierts' Billiard Room. Lite
Gordon Magruder is expected to
arrive Tuesday from Berkeley, Calf,
to spend a vacation visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Magruder.
Mrs. Gordon Magruder will also visit
here, but will stop enroute at Lew
ictOn IN visit hpr narpnfc /
Miss Alpha Beede, who has been
in Hollywood, where she has
appeared in pictures under the
name Joan Lee, arrived Sunday
morning to spend a month visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. w. c. Beede,
and her father, Curtis Beede. Miss
Beede is a USO junior hostess at
the Biltmore hotel in Hollywood and
has been a hostess each Saturday
night at the Hollywood canteen for
men.
Mrs. Anna Kamla, who has been
spending a vacation here, will leave
Saturday for Fort Lewis, Wash,
where she is employed in the post
exchange. Her daughter, Miss Ailene
.amla, who is teaching at Hinsdale,
was here for the Easter week end
and they went to Haxby to visit at
Jhe ranch of Mrs. Margaret DUEL
and Frank Goode. Mr.. Goode had
Just returned from the hospital at
Jordan.
An item concerning Miss Jean
Spannagel, r. N, of Billings, for
nerly a nurse in the Glasgow hos
oital, which appeared in a recent
ssue of The Courier, was in error
regard to the position Miss Span
lagel has held at Poplar the past
wo years. She was employed by the
school board as school nurse,
lot by the city as CITY nurse. Miss
is now at Billings before
"a service.
Mrs. Rose Daley Of Glasgow has
eceived word that her daughter,
Irs. Galen Mas, who has been liv-
ng at st. Petersburg, Fla, where
Ter husband is stationed with the
If forces, spent last week visiting
Ter brother, Corp. Earl Daley. and
lis wife, the former Miss Evelyn
Jeuman of Little Rock, Ark. at
heir home ear Camp Butner, N. c..
here he is a drill instructor. She
ad not seen her brother for two
He has been in the army the
asst year and was married a few
lonths ago.