The Glasgow courier., 1944-08-03

where she spent two weeks Vaca
ton visiting her parents.
Mrs. r. E. Hillman Jr. and chill
| dren David and Judy OF Hinsdal
visited Mrs. Charles Dewitt fror
Monday to Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Click and fam
lily returned Monday from a vaca
ton OF several days spent at tn
Legion plunge near Saco.
| Mrs. W. B. Schmitten left Thurs
day to spend two weeks visiting he
| son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Karlin, at Missoula.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Anderson O.
Opheim were in Glasgow Monday
They lost their home and persona
property at Opheim in a fire las
week.
Mrs. Sam Wagner returned to hel
work at the Buttrey woman's veal
department after a vacation, during
which Mrs. Ned johnson substituted
for her.
Phyllis and lone Kleppin re-
| turned last week from Greeley
| Colo, where they attended sum-
mer school at the Colorado State
College of Education.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Anderson
will leave Monday for Great Falls to
spend a week visiting Mrs. Ander-
sons mother, Mrs. Mary Hagfeld,
and attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Ristubin and
son James and Mrs. Cordie Wallace
of Beach, N. D., are expected Sun
day to spend a week here visiting
the Rev. and Mrs. Grant S. Moore.
Rudolph Lang returned last We'd
neSday from a six weeks trip to the
Pacific coast. He spent most of the
time in Spokane but also visited
Seattle, Portland and other coast
cities.
Serg. Robert Burger, son of Mrs.
Ella Burger Of Glasgow, is attending
an officers training school at
Carlisle, Pa. He has been stationed
at Rockford, Ill, with the medical
corps.
Mrs F. w. Hall and daughters
Margaret and Mrs. o. d. Smith and
the latter'S little son Jimmy of
Malta were in Glasgow today to
shop and consult physician.
Mrs. F.. w. Hall and Miss Lillian
j. Cowing of Malta were visitors in
Glasgow Saturday morning. They
/ u
N. D., where they consulted an eye
specialist.
Pfc. James Delay, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Delay. left Tues
day morning for Camp Howe, near
GAINESVILLE, Texas, after spending a |
week here visiting his parents and
relatives.
Miss Margaret Donohue of Havre, /
who has frequently visited her sis /
ter, Mrs. j. A. Holland in Glasow, I
is patient at st. Josephs hospital
alton Friday.
Ralph H. Smith of Billings. state .
manager of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance company of New York was in
Glasgow Thursday on business and
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Selmar Larson.
Gwen Hovey, Inga Hotter. Helen
Morton, Mary Combs, Patsy Grain
and LaVone Schellinger of Glasgow
and Peggy Rutter of Hinsdale spent
the past week at the Girl Scout
camp near Fort Peck
Miss Ida Disrud, Miss Aagot Liam,
Mrs. Joe German, Miss Ella Ham
merneSs and Rose Ellen Hammer
ness went to Fort Peck Friday night
to attend the campfire program at
the Glrl Scout camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Holland re-
turned Friday from Bozeman where
they visited their SON James and I
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Mueller after
attending the American Legion and
auxiliary conventions at Helena.
Donald Sternhagen, seaman sec l
ond class, arrived Thursday from
Farragut. Idaho, where he has COM
pleted his boot training. and is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j.
P. Sternhagen. He will return to
Farragut Sunday.
Mrs. c. V. Hovey, Mrs. c H.
Brocksmith and the latter's guests,
her mother, Mrs. Marie Elgethun
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. j. H.
Elgethun, and Mrs. j. w. Wedum
drove to Fort Peck Friday night to
visit the Girl Scout camp.
Mrs. Charles Gonder and son
Charles visited from Tuesday to Fri
day last week at Kremlin, with Mrs.
James Laughman and Mrs. Frank
They stopped over in
IIavre Friday to visit Mrs. A. L.
Kochel and Mrs. j. C. Kenny.
Miss Wanda Larson who recently
went to Washington to accept
clerical position with the F. B. I.
has been transferred to the Ex-
pense department of the department
of justice The change is a promo
ton and she received an increase
in salary.
Mrs. Bert Arnold and Dorothea I
Heitz of Glendive have been visit
ing Mr.. and MIS-. Bert Nelson here.
Miss Heitz is Mr.. Nelson's daughter.
Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Arnold and Miss
Heitz returned Wednesday after
several days at the Legion plunge
near Saco.
Mrs. Marie Elgethun of Sioux
Falls, S. D., and her son and daugh-
r-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Ell
gethun and baby son Stuart Of
Rock Rapids. Iowa, arrived Thurs
lay to spend three weeks visiting
1er son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Brocksmith.
j. r. Murphy, who has been at his
former home in Nashua for several
weeks on business, was in Glasgow
Monday He will leave soon for
oasco. Wash, where Mrs. Murphy,
who accompanied him here, has
already gone. They both are en-
1loyed there in defense work.
Mrs. Harold Phinney and daugh-
er Joy of Port Townsend. Wash,
Who have been visiting at the home
# Mrs. Phinney's uncle and aunt.
Ir. and Mrs. Barr Robinson, and at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
left Sunday morning. Mrs.
}. Phinney is the formor Miss Anna
I'LL.
j. L. Carson, superintendent of
Mechanical and electrical mainten-
nee for the Pacific Car and
'oundry company at Renton, Wash,
ras a visitor over the week end at
he G.. c.. Vallandigham home. He
a nephew of F. c. Chambard and
t one time was employed on the
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