The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-12-21
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

Private Frank Telford writes from
somewhere in Belgium that he hac
Just returned from the front lint
and wasn't very anxious to go back
He said one thing good was that
they had lots to eat.
Quite a few Canadians were in
Opheim Saturday shopping.
Ben Who'll, Private First Glass
Bergtoll and Resner Blikken went tc
Glasgow Friday where Mr.. Who'll
and Mr.. Blikken attended the
knights Templar meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wade, Mrs
F. Jessel and Dan Galloway were
Glasgow callers Saturday.
Mrs. Orrin Knutson and daugh-
tiers of Great Falls arrived last Sat
urday to visit at the S. A. Biem
home until after Christmas.
Helen Sullivan spent the week end
with her parents here.
The Norton Bergstrom family we're
Glasgow shoppers Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Starbird were
Glasgow callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Who'll enter
tanned at a dinner in honor of Pfc.
Louis Bergtoll Sunday. The other
guests we're the Charlie Bergtoll
family, Harry Bergtoll, Louie Hon
rud, Ludwig Honrud Jr., and Hattie
Bergtoll. Pfc. Bergtoll will leave
Thursday with his uncle Charlie
Bergtoll. They will visit at Fergus
Falls and Rothsay, Mimi, before he
continues to Camp Bowie, Texas.
A birthday dinner was served at
the Clarence Tichenor home Thurs
day in honor of Phyllis Foss. Others
present were Beryl Tichnor, Mar
garet Hansen, Marilyn Telford and
Hollie Morrie.
The Lloyd Sorenson family of
Glentana were callers at the Hans
Sorenson home Sunday.
About 40 attended the Legion and
Auxiliary Christmas party held at
the Legion Hall last Wednesday eve
ming. The women brought home
made candy which was put up into
GO small gift boxes and sent to Fort
Harrison hospital, Helena. Thirty
two toys were brought and sent to
the children'S home.
About 40 guests attended the
for Mrs. Morris Munger held
1T the Farmers Union hall Satur-
day. A lunch was served and many
gifts received.
Miss Anna johnson will leave this
week to spend Christmas vacation
With her father and other relatives
1t Superior, Wis.
All the grades are having Christ
mas programs and exchanging gifts
with the exception of the
eighth grade which held its
program wednesday. Programs will
llso be presented and each room has
decorated tree.
The Community Christmas tree
md program will be held Friday
With colorful pageantry of Christ
mas in Mexico which is this years
,heme. Horton Hicks is director.
First Lieut.. Alfred Grimm, son of
Ar. and Mrs. Martin Grimm, is eX-
,ected home this week from Ros-
veil, N. M, Irene Grimm, his sis
er, arrived Monday from Portland
visit relatives here.
Resner Blikken last week finished
a we'll for j. P. Sternhagen
n the former Chouinard farm now
,wned by Mr.. Sternhagen. The well
vas lis feet deep.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hines and
laughter will spend part of next
week with Mrs. Hines parents, the
iert Petersons, near Scobey, then
hey will visit Mrs. Eva Hines at
returning Friday for the
Dung peoples meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Walstad, Will
Greer and Milo Jennings at
ended veterans advisory board
Meeting in Glasgow Monday night.
Dale Flickinger has informed his
Iarents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen Flick
nger that he is now fireman first
lass. He enjoyed turkey and all the {
trimmings for Thanksgiving.
Jimmie Bohlig, son of Mr.. and
FRS. E. C. Bohlig, is now first class |
city officer somewhere in the Paci-
&c. Jimmie was formerly assigned
} a carrier but now is with the |
an assignment of men who
company the admiral.