The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-29

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and Mildred had their eyes testt
up here.
a Yonne Gilbert. who visited n
latives at Havre, has returned HON
+ Albin Risa, Jennie RiSa. Mrs. =
r Risa. ReSner Blikken, Mrs. H. /
Re Holland and Ronnie and Mrs. Der
mis- Cladis were all Scobey caller
= Wednesday.
RUBY Watterud. son of Mr.. an
4 Mrs. Axel Watterud, who has bee
doing defense plant constructio
work at Richmond, Calf, returne
home Sunday for a few weeks stay
Albin Risa, who left for the arm
from Glasgow Thursday. was ac
companied to Glasgow by Mr.. an,
, Mrs. Rov Hallock and son and Mrs
H. R. Holland and Ronnie.
Mrs. A. T. Schnell and daughte,
: Alice of Glasgow, who visited hert
last week. returned home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keough are
spending some time at the SacC
hot plunge.
Pfc. Myron Watterud is reported
recovering from malaria in Italy
He had previously been hosDitalized
for arm and leg injury and at the
last writing had spent 90 days in
a hospital but was nearly recovered.
Myron sent his mother. Mrs. Axel
Watterud. a beautiful italian hand
painted bed spread. containing a
colonial central design of a young
woman with a harm and a gentle
man by her side. The border con-
tanned red roses and angels of
cheribs with wreathS of flowers.
He has also sent his sister, Mrs. AL
Kolstad a similar designed hand
painted table cloth and other gifts.
George Robinson of Glasgow is
visiting Donald Bergen for a few
day at the Norton Bergstrom farm.
About IS guests we're present at
the miscellaneous shower in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Anderson
Sunday at the Art Sweo country
home Is miles northeast of Opheim.
HosteSses were Mrs. Sweo and Mrs.
Earl Paulson. The men played base
ball and horseshoe. Many gifts
were received and buffet lunch was
served. A wedding dance given Sat
urday at Opheim hall was well at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gore were
Glasgow callers Monday.
Lois Johnson and Adeline Fuhr-
man of Glasgow visited at the
Charles Durbin home Saturday
night and Sunday.
Lars Blikken is now working at
the Opheim Electric company.
Mrs. Art Smith has been STAYING
with her mother. Mrs. Mittlestadt,
the past week while Mrs. Mittle-
stadt recuperateS. Mrs. Padgett had
been staying with her mother since
she was home from the hospital. but
returned to her own home Tuesday
to prepare for the visit of two sons
who are in service, who expect to
be home this week.
Private Frank Telford is now out
If the hospital at Camp Hood,
Staff Serg. Kenneth Telford was
recently moved to New Hampshire.
About .55 inches of rain fell Mon
day with additional rainfall during
the night after this reading was
taken.
The Hellekson Lumber company
received a a of lumber last week.
Ruby Watterud of Richmond.
who has been doing defense
plant construction work, arrived
Sunday for a vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Wat
terud.
Corp. Harris Becker left last week
for a camp at Tallahassee. Fla.
S. A. Biem and son RAYMOND.
Hubert Arneson and d. A. Reddick
Glasgow callers Saturday.
Private Kenneth Biem is now in
Africa and Private Ernest
Biem is stationed at Camp Roberts,
Calf.
Mrs. Grin Knutson and daughters
returned to Glasgow Monday.
Mrs. A. M. Sells of Portland ar
several days. AGO to Join her
husband at the Martin Grim farm.
where they will both remain for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Balm and
Judy, Lucille Stein and Mr.. and
Mrs. La Vern Trang of Richland
were week end guests at the j. S.
Stein home.
A group of ten vouno guests were
entertained at the William Greer
home last Wednesday to help Jackie
Greer celebrate his birthday. Games
played and gifts presented.
Superintendent and Mrs. william
Greer and family left Monday for
Butte and other Montana roints for
a two weeks STAY. while Mr.. Greer
attends to school business.
Lutheran %parochial school. which
will continue for two weeks. COM
nenced Monday with the Rev. f. B.
Holte and Irene st. John as in
structorS.
Mrs. King Lewis. who visited sew
eral DAYS at Bemidji, Mimi, re-
SATURDAY..
Mrs. Chris Zietner and son. who
relatives at Raymond. re-
home Sunday. Albert and
Zietner. brothers-in-law of
Mrs. Zietner, brought her home and
remained here until Monday.
T%hirty-one guests were enter
tanned at the Jorgen Isakson home
Sunday. Many took part in the
branding of the Ingvold Isakson
Helen Thompson of Hillsbore, N.
D., is visiting relatives here.
Pfc. Junior Honrud. according to
is no longer with Private
Lee Munger, but is now in a New
Guinea hospital.
The John Bergstrom family
moved to their home on Main
street Wednesday. 1t is the former
Sherrard home and office
building, which the Bergstroms