The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-15
OPHEIM
By DINA Thompson

Mary Squires returned from
Great Falls this week, where she
has attended st. Mary's high school
the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Francis OF
Antelope are cleaning and pant
ing the interior and exterior OF the
pool hall building owned by II. A.
Knutson of Homestead.
Il. O. Morgan and Charles E. Jar
rett of Glasgow were business CAL
lers the first of the week.
Yvonne Gilbert left Thursday for
Havre to spend the summer with
relatives.
Mrs. Charles Zietner and baby
left Saturday for Raymond to visit
relatives.
Mavis jacobson, who visited with
friends in Opheim last week, lett
Saturday for her home in Nashua.
Staff Serg. willard Beebe is now
in Italy, according to a recent COM
municatiOn to his sister, Mrs. Hen
nv Hanvold, who had not heard from
him for many months.
The Elmer Walstad and w. C.
Greer families picnicked at
Ward dam Sunday.
The Ray Tweten family, Mrs. Dan
Anderson and family and Mrs. H.
| o. Dohlen and family picnicked at
the Ward dam Sunday.
Jonas Bjorheim of Eureka, Mr..
and Mrs. Eric Satire, Mrs. Thea
Risa, the A. o. Hanson family. the
Olaf Larson family, Knute Voiden,
Olaf Eliason and others enjoyed
picnicking at Wards dam Sunday.
Mrs. Al Kolstad and baby have
moved to the Lester Watterud
house. Mr.. Kolstad is still working
for Guy Pagan. Mrs. Sigrid Kolstad
of Glasgow spent the weekend here
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stein were
Richland callers Saturday. Lucille
stein spent the weekend at home.
She is employed in Richland.
o. A. Beck's father, Ole Beck OF
Nekoma, N. D., and nephew, Keith
Bakken. and his sister Mrs. Neil
VanGordon of New Diggings, Wis,
visited here from Sunday to Tues
day. Mr.. Beck had not seen his sis
ter for five years.
Mrs. Chester FosSum and daugh-
ter Barbara of Billings and Clar-
ence Ross Jr. of Forsyth arrived
Saturday to visit relatives here.
Mrs. Fossum will remain for the
summer after which she intends to
return to Billings. Mrs. Fossum was
fifth grade teacher at Billings.
Mrs. May Eckert OF Whitefish,
sister of Mrs. Heman Davenport,
and children are visiting at the He
man Davenport ranch.
Albin Risa, George Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Anderson re-
turned to Opheim Monday, accom-
panied by Ronald Holland, who will
visit at the Risa home.
Mrs. Joseph Provost, Miss Maudie
Holloway and their niece Donna
Dougherty of Santa Ana, Calf.
were weekend guests at the E. r.
Telford home. They were enroute
to Estevan, Sask.. and Sourls and
Winning, Man, and other points in
Canada to visit.
Charles johnson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Johnson Of Seattle, ar
rived last week to spend the sum-
mer at the home of his grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Elvina Johnson.
Private Richard Telford is now
attending school at Butner Field, N.
c. Aviation Student Harold Beebe
is attending Texas Tech. college,
Lubbock, Texas.
Miss Iva Holiday, home demon
stration agent, demonstrated cheese
making at the club meeting at the
Kenneth Hallock home Friday.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting
was held at the Charles Bergtoll
home. Hostesses were Mrs. Bergtoll
and Mrs. F.. JeSsel. (
Mrs. M. F.. McCarty and daughter
Margaret of Minneapolis are visit
ing at the DR.. William Reed home.
DR.. Reed and Mrs. McCarty were
entertained at dinners at the E. r.
Telford, the Richard Burnham and
John Bergstrom homes.
Milo Jennings shipped a a of
horses to Neilsville, Wis, and a car
of hogs to st. Paul last week.
Helen Bohlig, who returned from
st. Benedict college Thursday, left
Tuesday for Great Falls to attend
summer school at the College Of Ed
lcaion.
Mrs. Olaf Larson, who had not