The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-07-06

church election day starting q
noon.
Ensign johnson of Hawaii an
Mrs. Johnson and their baby re
turned from Glasgow the first G
the week and will stay at the Harr
Squires home for a few days durin
his furlough.
William Darchuk of Scobey ha
been visiting at the Dennis Cladi
home. He has since accepted a jol
at the Farmers Union Oil station
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey Ammo ant
= family of Portland arrived Monday
Mr.. Ammo will also be employed a
the Farmers Union Oil station.
Mrs. Pete Darchuk and infanr
son Peter David of Scobey arrived
Wednesday for a few days visit al
the Dennis Cladis home.
William Darchuk, Mrs. Pete OAR
chuk and son and Mrs. Dennis
CladiS were Glasgow callers Fri
day.
Barbara Kelly, who is employed
by a publishing company in Mime
apolis, is here renewing acquaint-
enceS. She is a guest at the D. T.
st. John home.
Catholic vacation Bible school
closed with a picnic at the George
Keough grove Sunday. Games were
played and lunch was served. About
sc were present. The Rev. FIR. An
thony Sorger and two Catholic sis
tiers of Chicago conducted the
school.
Billy Mason, Frank Stern, Wick
Johnson and Lye Wilhelm went to
A~ssiniboia, Sask., Sunday.
Relatives and friends from GlaS-
gov, and the Milo Jennings family
and Alma Whittle and Jean Lewis
of Opheim and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Pagan attended a ranch picnic and
branding at the P. K. Thurman
place Sunday, when about ITO
cattle were branded.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hines
and baby and Della, Roy and Ed
ward Reddick, Violet Cool. and
Evelyn Peterson of Eureka, returned
from the Assemblies of God Youth
Bible Camp held at the Bear Paws
on Beaver Greek near Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Devilin and
daughter of Norwood, Sask., and a
companion from ontario visited
Mrs. Devilin's sisters, Mrs. Art ON
Wig and Mrs. Roy Bergstrom, Sat
urday. They left with a group who
visited at Assiniboia and other
points in Saskatchewan the first of
the week. Those who left were the
Roy BergStrom family, the Art ON
Wig family, the Norton Bergstrom
family and Hope Johnson. The sis
tiers and their families will also
visit their mother, Mrs. Charles
D,,aI-Ar ,,na- NHalxTa.th CaeLy
The A. o. Hanson family and the
o. A. Beck family spent the Fourth
p%icnicking and playing croquet at
the Hanson grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Grindeland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Ammo and
children left Sunday for a vacation
trip to Assiniboia, Sask.
George Miner was acting conSt-
able during the Fourth and Al
Wangrud was special deputy sheriff.
Farmers Union Elevator for a few
days.
Chris Larson and Knute Volden
are spending the week at Glasgow.
Olaf Eliason went to Glasgow
Saturday to meet his daughter
Orpha and his son Leroy Eliason of
Seattle, who are home on a ten day
vacation. Miss Eliason is a steno-
graphic clerk at the Boeing plant.
The Wild Rose club met at the
home of Mrs. c. w. Anderson
Thursday. There were II members
and visitors present. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Frank Redfield Thursday. July 10.
Mrs. John Anderson and children
Larry and Karen of Pendleton, Ore,
are visiting here. They will visit
Mrs. Anderson's brother and family,
the Raymond Tweetens', her father,
Arthur Tweeten, and and her uncle,
and family. the Elmer Tweetens
The Home Demonstration club
held a picnic at the Larson grove
the Fourth. Each family invited
another family to attend. The next
club meeting will be at the Hugh
Cole country home Friday, July 7.
Mrs. Roy Paus was pleasantly
surprised by a group of friends with
a belated birthday party Tuesday
evening.
Kenneth and Kay Jessel, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jessel spent
the past week at the George Satter
farm at Glasgow. They returned
home Sunday. Their son, Gordon
Jessel, is at the John Richardson
ranch.
Apprentice Seaman Raymond
Padgett of Carroll college, Helena,
spent a week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Padgett and
Warrant Officer Dean Pad
gett and family of Kearney, Neb.,
and John Padgett's sister, Mrs. Ed
Schooler of Logan, Kans., arrived
Monday and are also guests of
parents for a few days. They
also visited other relatives includ-
ng his grandmother, Mrs. A. d. |
Raymond is n of
he boys who received his high |
school graduation diploma after he
eft for training at Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hansen were
)pheim callers Monday.
Mrs. Hollis w. Thompson and
hildren spent the past week at
visiting her mother, Mrs.
dina jacobson, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Mayberry were
shoppers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Westby and
Ho of the children. and Mr.. and
FRS. Ed White spent a few days at
Saco plunge, returning home
tuesday,.
Mrs. Fred Whittle and daughter
dra Lee visited Mrs. Whittle's par
ats, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. George of
avre, and Alma Jean and Freddie
who visited their grand
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
at Fort Peck. returning