The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-03-30
OPHEIM
BY Olna Thompson

Mrs. william Greer received de-
erees of the Eastern Star at
meeting of Sunset chapter Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. William Greer anc
family were Glasgow callers Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Balm and
daughter Judith Ann of Richland
we're week end guests at the Jacob
Stein home.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Hinderman OF
Glentana were in Opheim Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Opheim and
family and Betty Feltes of Peerless
we're dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Durbin and family Wednes-
day. .
Laura Eta Ward, who is employed
at Havre. visited here this week.
Mrs. Frank Ward and Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo Beck attended the Sunny
side convention Saturday.
Roy Paus returned home from
Rochester. Mimi. Thursday.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Holte
were Fort Peck callers Monday.
Martin and Albin Risa, Mrs. Thea
Risa and Walter Ammo were GlaS-
ROW CdllClo ldSI luCSOdJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Wangrud and
family, Elmer Johnson and family.
Resner Blikken. Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Miller and girls, Martin Risa and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Sheldon were
among those who attended the
North Valley convention in Sunny
side Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Westby and
Mr.. and Mrs. joe Stellflug and fam
lily were Glasgow callers Monday.
Lieut.. Oliver Larson was trans
ferred from Salt Lake City to Sioux
City, Iowa, last week.
L. j. Hanson of Glasgow vas a
business caller in town Wednesday.
Bonnie" Hewitt of Harlem was
business caller in Opheim We'd
nesday.
MI. and Mrs. Art Omig and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bergstrom
and family. Ray McEwen and Pfc.
James McEwen of Fort Warden,
Wash. all visited at the Charles
Rucker home at MacWorth. Sack,
Sunday. Other guests excluded Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Devlin of Norwood,
Sack. Private McEwen remained to
visit his mother for a few days. He
vas met in Glasgow Tuesday by Mr..
md Mrs. Roy Bergstrom and has
his other sisters and brothers
lere.
Mrs. George Hickok returned last
Saturday from Spokane. where she
listed Mrs. L. L. Hickok for a few
weeks. MI. Hickok, who was in town
Ionday. told of the first sign OF
pring which his young nephew ,
found sunday. The boy told :
f seeing a gopher. Grows have been :
eported going north. {
Miller Bridgema of Richland pas !
ed through Opheim Thursday from :
,alispell enroute home. =
Mrs. Glen Lands entertained the q
ewing club at her home Wednes- ;
ay. Twelve were present. The host =
S. served a dessert lunch. =
Mr.. ad Mrs. Hugh Cole enter /;
ained at five tables of whist at a
ousewarming party at their home u
aturday. High scores went to John =
tellflug and Bertha IsakSon. The =
ostess served lunch. The Coles {
loved to their present home about
lree weeks ago. I
Mrs. A. o. Hanson entertained II q
omen Saturday afternoon in honor u
Mrs. Walter Irgens. The group a
wed fruit appliqueson tea-towels I
nd embroidered their names on the n
,wels. which were presented to Mrs. \
gems. The hostess served a buffet +
inch. ,.A
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pagan left ~
thursday for Great Falls for a few 2
avs stay. S
Lieut.. Wallace Weaver of the Air :
orps, Douglas, Ariz., instructor, re- Il
wrote his folks that he had 6
lrned out so flyers about three
eeks ago and in about five more o
eeks would turn out 10 more. j
received his silver wings 6
oout a year ago and has been in il
ructor every since.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Pelham b
the Baldwin home Tuesday, a =
and Mrs. E. R. Telford enter
ined at dinner Tuesday for their
n Frankie who left for the army
week. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Hanson and Lavone and Mr..
ID Mrs. Norris Opheim and family.
Friday frankie entertained at
midnight luncheon. Guests were
ifford Anderson, Jenny Sholrs,
rs. Earl Paulson. Lavone Hanson,
bin Risa. Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Beck
ID Beryl Tichenor.
farewell party was held at the
gion Hall Tuesday for Frank Tel
I'd and Rex Opheim by the young
ks of the community. They both
,eived gifts of money from the
pup. They left for Fort Douglas