The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-03-16
OPHEIM
BY Dina Thompson

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Watterut
Elona Redfield and Mrs. Seine
Grindeland went to Glasgow Thurs
day.
John Linderman was a shoppe
Monday.
Orvil Nash of Redstone transactet
business here Monday.
Lyle Wilhelm arrived last Wednes
day from western Montana to visi
his brother, Harold wilhelm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ellis left Tues
day for Cody, Wyo., to visit Mr. anC
Mrs. Dorcie Ellis. Mr.. Ellis has beer
called to the army.
Lester Craig was in town Monday
Mrs. Guy Pagan, Mrs. Art Wacker
Mrs. Ray Tweeten and Mrs. Gloria
Thurman were Opheim callers Sun
day.
Superintendent and Mrs. William
Greer attended the divisional basket
ball tournament in Poplar. They
returned Sunday. Mr.. Greer at
tended a superintendent meeting
at which teachers salaries and
teacher shortage were major topics
of discussion.
Mrs. Elmer Balm and Mrs. Jacob
Stein left Saturday for Helena.
Red Cross benefit dance, st. Pat
ricks day, March II, at the Courtesy
theater, under the auspices of the
American Legion. Admission so
cents each. Auxiliary will serve rs
cent lunch. tip.
Edward and Jimmie Stevens and
Leonard ParadiS returned from
Whitefish last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cuniff ST.,
Serg. and Mrs. David Cuniff Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Bergstrom and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Berg
strom and family and Mrs. George
Johnson were dinner guests Thurs
day at the John Bergstrom home.
The Cuniffs for many years were
Golden Valley residents prior to the
of the work at Fort Peck.
Before Sergeant Cuniff joined the
army he was employed at the forks
Drug in Glasgow. His wife, the
'ormer Alice Moen, who is employed
n a Glasgow bank, accompanied
lin to Chicago.
Private Albin (Bud) Westby states
hat he is now in a hospital at
Iodesto, Calf. Since he has been
n training he has spent az months
n hospital, but is now improving.
Dinner guests at the AL Wangrud
ONE Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
10Y Hallock and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
tito Dahl and children and Mr..
nd Mrs. George Johnson. Pinochle
played after dinner.
Miss Dorothy Bohlig and Mrs. {
Follansbee entertained at
surprise dinner honoring Mayor t
nd Mrs. E. c. Bohlig, whose birth t
lys occur during March. Guests l
ere Jacob Stein, Mr.. and Mrs. a
mer Walstad, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Paus, S
!mer Balm, the Rev. FIR. Anthony i
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Squires,
rs. Roy Paus and Lucille Stein. n
and Mrs. Sylvester Stein and e
mpanions of Glentana were A
callers Monday. a
Albin Risa left for Eureka to Wis =
his uncle, Jones Biorheim. y
Resner Blikken spent from We'd Z
sday to Friday in Glasgow. z
Samuelson. who is en- 7
Dyed in defense work on the coast, q
rived Saturday to visit. ..
Miss R. Fisher and the Rev. and v
RS. Hines and baby were dinner I.
ests Monday at the Frank Red :,
Id honm. II
Dwight Gamrath, Mr.. and Mrs. tt
lrist Gamrath and Betty Joe .
,mrath went to Glasgow Monday. N
ON where Mrs. Gamrath and o
.nd-daughter left for Seattle. h
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Burroughs and n
18th visited in Great Falls from "
to Monday with Mrs. Lois
C
Pete Gels was a business caller a
'iday. il
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen Isakson p
tertained at whist Friday even d
z. Six tables were in play. High H
ICES went to Mrs. John Stellflug vi
d Joe ISakson while low went VI
Mrs. John Richardson and Babe q
re
Private Olaf Anderson, who was %,
re on furlough after having been W.
the Aleutians for several months, h,
urned to camp the last of the nj
III r.