The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
OPHEIM
BY Dina Thompson

Mrs. F. Jessel and Mrs. Hans Sor-
enSon were hoSteSSeS at a Ladies Alo
service party honoring Pfc. Evelyn
Cooper of Fort Des MoineS, Iowa,
at the Opheim apartments Thurs
day. Fourteen were present. A devo-
tional program vas held and Pfc.
Cooper gave a talk on the WAC. A
dessert lunch was served.
Hattie Bergtoll and Anna johnson
entertained at a three-course 7
o'clock luncheon Thursday. Guests
were Pfc. Evelyn Cooper and Lor-
raine st. John.
Mrs. Walter Irgens entertained at
a coffee party Friday afternoon.
Guests were Mrs. j. Buechler, Miss
Anna Johnson, Mrs. D. T. st. John
and Mrs. Anna Thompson of Scobey.
James Westby helped at the Joe
Stellflug ranch this past week end.
Corp. Ingvold Isakson is now out
of the hospital somewhere in Italy
but is not on active duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bergstrom and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Art Omvig and
family, and Ray McEwen visited
their mother, Mrs. Charles Rucker,
at MacWorth, SaSk., Sunday.
Private Frank Telford writes to
his parents from a Texas camp about
100 miles from Austin that he had
participated in range practive in
mud boot deep and had a score of
100 out of a possible 210, which vas
graded excellent.
Lois Jennings, who attends Nor
thern Montana college at Havre,
was home over the week end and
attended the prom.
G. w. Hartman, district traffic SUI
perintendent, and c. w. Connors,
traffic superintendent, both of
the Mountain States Telephone COM
pany, were callers in Opheim Sun
day.
The Opheim Home Demonstration
club held its last meeting at the
nome of Mrs. Adolph Westby, at
which Miss Iva Holiday, county
nome demonstration agent, showed
pictures of starving Europe, bringing
the point that we should not
waste food.
Richard Hanson and Herman
3ushman of Wolf Point were week
6uColO at lllC T. "a Wd4oldO
lome. Others from Wolf Point were {
IueStS at various homes of Junior 7
nd senior class members. l
Viola Walstad attended the ban =.
net and prom at Wolf Point Fri =
.ay. :
Donald Davenport is helping lamb l
t the Joe Stellflug place. .
Golden Valley school and Wheat u
md school joined at Golden Valley =.
achievement day. A picnic lunch \
as served at noon and a baseball y
anne was played in the afternoon. J.
Through the efforts of grade and r
Ugh schools, the Opheim school =
round was cleaned and the hedges 7,
ere trimmed Friday. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wade left last -"
eek for Los Angeles to visit Mrs. ,
Tade'S sister, who is very i'll. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bergstrom and q
ope Johnson entertained at din /"
er last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. .,
rate. Mr.. and Mrs. Strate were -
several times of Mr.. and Mrs. -
lrl Onberg at their apartment in Ve
Valley hotel. Friday they were ii
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight -
amrath at a pinochle party. Mr.. =
Id Mrs. Fred Whittle also were 80 %
esent. Monday evening Mrs. Strate ID
as guest of honor when Mrs. Sam G,
! Paus entertained. Pinochle was 9pi
aged. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Lands and al
mily moved to Glasgow Friday. TT
Mrs. A. T. Schnell and daughter -
ice of Glasgow were week end
Tests of relatives here. CT
Private Joe Stuber, somewhere in ri
ally, writes friends that he saw p
punt Vesuvius erupt, from a dis r,
nee. -
Hazel Anderson of Fort Belknap
ency, Harlem, spent four days last
visiting at her home here. .
.bert Anderson of Yakutat, Alas 4
is home for a months vacation,
= first time in two years.
Mrs. George Borgess. who was
re assisting Mrs. Pagan with her
me and baby this winter while
s. Pagan taught the third and
nth grade room, left for her
me at Mohall, N. D., Wednesday.
Mrs. A. o. Hanson and grand
Sandra Beck returned
m Kalispell Wednesday.
)edrick Johnson has rented Mrs.
farm north of town and