The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-22

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navy hospital in San Diego, Calf.
Mrs. Hilmer johnson returned
last week from Minneapolis whert
she visited relatives and attended
niece's wedding. She was accom-
panied by her grandson, DaviC
Saindon.
Peter Bergman, former Lustrt
farmer, arrived here Saturday OF
business in connection with his for
mer farming operations. He anc
Mrs. Bergman r now making theil
home in Seattle.
Mrs. Elizabeth Springer and Mis-:
Elizabeth Ireland, who were week
end guests of Miss Nora Ebersole
left Tuesday afternoon for Helena
Miss ireland made a trip to Plenty
wood, while here.
Miss Rita Wesen arrived Sunday
from Minneapolis, where she has
been attending school to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Wesen, who live SIX
miles west of Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Suffer went
to Minot last Tuesday to consult
an eye specialist. He had gotten a
piece of steel in his eye while work
ing on a car. His sight will not be
impaired the specialist said.
E. c. Stromberg of Havre, mana
ger of the United Transfer and
Storage company, was in Glasgow
Thursday on business and to meet
with Sherman Barsness, local agent
for the Hart Motor Express.
Miss Helen Shipp, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Shipp, and
Betty Jane Rave, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Rave, left Thursday
morning for Spokane, Wash, TO at
tend the Kinman Business college,
Miss Afdelle Boreson, who has
been employed in Glasgow enlisted
in the woman's army corps in
March, and has received her call to
report for training. She will leave
Sunday for Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. j. E. Harberd, son Jimmie
and daughter, Mary of Council,
Idaho, were guests for two weeks at
the home of Mrs. Harberd's brother,
DR.. C. N. Gray. Mrs Harberd and
Jimmie left Sunday, while Mary
remained for a longer visit.
Miss Janice Brown, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Brown, left last Tuesday for
Olympia, Wash. Her sister, Mrs
Arnold Beck will remain here. Her
husband, Lieut.. Beck, has been
transferred to Lubbock Field, Texas.
Serg. William Kampfer arrived
Wednesday morning from Los
Angeles, enroute to the east coast.
He is spending two days in Glasgow
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Kampfer. Serg Kampfer was
married to Miss Anne Morris of Los
Angeles April %.
Pfc. John v. Knight, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Knight of Glas-
gov, has been in England since
sometime in May. He writes The
Courier. that he finds the country
beautiful, but is having some trouble
the English money. His letter
dated, May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. william suffer and
children, Billie and Mary Ann, ar
rived Thursday night from Boze-
man, where Mr.. Suffer has been
teaching engineering civics in the
army special training program at
the state college. They will remain
in Glasgow for the present.
Corporal and Mrs. Emory o.
Johnson of Wichita Falls, Texas,
left for their home Friday after
spending his furlough visiting Mrs.
Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M
Sisson in Glasgow and Corporal
Johnson's parents in Great Falls.
he is stationed at Sheppard field.
The Rev. H. F. Widen left Mon
lay for the BUbbling Springs Bible
near Bainville, accompanied
~ a group of young people from
he Baptist church. In the group
we're Eleanor and Joyce Rave, Caro-
inc Teichrow Bradley and Lorraine
Davenport and Patsy and Mona
L. A. Strader arrived Friday from
Iarysville, Mo, where he and Mrs.
,trader have been visiting relatives.
drs. Strader stayed there for a
onger visit. Their son Lieut.. Louis
is i'll at a hospital in Ire
and. Their younger son, Pvt. Bob
is now stationed at Stock
on, Calf.
Mrs. Emily Whitbread and Mrs.
trace Weber. who have been spend
no the past month in Glasgow left
for Gooding Idaho, where
hey now live. They planned to stop
Or a day at Great Falls and for
wo days at Butte. to attend the
Iontana grand assembly of the
lodge.
Tech. Serg. Arlen w. Lane, who
seen action in Guadalcanal, the
olomon Island ard Bougainville.
Monday afternoon to spend
furlough visiting his mother. Mrs.
lillian Lane. and his brother, Frank
He will be here till July 8.
hen he will report at Medford.
re. for reclassification. He has
cen in the army for three years.
Mrs. Henry Malunat ard Mrs. Ned
ohnson left Tuesday afternoon for
to represent Laura Rebekah
,dge of Glasgow at the state as
Mrs. Malunat is the dele
ate ard Mrs. Johnson was selected
Y the state president to be in
allied as Indoor guard. Delmer Nc
ee and N. L. Jennings left earlier
attend the Odd Fellows conven-
on.
L. w. Seibel former teacher in
le Glasow high school. who was
lperintendent Of schools at Lyle. ]
rash. The past year. arrived Sat ,
rday at the veterans hospital at