The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01
OPHEIM
BY Dina Thompson

Miss Anna johnson, seventh and
eighth grade teacher, left SATURDAY
for Superior, Wis. Enroute h Will
visit friends at various places.
Alice Follensbee, senior advisor
and commercial teacher, left Tor mel
home at Moorehead, Mimi, Ihurs-
day evening.
Almost all other teachers will re-
main at their homes in or near TINS
vicinity or in the vicinity OF Rich
land or Glentana. Anna Schuster
will be at Great Falls and Helen
thinner will attend college at Havre.
Horton Hicks will remain here ana
give band instruction. Superlnteh-
dent and Mrs. Greer will move soon
to the Kulp house.
Obert Asleson left Thursday for
Libby and Seattle to visit relatives
prior to returning to his present
home in Alaska.
Mrs. A. D. Mittelstadt was taken
to Glasgow Sunday, where she IS a
patient in the hospital.
Pfc. Robert Squires wrote nome
that he is still in Ireland.
Ernie Biem left Friday for the
army.
Mrs. Anna Thompson, who has
been visiting at the home OF her
son, Harry Thompson, for the past
few days, returned to Scobey Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Strate, who
have been looking after their pro-
perty. left Tuesday for Seattle.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hines
and baby left Monday for Poplar
to visit Rev. Hines mother, MRS.
Eva Hines. Enroute home they plan
to visit at the home OF Mrs. Hines
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cert Peter
son of Bredette.
L. L. Kelly of Minneapolis, who
was here a few days on business,
left Monday. ,
A large gathering of Masonic and
Eastern Star families honored Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Irgens at a party
in the lodge rooms Friday. A pro-
gram of singing and readings was
followed by serving of a tray lunch.
They we're presented with a purse
as a remembrance. L. l.. Kelly also
was honored at that time with the
same form of remembrance.
Mrs. Orrin Knutson and daugh-
ter Marlene and baby daughter Don
ma Jean of Glasgow are visiting at
the S. A. Biem home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cole of Up
land, Calf, are visiting friends and
relatives here.
King Lewis of Harlem is spend
ing a few days here. Mr.. Lewis was
here for Jean Lewis high school
commencement.
Lucille Stein had her tonSils re-
moved at Scobey Monday.
Leroy Eliason left Friday for
Renton, Wash, where he will visit
the Anard Biem family and Orpha
and Arlene EliaSon. Jimmie ArneSOn
accompanied him and will visit rela-
tives at Seattle.
Sig Holmes of Kalispell visited at
the A. o. Hanson and o. A. Beck
homes from Friday to Monday.
The big white square house east
Of the school was recently purchased
by the Arthur Dubry family and
they have taken up residence there.
For many years it has been known
the "Thayer house"
First and second grade pupils I'M
Ter the sponsorship of their teacher,
Miss Lucille Stein, entertained all
at a primary program Thurs
lay at IL. The attendance was good
and all enjoyed the musical num-
oers and speaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Ellis arrived
Tuesday from Whitefish for ten
days vacation to visit the Glen
Ellis family, Mrs. w. d. Ellis and
Mrs. Dorcie Ellis and children. All
attended Memorial services at Glas-
low, after which Mrs. Dorcie Ellis
nd family remained with her par
ntS. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Opsahl, for
few days.
Milo Jennings and Guy Pagan
vent to Sidney Saturday to attend
he horse sale there Monday. Mr.. @,
ennings had shipped five cars of !
.orses from Opheim to Sidney.
Staff Serg. James Durbin arrived
n furlough from San Diego, Calf,
friday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Charles Durbin, and family, and
he Dwight Gamrath family and ,
IrS. A. L. CLoiS) Johnson of GlaS- r
ow. Mrs. Johnson spent three days
18th her parents also. Mr.. and Mrs. [
entertained II for dinner
unday.
The Durbin family were Monday l
inner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. c. '
{
Hilda and Adeline Thurman of
spent the week end visit t
lg at the Durbin, Gamrath and .
eek homes. ]
Mrs. Otto Bullock and twins re- {
lrned home Sunday from the hos 9
al. {
Mrs. Earl Paulson left Friday for :
reat Falls.
Mrs. Ed Tichenor and son Ivan
nd Mrs. Grayson and daughter
wen of Glasgow visited Sunday at
lie Clarence Tichenor home. Mon =
ay they visited at the Art Sweo Q
Id Laurits Anderson homes. 9
Samuel Paus, who spent the week i
t the hot plunge and the remain =
g time in Glasgow, returned home Y
lturday.
George Miner spent a weeks va I
Ition at Lambert. While he was }
way. John Bergstrom was in charge 4
the International elevator. \
Mrs. Major Hickok and children \
Barbara and Gordon of \
inSdale were at the George Hickok \
Farmers i