The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-11

E. B. Pease are also at Butte at
tending the conference.
Corp. Lester Jennings arrived
Wednesday night on furlough 10
visit his father, N. l.. Jennings, and
other relatives. He is with an air
forces engineers unit.
Mrs. Herbert Marks left Monday
for Grants Pass, Ore, where she
has been transferred. She has been
EMPLOYED in the Glasgow weather
bureau office, and will have a SINH
lar position at Grants Pass.
d. L. Anderson left this morning
for Burnstad, N. D. Mrs. Anderson
and their daughter, Margaret Will go
later. They had spent the winter
at the hot plunge near Saco, for
MIR. Anderson's health, and the last
few weeks visiting their daughter,
Mrs. M. A. Taylor in Glasgow.
Mrs. Alice Samuelson of Colgan
N d.. arrived Saturday morning
from Hoople, N. D., where she mas
been visiting her son, Lawrence
Samuelson, and family. She Will
spend several weeks here with her
son and daughter-in-law, MI. ana
Mrs. T. j. Hooking.
Arthur Christophersen, radloman
first class in the navy, arrived
wednesday morning for a short
visit with his sister, Mrs. William
Wolden. He left this morning for
Portland to spend the remainder OF
q leave with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. B. Christophersen, former
Glasgow residents.
DR.. G.. H. VandeBogart OF Havre,
president of Northern Montana col
lege. was here Wednesday on an
eastern Montana tour and met with
a number of Glasgow high school
seniors. DR.. VandeBogart, who IS
also an International trustee OF XII
wants. attended a directors meeting
of the Glasgow club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lee, who
have been spending several weeks
in Nashua, after living last winter
in Missoula, were in Glasgow Tues
day and left for Havre, where they
will live in the Woodrow apart
ments. Mr.. Lee has accepted a posi-
ton in the furniture department OF
the F. A. Buttrey stores.
Miss Roselle Enger, who is en-
ployed as a craftsman in the Boe-
ing Aircraft plant at Seattle, spent
a recent week end visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Armin w. Arndt, at CleElum,
Wash. Mr.. Arndt was a teacher in
Glasgow high school last year. MISS
Enger and Miss Elizabeth Harrison,
who is employed in the same place,
expect TO return to Glasgow the
last of the month. ~
Miss June Wesen arrived FRIDAY
morning from Washington, ID. G.
where She is employed in the OIL
fices of the federal power commits
sion. to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Wesen. She met n brother.
Serg. Louis Wesen, who was re-
turning from Glasgow TO Camp
Carson Colo, in Minneapolis n
plans to visit another brother in the
army. Forrest Wesen, in st. Louis
Serg. Ivy Knight arrived Wed
nesday morning from Fort F1sher,
N. C.. where he was recently trans
ferred from philadelphia. and IS
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Knight. He will leave Fri
dav for Seattle, to visit his brothers
Rov and Leo. His brother, Private
Jasper Knight, who is also home
on furlough. will accompany him
as far as Havre, m go IRON there
to Kearns, Utah.
Mrs. w. c. Mckay left Monday
for Nampa. Idaho, to attend the
graduation exercises at Northwest
Nazarene college. Her daughter,
Elizabeth. will receive a bachelor
of science degree from the college
and is also graduating from the
school of nursing at Samaritan
hospital. Mrs. Mckay will be gone
three weeks. Miss Mckay VIII re-
turn to Glasgow in July after COM
pleting her nursing work.
TWO pens Of so hers each, given
the same diet except for calcium
carbonate. produced 1888 unbroken
and V broken eggs, and 977 un-
broken and SO broken eggs, re-
cnao+ive1v. the hiph producers had