The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-08-03
OPHEIM
BY Dina Thompson

Sunday dinner guests at the Thea
Risa home were the Martin Risa
family T. L. Blikken and Resner,
Elmer and Betty Lou Blikken.
Selma Allie. Fern and Jennie Risa
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Stetson
and daughter jeanette were Glas-
gov callers Wednesday.
Mrs. Al Wangrud and sons Odene
and Ronnie left Tuesday for Fargo,
N. D.. where they will be guests
at the Floyd Wangrud home.
DR.. William Reed arrived home
from Minneapolis Friday.
Six cars of wool amounting to 1874
900 pounds were shipped from
Opheim. this being the record yield
for all time for this community.
Mrs. Art Johnson, Adeline and
Helen Thurman and Eleanor Sather
were Friday evening guests at the
Charles Durbin home.
P. K. Halverson of Sheyenne, N.
D, assumed managership of the
Farmers Union elevator Monday.
Orvil Honrud has been in charge
since William Shields resigned.
Dwight Gamrath has been in
Plentywood on business the past
two weeks. Mrs. Gamrath joined
him there over the week end.
Mrs. Ida M. Greer of Aberdeen,
Wash, who visited at the home of
her o and daughter-in-law Super
intendent and Mrs. William Greer,
left Saturday for her home.
There will be a band concert on
Main street Wednesday evening.
Lois Jennings and Viola Walstad
spent last week in Richland Wis
iting at the Elmer Balm home.
Mrs. E. Balm and baby and Lucille
Stein spent the week end at the j..
Stein and E. Walstad homes.
Mrs. Charles Dorm left last Tues
day for her parents home in
Pasadena. Calf.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hines
and daughter spent the last week
at Poplar as guests of Rev. Hines
mother, Mrs. Eva Hines.
Private Richard Telford and
brother, Staff Serg. Kenneth Telford
were for a short while at the same
camp at Butner, N. c. Kenneth was
moved and at present his address
is not known.
The Walter Fuhrmans were Sum-
dav dinner guests at the Milo Jen-
nings home.
Olaf Eliason went to Glasgow to
ret his truck Friday, returning Sat
urday.
Mrs. H P. Kulp and sister, Miss
Lena Olson of Glasgow visited
friends while here on a business
rip from Thursday to Saturday.
They were dinner guests at the
Hans Sorenson home Friday.
Mrs. Adolph Westby and Mrs.
Ted Miller entertained a large
-roup of friends at a farewell party
lororing Mr.. and Mrs. Ed White
t the Farmers Union hall Friday
vening. The evening was spent
listing and singing old time songs.
lilo Jennings presented the Whites
nth a purse from the group. to
hitch both made responses. Others
ave farewell talks. The White
esidence has been purchased by
Saac Waarvik of the Ossette COM
MI. White will finish work
t Nashua before leaving. An auc-
ION sale was held of their house
old belongings last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnston of
,ichland were dinner guests at the
NldAllO IlOlllC oullldls
Private Kenneth Biem. son of
Ir. and Mrs. S. A. Biem, is now
18th the engineer corps in italy.
A number of friends surprised
IRIS. Oscar Isakson at a shower at
he Jorgen Isakson home last Thurs
ay. presenting her with many gifts.
lunch was served.
Betty Lou Blikken of Portland,
iece of Mrs. Thea Risa. Resner
nd Lars Blikken and others, Wis
ed her aunt, Mrs. II. r. Holland.
nd family at Glasgow from Thurs
az to Friday and came to Opheim
18th the Martin Risa family to
iSit relatives here.
Elmer Blikken of Hampstead, N.
=. arrived Wednesday and will
clip Resner Blikken harvest. In
.pril Mr.. Blikken helped harvest
in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilner Olson and
Ir. and Mrs. Fdlund Of Peerless
ere Opheim callers Saturday.
According to word sent her father,
. S. Opheim, EVELYN Cooper is now
-ationed at WAC recruiting sta
in Minneapolis. Sergeant Cooper
as been at Fort Des MoineS, Iowa.
Mrs. Herbert Hallock returned
ONE last week from StandiSh,
Itch. where she visited her n0ther.
FRS. S. F. Hayes. and other rela-
YES.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Walstad and
aughter Shirlev and Yvonne Gill
ert were Glasgow business callers
aturday.