The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-08-17
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher


Jacob Schmitt returned home
Thursday from Seattle, where he
has been employed as electrician in
the Shipwards. He is visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Schmitt, and will leave this
week with the Valley county in
ductees. He graduated from Nashua
high school.
Mrs. II. j. Geer is assisting at the
Farmers Union market pending the
arrival of the new manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Hawbaker
went to Scobey last Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Viggo Peter
son of Peerless. who died at a
Scobey hospital following a fall in a
Peerless elevator. Mrs. o. l.. Hagen
accompanied them and spent the
day visiting friends.
Mrs. Grace Corey, who had been
here to attend TO business affairs,
left Wednesday for Minneapolis.
She stopped at Minot, N. d. to visit.
Carlyle Brenna. Irene Schmitt.
Jacob Schmitt, Ralph Hanger, Alice
ETb, Luella Rave, Carine Brenna
and Adolph Noun were in Wolf
Point Sunday to attend a young
peoples meeting and rally given by
Luther leaguers.
Mrs. Kenneth Coday and Barbara
and Linda of Shelby returned home
Thursday after spending several
days visiting Mrs. Della Sewer.
They also visited at the Russell
Coday home in Fort Peck.
Wilmar York and son Donald
returned home from a visit at
Neihart
Mrs. Ruth Baker and Fairy and
Frederick of Hinsdale spent a week
here visiting her son Bobby and
friends.
Mrs. Margaret johnson returned
home Saturday from a visit at the
home of her son, Clarence Ny
bokken, who resides north of town.
MI. and Mrs. H. Helgeson return
ed home Monday from Portland
where they have been for several
weeks.
Mrs. Fred DeSonia and children,
who were visiting her parents in
Whitehall. returned home Friday.
Miss Mavis Jacobson left Satur-
day morning for Seattle to visit re-
latives and may stay indefinitely if
she finds a suitable position. She
graduated this May from the
Nashua high school.
Mrs. j. L. Mitchell, who visited
last week at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. James Scott, near
Oswego. returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Mitchell and Miss Beatrice
drove there for her.
j. E. Paul and grandson. Orlando
Eliason. of Havre came to spend a
few days here to harvest Mr.. Paul's
crop on his farm south of Nashua.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. Alsberg and
children spent a few days in Minot
N. D.. last week.
Donald Slower returned Sun
day from Frazer where he had been
visiting his father. Raymond Slower,
brother Jimmy and his grandfather,
Thomas Slower. His father was
taken to the hospital at Glasgow on
Sunday.
Mrs. Emil Reimche and infant
daughter Joan Marie came home
Monday from the hospital at
Glasgow. Mr.. Reimche drove there
for her.
A carload of scrap iron was sent
from Nashua Monday to East
Helena by Fred Hutto Of Glasgow.
Miss Urine Tihista. who has been
employed at Fort Peck since the
of school, returned home to
spend the balance of her vacation.
She is a senior at Nashua high
school.
Mrs. A. L. Pickett; and son of
Point came Monday to visit
Mrs. Puckett's mother, Mrs. John
Zvonar, who is confined to her bed
following an operation.
Miss Betty RoSsman was an over
night guest Saturday at Brockton of
Lorraine Purkett. Miss RoSSman Is
first trick operator at the depot.
The ROYAL NeighborS will meet
at the hall.
Mrs. q. o. Manning and Lois of
Glasgow were visiting in Nashua
Wednesday.
Mrs. Della Sewer and daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Golphenee and jerry
Ray and Lorna Fac were weekend
at the Russell Sewer home
Circle. Mrs. Golphenee and child
zen left Wednesday for their home
in Compton. Calf. .
Serg. and Mrs. George Spaulding o..
arrived last week to visit her par p,
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Cheney. :
He came to assist with the harvest. :
They will return to Colorado Satur- I
lay where Serg. Spaulding is sta
Superintendent Homer Loucks
to Glendive Tuesday to meet I
W-s. Loucks who was returning ,
rom Pratt, Kans. after visiting her !
PARENTS. G
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eldredge {
returned from GaScoyne, ND,
where they were called by the
leath of MI. Eldredge's mother. {
This vas their third trip to Gas |