The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-30
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

O. A. Beck and son Arden went X
Grenora, N. D., on business Monday
The Lutheran dinner and bazaar
will be held at the Lutheran church
Dec. 2.
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the
Orby Ammo home were Mr.. and Mrs
S. Tion. WAC Eunice Tjon o.
North Carolina, and Mr. and Mrs. j
M. Morrison and son OF VOL
Point. Sunday dinner guests were
the Walt Ammo family and Frank
Fisher.
Mrs. Bill Mckee of Glasgow is
spending a few days visiting her
cousin, Lois Jennings, at the Mix
Jennings home here.
Milo. Jennings will ship two cars
of cattle and of hogs Thursday.
James G.. Davis. husband of Eve
Amundson Davis, daughter OF Mrs,
Nora Amundson, was recently pro
NOTED to Lieutenant commander in
the navy. He is stationed at Norfolk,
Va. and is home to visit his family
once a month. Serg. Ellsworth
Amundson and Lieut.. Carol Amund-
son of the nurse corps are both in
France. Both have been in the SER
vice two years and both have been
overseas one year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Sorenson
spent Thanksgiving at the home OF
their son. Lloyd SorenSon, in Glen
tana. Others present were Mr. and
Mrs. Overland and family ard Mrs.
Emily Setterra of Richland.
Serg. Bertha Cooper was a guest
at the D. T. st. John home Monday.
Those who attended the Farmers
Union oil board meeting at Glasgow
Monday were Al Wangrud. Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Rogers and daughter.
Olaf Larson, Ed Asleson and Guy
Pagan.
Mrs. E. c. Bohlig and Dorothy
Bohlig were Scobev callers Friday.
Mrs. Dorothy Mccormick and
daughter spent Thanksgiving vaca-
ton in Glasgow.
Myrtle Westbv of Hinsdale spent
THANKSGIVING vacation at home.
Thanksgiving guests at the Clar-
ence Tichenor home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Clark and Ernest and
Shirley of Nashua. Mrs. Earnest
johnson and Emily and Elmer of
Kildeer, Sask., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurits Anderson. Earnest Clark
leaves for the army Dec. 90. =.
The Ormand Paus family n
Mrs. A. Fadness of Scobey and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Paus were
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the
Roy Paus home.
The Roy Bergstrom family spent
the weekend at the Charles Rucker
home at Kildeer. Sask.
Kenneth Paulson of GLASGOW
srent the weekend with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stohlen
were business callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reddick re-
turned from Indiana last Tuesday.
Norris Opheim. the Heman Dav-
export family, Elmer Johnson, and
son Charles, and Jarvis Halverson
went to Poplar Sunday. Some
attended the coop store meeting
held there.
Serg. Bertha Evelyn Cooper of
Minneapolis is home on furlough
for a few days, visiting her father,
A. S. Opheim, and other relatives.
The F.. j. Mersep family of Glasgow
were also present Sunday for a
dinner.
Second Lieut.. Eldon Larson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Larson, and
Corp. Cecil Carlson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carlson, who visited
their farcilies, left last week for
Lincoln, Neb. Corporal Carlson is
gunner on the Bit of which Lieut..
is pilot. Lieut.. Larson's older
brother, who piloted a Bit over {
is now a prisoner of war {
there. !
Mrs. Martha Lewis, who was a '
at Rochester, MINI, for
days, returned home this
week.
News has been received that DR.. +
byron Stunkard and family, former c