The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-12
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Floyd Meek, who has been en-
ployed at the Grogan Robinson
Lumber yard at Poplar, has beer
transferred to Great Falls. He spent
a few days at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Meek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rave left
Sunday morning for Minot, N. D..
to spend several days while Mr..
Rave goes through the clinic there.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Torgerson moved
Saturday to their home in Nashua
from their farm home in the Grain
community.
Mrs. Clifford Stohl and daughter,
Linda Rae, left Sunday morning for
Bremerton, Wash, where her hus-
band is stationed with the navy.
She will make her home there dur
ing his stay.
Miss Christine Erickson, former
member of the Nashua faculty now
teaching at Wolf Point, spent the
week end here as a guest of Mrs.
Lena Scholl and Mrs. Harriet N.
Carver. Her sister, Mrs. Anna Bep-
pier of Minneapolis, who is making
her home with Miss Erickson, &C
companied her.
Mrs. Mary Moore of Wolf Point
is visiting this week with Mrs.
Thomas Eldridge.
Surgical dressing hostesseS last
Thursday were Mrs. Thomas Ed
ridge and Mrs. Chris Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Stensland of
Wolf Point spent Sunday at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. George
Kugler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jacobson drove
to Glendive Wednesday where they
met their daughter, Mrs. George |
Kucera, and granddaughter, Helen
Ann. They will stay at the Jacob
son home while Mr.. Kucera is with
the navy. They had been visiting in
Omaha at the home of Mr.. Kucera's
mother. Mrs. Kucera also visited her
aunt in Hettinger, N. D., enroute to
Nashua.
Mrs. Hazel Nimitz, who was EN-
ployed at the depot several weeks,
left for her home at Lehman. Hugh
Remus of Great Falls came TO take
her place.
Ed Zvonar and Mrs. Mary Zvonar
drove to Havre Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Paul Buchanan underwent an
operation at st. Mary'S hospital at
Tuesday, 1t was learned
here by her family. I,
Dolores Laumeyer arrived home
Minot, N. D., and is recuper-
ating from an operation for appen- I
dicitis. She is employed there and /
plans to return soon. :
The Center Home Demonstration :
club members and their friends had
4 picnic Sunday at the Sam REIN
,he home.
The high school group of Nashua
Catholic Youth Organization drove
Wolf Point Sunday to attend the
district meeting. Those who went
we're Irene TihiSta, Mildred Egos-
Iue, Geraldine Egosque, Helen Hol- |
,er, Betty Hotter, Ann Pointer, Del
Sterback, Patsy Sterback, Mary |
Jeane Hill, Martha Birkoski, James
0ragoo, Mark Dragoo, George Ihnat 4
md Robert Irwin. Ann Pointer was \
district vice president. Mrs.
l.. E. Hill and Mrs. D.. B. Mckee \
llso we're in attendance at a Cath
,lic women'S meeting. Mrs. Hill gave 1
talk and a report on the Altar So \
iety.H I
The Nashua Catholic Youth Or /
entertained at a parish
last Wednesday evening and I
.uests we're present from Glasgow.
social evening followed. Mrs. Mike I
;terback was chaperone. The Rev. \
r. Bernard Geisen, leader of Glas- 4
low, was also present. l
Mrs. Edward Bethel Ia surprised J
tuesday evening by several friends I
Tho came to help her celebrate her
irthday. The evening was spent 4
nth needlework. The birthday of \
FRS. Orville Golphenee was also re- \
rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Baker of J
Volt Point made a short visit Sun 4
ay at the Emil Reimche home. Mr.. \
nd Mrs. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. 4
drove TO the M. Krone Y
usch home at Avondale to cele- \
rate the birthday of Richard u
.ronebusch, who was Is Saturday.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid was en-
.rtained last Wednesday afternoon y
the church parlors. Mrs. Theodor
aberg, Mrs. A. UlveStad and Mrs. -
rank Emerson were h~oSteSSes and
very large crowd of members and
lends was present. The Rev. T. I.
De conducted devotionS. Mrs. John
- Z Hara,, of NUae bipUtOO n