The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-04-06
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Mr.. and Mrs. George Nicol re.
turned from Oakland, Calf, wher'
they spent three months in wal
work. Marjorie Nicol, who accom-
penied them, is now in Spokane
completing studies at business col
lege.
James Dragoo left for Vancouver
Wash, to seek war employment. His
father, Webb Dragoo, has been there
for several months.
Miss Mary Nicol, who had been
visiting in st. Paul since last fall,
returned home. Miss Nicol also visi-
ted relatives in Louisiana, Chicago
and Grand Forks.
Mrs. John Grogan was in from
he rranch home and spent the week
end at the Harry Hill home. She
also visited Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick in
Glasgow Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Cram of Mos
COW, Idaho, who have been guests
of Mrs. Grams sister, Mrs. Lena
Scholl, left Friday morning to visit
in Stevens Point, Wis. They will also
visit relatives in North Dakota and
Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Cram home
olCdOCd llOl III VI 4NooAluQs
Mrs. George Fisher left Friday
morning to spend a few days with
her sol and daughter-in-law, Private
and Mrs. Warren Glaede, in Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lee, who
spent the winter in MiSsoula, re-
turned to Nashua last week to spend
some time while Mr.. Lee looks after
his farming interests here.
Vernon Dostert returned last week
to resume operating his fathers
farm south of town. Mr.. Dostert has
been employed in defense work in
Oakland, Calf, during the winter.
Mrs. Dostert and small daughter,
who are visiting relatives in Spok-
ane, will join him soon.
Mrs. Gordon Bollinger and sons
Gordon Francis and David of Glas-
gov, were week end guests of Mrs.
Carl Bollinger.
H. H. BiSsell, who spent the past
month in the hospital at Glasgow,
returned home Sunday. His daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Lee Warren, drove up to
get him.
John Paul of Havre has been
pending a few days in the commu-
lity looking after his farming in
erests. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul spent the
winter in HaVre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hanger spent
he week end in HaVre.
Victor Dostert left Sunday for
Helena on business. He returned
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harriet Carrier, sixth grade
eacher, invited the parents and
riends of pupils to a playlet Friday
fternoon. How Boats Fooled the
ling" was a dramatiZation of the
tory of the same name, with every
hid in the room participating.
pecialties between acts were a clar-
let solo by Anna Fay Erickson, a
ocal duet by Betty Jean Bollinger
nd Betty Sue DykStra and a cow
Oy medley of songs by a group of !
Xth grade boys. This is an annual !
vent. 9
Miss Mossaline Curtis of st. Paul
as been spending a few days at
le home of Mrs. Della Sewer. The '
urtises are former Nashua resi- :
entS. :
Miss Christine Erickson and her
ster, Mrs. Pebbler of Wolf Point
ere guests over the week end of 6
IrS. Harriet Carver. Miss Erickson :
a former Nashua teacher. :
Mr.. and Mrs. William Todd and +
lmily, who left here several years 7
90 to engage in defense work on
lie coast, returned Tuesday and will I
We on their farm near Wiota. !
Mrs. Roland Erb has assumed her {
as clerk at the local Saveway {
ore. Dale Sewer, high school SEN !
II, who has enlisted in the naval
eserve and who has been employed
here, has resigned.
Mrs. James Mitchell spent the
eek end at the Forrest Smith home
Glasgow. I
Alfred Lang of Walla Walla, S
ASH, arrived Friday morning and a
as a guest at the Emil Reimche 1