The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-01-20
OPHEIM
By Gina Thompson

tanned at a party Friday afternoon
honoring Sharon Jean, daughter o.
their teacher. Mrs. Dick Pagan, wh(
was one year old Saturday. The
children brought lunch after recess
Mrs. Pagan brought two large birth.
day cakes. Gifts also were received
Mrs. E. R. Telford brought cake anc
helped Mrs. Pagan serve the lunch
SQUIRE Burroughs returned from
the east this week.
Pfc. Orlo Sorbo has been trans
ferred to a south Pacific island. Pre-
viously he had been stationed IL
Australia. He sent pictures showing
huts. natives with hula skirts, q
church with wicker roof and other
scenes to his sister, Mrs. Harold
Wilhelm.
Members of the Auxiliary and
American Legion and their families
served an oyster supper at the Le-
gion hall before their meetings on
Wednesday evening. About 80 were
present. The oysters were a gift OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Jennings, who
now live on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Reed of
Glasgow visited Mrs. George Reed
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Quale passed
through Opheim Saturday on their
way to Richland. They will leave
soon to move Mrs. Quale and the
children to Williston before Mr..
Quale leaves for the army, Feb. 4.
Esther Niehoff Halverson was
honored at a shower at the Stein
home Saturday. Hostesses were Mrs.
J. Stein. Mrs. E. A. Walstad, Doro-
thy Bohlig and Lucille Stein. Fifty
five guests were invited and a lun-
cheon was served. A wedding cake
made by Mrs. Walstad and Lucille
Stein was a centerpiece on the
server.
Mrs. Charles Durbin received a
large linen table cloth and napkins
from her son. Technical Serg. Greg
ory Durbin, who is in Ireland, last
Ole Rudning was a Glasgow bust
ness caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Bruch an
nounce the birth of a daughter at
the Baldwin home Monday, Jan. II.
The Lester Watteruds r assist
ing at the Harry Squires farm.
Mrs. Art Omvig spent a few days
her mother, Mrs. Charles
Ruckner, at McWorth, Sask., last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kelner and
Mrs. Carl Onberg were Glasgow cal
.ers Friday.
John Boehler and John Haroldson
we're Scobey callers Friday.
Mrs. John Erickson has moved to
own and is keeping the Starbird
children with her while they attend
Mrs. Orrin Knutson and daughter
Marlene of Glasgow arrived Tues
lay for a few days stay at the S.
4. Biem home.
A birthday dinner was given by
Mrs. A. o. Hanson Thursday, hon.
her husband. A. o. Hanson.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Lar
on, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Beck, Mrs.
frank Ward and MI. and Mrs. o. A.
Beck and family. Mrs. o. A. Beck
,aked a birthday cake.
A. T.. Schnell, who recently COM
)leted training at Farragut, Idaho,
md Mrs. Schnell and Alice were
quests of relatives here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keough, Mr..
md Mrs. Selmer Grindeland and
NJ. and Mrs. Walter Ammo and
Mrs. George Squires were guests at
he Schnell home in Glasgow Sat
MI. and Mrs. E. A. Walstad enter
aimed at an after-the-theater lun-
.heon at their home Saturday. The
.uests were MI. and Mrs. william
Greer, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
'ichenor and Beryl and Mrs. BERTHE
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.. Dunbar of
ilendive visited Sunday at the Rob-
rt Sullivan and Harley H. Hunter
ONES.
Corp. Theron Risa of Camp Adair,
ire, arrived Friday on a 12-day
THOUGH. Mrs. Harold Holland and
of Glasgow brought him to
Corp. Risa had not been
ONE since he entered the service
! August.
Friends have received word of the
marriage of Ethel Long and Omri
farmhouse in December. They live
l K%alispell.
Elmer Johnson and Al Wangrud
tended the meeting of stockhold-
rs of the Farmers Union carriers
Tonday at Scobey.
The annual meeting of the Nova
FEDERAL Credit union will be held at
ne Legion hall Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Hallock went to GlaS-
to visit Roy Hallock, who is a
atient there with bloodpoisoning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen Isakson. who
listed some weeks with Mr.. and
FRS. Jack Pagan and family on the
oast, returned home last week. They
eport Montana climate more ideal.
18th fog and dampness on the coast.