The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-07-27
OPHEIM
BY Ina Thompson

The Horace Feezell family were
Glasgow callers Monday.
Mrs. David Dubry, Tom Dubry,
Mrs. Art Dubry and children and
others were Glasgow callers Mon
day.
Mrs. George Miner and children
left Saturday for Lambert and
Crane to visit relatives and friends.
The Miner residence has been
redecorated on the inside and the
exterior painted by Horton Hicks.
New gates have also been added.
Guests at the Hollis Thompson
home last Sunday were Mrs. Thomp-
sons relatives, Mrs. Edna jacobson
and Edith and Barney Jacobson of
Scobey and MI. and Mrs. Leo VAN
derberg and family of Flaxville.
Mrs. Dorcie Ellis and children are
now living in Tacoma, Wash, to
be near Dorcie Ellis who is training
at North Fort Lewis
Mrs. E. C. Bohlig, who visited for
a few weeks at the home of her son,
Charles Bohlig, and family at
Crockett, Calf, and her daughter
and family the Robert Hemphills
of Tacoma. Wash, also visited the
Mike Schend family at Spokane,
where Mr.. Bohlig joined her on
vacation. They visited the Anthony
Schend family at Fresno. Calf,
enroute home, arriving here Friday.
Mrs. Harry Wade returned from
Los Angeles Tuesday.
Ole Bjornson of Twin Valley,
Sask.. visited a few days at the Olaf
Larson home.
The Opheim Home Demonstra-
ton club will meet with Mrs. Henry
Hanvold. Aug. 4, at 2:30. County
Agent James K. McGibney will give
a demonstration on culling chic
kens. Anyone interested is invited
to attend.
Ardell Dohlen, who is a medical
secretary in Seattle, is spending a
few days at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Dohlen.
She will leave Saturday. Florence
Burroughs. daughter of the Guy
Burroughs family, is Ardell'S room
mate in Seattle. Miss Dohlen COM
pleted her course in two years at
Havre and says out of her class of
seven. four are at Seattle. Hazel
Anderson, who is home on vacation
from Fort Belknap, will accompany
Miss Dohlen to Seattle for a visit.
Marian Flickinger returned Tues
day from Dillon, where she had &C
companied her grandfather, Charles
Goodrich.
Mrs. Estella Turner of Pasadena.
Calf. visited from Thursday to
at the home of her daughter,
and so~n-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dorm and faily.
Ward Bishop, oiler in the mer-
chant marine, and his family ar
rived Thursday from Seattle to
visit Mrs. Bishops family. the Frank
Baileys of Glentana. They will also
visit friends in Opheim before Mr..
returns to his new port. San
Francisco. Ward has made trips to
and Hawaii and other places.
Edward Lebrand of Scobey. cleo
made a business call in |
Opheim Friday and Saturday. ,
The new Filmsound machine was !
into use for the first time Fri !
lay, when Horton Hicks, band in /
showed two comedies to ,
members of the band and other 1
,ueStS in the school auditorium. =
The machine is a l6-millimeter and 5
he mike amplifier will be used oc- =.
aSlonally Tor singing with band ',
compartment. =
Pfc. Hubert Fuchs. tank driver in
tally, recently returned to the states V
nd is expected to have a furlough Il
Iome shortly. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Watterud Il
nnounce the birth of a son at the =
baldwin home Tuesday. =
Mrs. Guy Pagan and sister Yvonne d
'uchS were Glasgow callers Satur- y
ay. II
Olaf Eliason received a picture u
Tipped from the Bceing paper at II
W"sh.. showing the interior ,
f a trailer house. occupied by 1
Irpha Eiiason Margaret Redfield .
nd Arlene Eliason. at work on a Ie
crossword puzzle in their trailer |
ONE in Washington trailer park. .
wo are Mr.. E~1iasor's daughters -
nd I'll are employed in the Boeing u
liant.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shields L
nd family left Thursday for Gull
ertscn and other points for a few ne
lyS stay. ha
Pfc. Ormond Paus Jr., grandson Fl
MI. and Mrs. Samuel Paus and G.;
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Paus, tn