The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-09
NASHUA
Mrs. George Fisher

MI. ana Mrs. George Demko left
thursday morning for Minneapolis
where they visited with relatives.
Mrs. Stella johnson, who has been
receiving instruction as a phone OPP
orator for the Great Northern at
Nashua, left Thursday to report at
Buffalo for work there. Her mother.
Mrs. Frances Mcpherson, and son,
Franklin johnson, accompanied her
TO Great Falls and spent two days
there.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid was en-
tertalned Wednesday afternoon at
the church parlors with Mrs. STEM
bakken, Mrs. Otto Useman and Mrs.
Peter James as hostesses. The meet
ing was opened with Mrs. John
Rave, presiding and reports from
the Malta circuit convention were
given by Mrs. H. Helgeson and Mrs.
z. Brenna who were delegates. Rev.
L. 1. Doe announced that a Thanks
giving service would be held Thanks
giving Day. A large crowd of invited
friends were present during the
social hour.
Charley Wright left Thursday for
Glasgow and from there left for
California where he expects to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Rose Brocksmith returned to
her home in Glasgow on Thursday
after spending several days at her
home here.
Mrs. Byron Hill went to Glasgow
on Thursday and attended the Luth-
eran Ladies Aid. Her sister, Mrs. M.
Kalstad was one of the h~ostesSes.
Surgical dressing hostesses for the
past two weeks were Mrs. Peter
James, Mrs. Theodor Aaberg, Mrs.
George Kugler, Mrs. j. PITCHER, Mrs.
Agnes White, Mrs. H. Helgeson, Mrs.
G. M. Peterson and Mrs. John Rave.
Mrs. H. M. Priest went to Havre
Thursday to consult an eye spe-
ciallst and returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. Paul of Havre
came Saturday to their ranch home
south OF town, where they planned
to spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Register and
children of Hawthorne, Calf, drove
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formers mother, Mrs. Miles Regis
ter, and will also visit at the home
OF Mrs. Registers parents, MI. and
Mrs. H. j. Nickles who reside south
OF Wiota in McCone county.
Miss Mile Habeck, who is the
third trick operator at the depot,
left Tuesday morning for Great
and returned here on Thurs
day. Her mother, Mrs. Herman Ha-
beck and grandson who had been
visiting here for three weeks left
Tuesday for their home in Rudyard.
Group Two of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid will meet Wednesday, Nov. 18th
at the home of Mrs. Elmer Hanger.
Several members of the Nashua
Luther League went to Wolf Point
Sunday to attend a meeting there.
They were Alice Erb, Helen Noun,
Carlyle Brenna, Adolph Noun,
Hanger, James Demo, and
James Demo, and Irene
Schmitt.
The VANGUARD Home Demonstra-
ion Club will meet Tuesday, Nov.
IA at the home Of Mrs. George
Mrs. Wesley Schneider and daugh-
er Carol and little son of Waller re-
urned to their home after spending
few days at the home of her par
'nts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barth.
Delegates elected by the Nashua
peal to attend the Farmers Union
invention at st. Paul in December
re Chas. Barth and L. Gilman.
Officers elected by the Nashua
luther League are Pres. Reinholt
chmitt;, vice pres, Ralph Hanger;
'eaSurer, Carlyle Brenna; cores
ending secretary, Alice Erb and re-
secretary, Irene Schmitt.
Mrs. Elmer Hanger went to Min
on Thursday where she
,ent several days with Mr.. Hanger
no had gone there on business.
hey returned home Tuesday morn
g.
Mrs. Anthony Schnell and daugh-
Alice, were week end visitors in
laSgow.
Mrs. John Ihnat and children re-
Irned home last Wednesday after
for a few days with rela-
yes in Havre.
Mrs. D. B. Mckee and Mrs. Emil
will be hostesses to the
tar Society at the Catholic hall,
1ursday, Nov. 10th.
Mrs. Emil Sorenson who under
ent a major operation at the Deac-
less hospital at Glasgow. is now re-
Iperating at the C. M. Peterson
me in Nashua.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keil and son.
aft Sergeant Roy Keil and Don
/ Slower were Sunday dinner
ests at the Simon Anderson home.