The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-08-31
OPHEIM
BY Dina Thompson

Mrs. Mars Raulfson of Bremerton
Wash. Mrs. J. M. Morrison ano
son James of Portland and Mrs. K
A. Opheim of Vancouver, Wash, al
relatives of Mrs. Casey ammo, visited
at the Ammo home Sunday.
Glen Hallock family and Ards
Cole were Glasgow callers Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Starbird and
family were Glasgow callers Mon
day.
Mrs. Amanda Arneson and
daughter Arlene left Thursday for
Cushing, Mimi, to visit Mrs,
Arneson's mother Mrs. A. Nordlund.
Word has been received from Mrs.
f r. Strate that her mother, Mrs.
Nordauist of Minneapolis, died
Aug. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keough
vent to Glasgow for a few days.
Serg. Walter Wade and MI. and
Mrs. Harry Wade visited relatives
at MacWorth, Sask., Wednesday.
Guests at the Jorgen Isakson
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Brehers of Glasgow, Mrs. Adolph
Westby and Myrtle and Marcella
and two boys. The Brehers were
supper guests at the Paul Stellflug
home.
Mrs. oscar Isakson is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Leonard Ore, for a
few days.
Helen Sullivan, Fern and Jenny
Risa and Betty Lou Blikken were
Friday night guests at the Jorgen
Isakson home.
Milo Jennings shipped four cars Of
cattle from Vandalia and two
from Opheim Thursday. He shipped
a Ger of hogs Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan and
family were Opheim shoppers
Saturday.
Cadet John Omvig. who is receiv-
ing officers training in Iowa. and
companion. Nadine Hanson, arrived
home for a few days stay with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Omvig, and family.
Mrs. Henry Sorbo, mother OF
Martin Sorbo. spent three weeks
visiting her son and daughter-in-
law and her granddaughter, Mrs.
Harold wilhelm. Mrs. Wilma TIVE
ten and daughter, Barbara of Rev
nolds. N. D.. visited a week with the
Sorbo and Wilhelm families. Mrs.
TWeten is Mr.. Sorbo'S sister. Mrs.
Tweten and Barbara and Mrs.
Henry Sorbo left for their respective
homes Monday.
H. H. Beebe of Seattle arrived
Saturday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Henry HanvOld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maurer and
daughter Elaine of Grand Coulee,
Wash, and Mrs. Carl Haugland and
Carrie Maurer of Spokane visited a
week at the Harley Maurer home.
They left Monday for their homes.
Edward Bohlig. son of Mavor and
Mrs. E. c. Bohlig, arrived WedneS-
day for a weeks vacation here. He
is chemical engineer at the pilot
plant research lab of the Hercules
Powder company, Wilmington,
Wash.
Fern Risa and Helen Sullivan,
who vacationed at Hammond md,
Lake Forest Ill. and Chicago, re-
turned home Thursday.
Betty Lou Blikken, who visited
relatives here, was taken to Glasgow
Monday by Mrs. Harold Holland
and Elmer Blikken. She left for her
home at Portland.
Helen sullivan, beJlN LOU BlihhSll
and Fern and jerry Risa visited at
Kildeer and Rock Glen, Sask, Sun
day.
Elaine Hielter of Chicago, has en-
tered Wave training at Hunter
College. N. Z.
Al Wsrgrud and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Dahl were Williston callers
over the week end returning with a
load of oil and grease.
Born. to staff Serg. and Mrs.
Kenneth Telford, at Chicago, a
seven pound son, Monday. News was
'eceived by the grandparents, Mr..
md Mrs. E. R. Telford. The baby's
name is Richard Michael.
Mrs. william Greer and family
'eturned from Butte Saturday
where she visited her parents and a
,rother who was home on furlough.
Casey Ammo is now employed at
he Farmers Union oil station.
A. S. Opheim returned recently
rom a IL day vacation in Helena,
Great Falls. and Alhambra. He ac-
,ompanied his daughter. Mrs. Ruth