The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19

relatives here, and left Wednesday
with his wife and sister, Mrs. Dan
Stredwick, for Glend.ve, where they
visited a brcther-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hanel. Mrs. Pur-
kett will accompany him to Camp
Beal. Calf, Oct. rs.
Miss Mae Bruce, who is band lea
der in the Billings high school, Is
spending this week here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Bruce.
She came on account OF her moth
er'S illness. Mrs. Bruce is now bet
ter.
MI. and Mrs. o. r. McCleery, Mr..
and Mrs. Verne Kalstad and Mrs.
Fred Halter and son Fred went to
Froid Sunday and spent Monday
there visiting the Irving HoyS, whose
wedding anniversary it was. Mr.
Hoy. who is in the service, was home
on a furlough. Mrs. Hoy. Mrs. Hal
Ter and Mrs. Kalstad r all daugh-
tiers of Mr. McCleery.
Mrs. Anna Bretzke and her
daughters, Mrs. Willard Walker and
Mrs. Willard Lee, and her son Leo,
have moved into the house at 632
Fourth avenue south. Mrs. Walker
recently returned to Glasgow from
Battle Greek, Mich. Her husband is
now in France. Mrs. Lee has re-
turned from Ekalaka, Wash, where
she visited Corp. Lees parents.
Robert Lowry of Thompson Falls,
who is visiting his son, Robert Low
ny, coach at the Wolf Point high
school, was in Glasgow Wednesday,
accompanied by his small grandson,
Robert Lowry III, to visit Judge
John Hurry. who is a cousin of Mr..
Lowry's wife. Mr. Lowry is a former
member of the state legislature and
was clerk and recorder of Fallon
county.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Curtis Breikjern
and three children arrived Friday
from Casper, Wyo., where Mr..
Breikjern has been assistant mana
ger of the Wyoming Grocery COM
pany. They are visiting his mother,
c. P. B~reikjern. He expects to
enter the navy the end of this
month. Mrs. Breikjern. who is the
former Miss Viola Phinney of Glas-
gov, and the children will make
their home here while he is in serv-
ice.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank OFT of Kali
ispell were week end visitors in
Glasgow. Mr.. Otis daughter, Mrs.
Kenneth Kjelstrup, who had been
visiting her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. ]. Kjelstrup, returned
with them to Kalispell to visit there.
She came to Glasgow from Balm
ger, Texas, where MIR. Kjelstrup, an
aviation cadet, has been stationed,
and will join him later at San An
cello, Calf. where he has been
transferred.
Mrs. j. E. Fulkerson and little
Jackie arrived Monday from
Seattle, where Mrs. Fulkerson is en-
ployed as a secretary, and visited a
few hours with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. DeHaven. she left
the same day for Culbertson to
her husband, Private Fulker-
son, who is on furlough from Bark
eley field. Texas, to accompany him
to Plentywood to visit his parents.
His father, G.. E. Fulkerson, is not
we'll. They expect to spend part OF
his furlough in Glasgow.
Lieut.. Terrence Kirkland, who
from Boston, Mass, where he
lad graduated from a training
for radar radio technician at
massachusetts, archaeological insti-
ute, and his mother, Mrs. w. S.
kirkland, were in Glasgow last week
her daughter, Mrs. Jack
<ruzick. and other friends. They
eft last Wednesday night for Great
'als, where Mrs. Kirkland Is. living
NTH her daughter, Eleanor, who is
teacher in the Colombus hospital
nurses training school, and he lett
here to report at Cherry Point,
7. c.. Tuesday.