The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-21
OPHEIM
BY Dina

7 society, was here last week accept
ing aid in their behalf. He was
guest at both churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Winchel an
crew, who have been here combin
ing, visited in Canada Tuesday.
Roy Holder of Baker arrived Sat
urday and left Monday.
Fred Durante of Williston, N. D
auditor for the Montana = Dakot
Utilities company, made bushes
calls Tuesday and Wednesday i
connection with the local electri
plant.
Irving Davis and Fred Bydley O
Scobey hunted in this vicinity Mon
day. They reported seeing ice a
Richland that morning.
Dorothy Walters, who visited a
the Harry Ackers home for severa
days, left for Great Falls Monday
A birthday surprise party honor
ing Mrs. Fred Whittle was held a
her home Saturday. About 20 wer'
present and many gifts were re
ceived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Jennings anc
family were Glasgow callers Satur'
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Paulson anc
granddaughter, Joe-Mae Terry, were
here Sunday to take their o Ken
meth back to Glasgow with them
Kenneth has been assisting with the
harvest at the Olaf Larson farm
The Paulson's were dinner guests al
the Hugh Cole and Elmer johnson
homes.
H. r. Holland of Glasgow visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Paulson of
Williston, N. D., delivered fruit to
the Farmers Union store Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. L. Rosholt of De-
corah, Iowa, arrived last week to
look after farm interests. They were
dinner guests at the home of Mrs.
Thea Risa Sunday. They called on
T. L. Blikken and his daughter,
Mrs. H. R. Holland, at the Blikken
town home.
Mrs. Hazel Moran returned home
and is now working at the Farmers
Union restaurant. She and her
daughter Darlene are staying at
Risa'S.
The Rev. FIR. Anthony Sorger of
Glentana and the Rev. FIR. Martin
Whalen of Great Falls were Sunday
dinner guests at the E. c. Bohlig
home.
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Willis
croft and Bobbie of Glasgow, who
will leave soon for Conrad, were
guests Thursday of the Rev. and
Carl Hines.
Mrs. Christ Zietner the former
Gladys Lewis, and her young son,
Michael Bruce, returned from the
Glasgow hospital last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Greb of Rud-
yard and daughter, Mrs. William
Drabbs of Hinsdale, who spent a
few days visiting at the Clyde Page
home, left for their homes Monday.
NJ. c.. Henry of Salt Lake City,
of Mrs. Elmer Tweeten.
spent ten days helping combine at
the Tweeten farm. Mr.. Henry left
this country about 20 years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Soper Of Glas-
row were business callers here Mon
day.
Laurits Anderson. who was in
town Monday, said he was shocking
oats last week, when he heard a
peculiar noise, which upon investi-
proved to be a RATHER. He
had never killed one before, he said,
so he let this one live. 1t was the
first seen at his place.
Mrs. Art Johnson and Adellne
were guests Sunday OF
Johnson's parents, Mr.. and
Charles Durbin..
The Sullivan family moved into
The Dave Johnson town house on
the north side Monday. Negotiations
are now being made for its pur-
Heinie Silver, cattle buyer, is now
pack doing business. Mr.. Silver
)wnS and operates a furniture
store in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Ed Lawrence, who was in
own Saturday. said her son, Marine
Private Jimmie Lawrence, is now
stationed at San Diego, Calf, and
likes it very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baldwin and
children Bobby and Althea of Great
Falls and Private Lloyd Baldwin of
camp Roberts. Calf. visited at the
nome of their mother, Mrs. BERTHE
Baldwin. last week. Thew were also
at the Roy Hallock. Glen
Iallock and Herb Hallock homes.
MI left Monday for Nashua to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Galgerude and
From Nashua they will
cave for Great Falls. after which
lloyd Happy Baldwin will again
cave for camp.
Emil Sherrer, who was here tax
ne care of harvest interests, left
Wednesday for his home at Santa
Rosa. Calf.
Tech. Serg. Woodrow Johnson
Serg. Harold Besondav, MI
md Mrs. George Johnson and Milo
Jennings Scobey callers Thurs
lay.
Hazel Anderson and Lorraine st
John were guests of Helen Bohlig
1t a birthday luncheon Tuesday.
Reginald Bubb, who visited a week
With his father, william Bubb, and
orother. George Bubb, returned to
lis home at Winnipeg, Man. Tues
lay. He was taken to Glasgow by
Dr.. william Reed and George Bubb.
Helen Rohlig, senior at St. Bene-
3ict college. St. Joseph. Mimi, left
Tor there Friday.
Mrs. N. c. Amundson, who spent
The past year in Philadelphia and
New York. returned home Monday.
Lois Jennings entertained in hon
n of Viola Walstad at a party after
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