The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-03-23
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

!. Air Cadet Cecil A. Carlson o
Kingman, Ariz., was home last week
He had won gunnery wings a
KinRman and left for San Antonio
Texas. where he will attend an IL
week navigation course.
Marvin Kulp of New London
Conn, electricians mate third class
was in Opheim Friday and Saturoa,
looking after his fathers estate. HI
said his wife had just joined hin
at New London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wade, Dan
Galloway and Donald Noble calico
SUNDAY at the Abe Galloway homes
in Macworth, Sask.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Feezell ano
Sammy, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ellis ano
nephew Leroy were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Norton
Bergstrom.
Mrs. John Richardson left last
I Monday for a two weeks stay at
ROLAND, Iowa, with relatives.
Clinton Nelson, Orrin FoSsum, and
Floyd Robinson were Opheim shop
pers Monday.
Staff Serg. Bernard Holmes from
England writes his aunt, Mrs. A. o.
Hanson, that he is feeling fine and
that there is lots Of mud where he
is.
Sergious Weaver, with the navy in
the Pacific theater, says his health
is fine and to keep the mail coming.
The Olaf Larson family, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Greer and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Walstad were Sunday callers
at the A. o. Hanson country home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Risa and
family of Kent, Wash. arrived
Tuesday and are guests at the Thea
Risa home.
Mrs. Hazel Moran and daughter
Darlene, Helen Sullivan and Resner
Blikken were dinner guests at the
Thea Risa home Sunday.
Albin Risa returned from Eureka
last Thursday. .
Mrs. Dan Anderson, Daniel and
Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs H. O.. Dohlen
and Corrine and MI. and Mrs. Ellis
Jennings were Sunday dinner guests
at the Ray Tweeten home. Corrine
Dohlen was home from Northern
Montana college in Havre for a few
days.
Mrs. Edward Stevens and young
son William Lawrence. who was
born at Whitefish, Feb. %, returned
nome last Wednesday.
Seventeen boys and girls e
guests at a birthday party for Arlene
Arneson Saturday.
Mrs. Art johnson, the former
lois Durbin, of Glasgow spent from
Tuesday to Saturday at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
0urbin.
Robert Sullivan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ieman Davenport were Opheim cal
ers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hunter were
business callers Monday.
Mrs. Chef Burroughs visited j
ives in Glasgow from Thursday TO
Mrs. Carl Onberg went to Glasgow
Ionday.
Mrs. John Boehler entertained
everal girls and boys at a birthday
arty for her son Billy.
Garry Hanvold observed his birth
.av Saturday by entertaining a
roup of playmates.
L. j. Hanson OF Glasgow was a
usiness caller here wednesday II
thursday.
Mrs. Elvina Johnosn and Eunice
re now in Seattle visiting Mr.. n
Irs. Jerome Johnson.
Mrs. E. A. Walstad entertained a
of couples at a birthday
inner Monday honoring Mrs. JACOB
,tein.
Evangelist Rosaltha Fisher LETT Mon
Law for Culbertson to attend a lei
meeting.
Mr., and Mrs. George Wehrman
nd son Dennis of Fortuna, N. p
rived Sunday to visit at the Sell
ner Grindeland home. Mrs. Wenr-
nan is Mr.. Grindeland's sister.
Mrs. Charles Dorm left Sunday Tor
great Falls with her brother Ken
eth Turner, who had visited here:
Mrs. George Miner entertained
he O.. A. Beck family at dinner
friday, honoring her husband on
lis birthday. r..
Art Omvig was a business caller
1onday. ,u
Mrs. E. R. Telford was pleasantly
urprised on her birthday last wed
Iesday bv a group of IS women
tho brought lunch and gave her a
lift. The afternoon was spent VS.
and sewing.
Lucy Barnard and Leona Samuel
on left Saturday for Oakland, CALI.
Olaf Eliason left last Tuesday o
ieattle to visit at the Anard Blem
.ome.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Jennings en-
ertained at a birthday dinner 1or
heir daughter Patsy THURSDAY.
iuests we're Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
.alstad and family. Other guests
,ho spent the evening with them
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pagan, MI;
nd Mrs. Clarence Tichenor and
IRIS. ROY Burroughs and son Garry.
Lois Jennings, who spent from
thursday to Sunday at her par
nts' home, left for college in Havre
unday.
Milo Jennings only living uncle,
Tate of st. Paul, visited at
ne Jennings home Saturday n
unday. Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Cara
-ay. who were also guests at Sun
ay dinner at the Jennings nome
1ok Mr.. Tate to the Ellis Jennings
arm, where he will visit before re-
home.