The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-22
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

- Opheim.
=, Harry Wade returned Thursda
~ from Los Angeles.
Mrs. Francis Wade and grand
l. daughter Mary Lou Noble of Glas
gov are visiting at the Harry Wad
home and with other friends an
relatives here.
Mrs. j. Kelly, the former Kathryn
: Mason, arrived Thursday from Sc
e attic and visited at her mother
: home until Tuesday. She then re
turned to Seattle with her son Billy
) Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harmon re-
, turned last week from a vacation II
: the Twin Cities.
: Mrs. Orrin Fossum and son re-
, turned Thursday from the hospita.
in Glasgow.
The Legion and Auxiliary were
entertained at a lawn social at the
John Fuchs home Wednesday. About
25 were present. The Legion held a
business meeting. Hosts for both or
carnations were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fuchs and Mr.. and Mrs. Art Law
renee. A midnight lunch was served.
Charles Durbin was a business
caller in Scobey Monday.
Don Bergen, Ross Floyd and Law
renee Cox went to Butte last week
to take exams for the army.
Sister Mary L'Andres and Sister
| Mary Claudette of Chicago are hold
ing Catholic vacation school for two
weeks at Opheim and Glentana.
Mrs. Sam Feezell of Phoenix, Ariz.,
arrived Sunday and visited at the
Ed Garden home at Fort Peck. She
is now visiting her daughter here,
Mrs. Milo Jennings, and family and
her son, Horace Feezell, and family.
MI. and Mrs. Milo Jennings and
son Dixie were guests at the Bill
Padgett home at Fort Peck Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mexico and son
Gary of Minot, N. D., were business
callers here Friday. Mr.. Mexico is
auditor of the Westland Oil COM
pany.
Pvt. Dan Tichenor from the ma
rine base at San Diego, Calf, ar
rived Sunday for a furlough with
his parents.
Robert Gamrath left Wednesday
for Seattle to take navy training. He
was guest of honor at a dinner Mon
day at the John Richardson home.
present included the Dwight
.amrath family, the Christ Gam
rath family, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Par
rish and Leonard Ore. S
Mrs. Christ Gamrath and son Jay s
dinner guests at the Iver Ida
home Sunday. Y
Word received from Buster Red =.
'ield states that he is now water
.ender second class in the navy,
somewhere in the Pacific.
Mrs. Dennis Cladis left Monday +
or Glasgow to have dental work
r
Mrs. A. Schnell and daughter q
Alice of Glasgow + visiting rela-
ives here for a few days. F
Mrs. M. McCarty and daughter a
Margaret left last week for their
in Minneapolis. They visited a h
ew days in Glasgow. v
Technician 3rd Glass Francis
4ahlf, who has seen action in New
Guinea, writes his mother, Mrs.
George Hickok, that he is we'll. Mrs.
Iickok had not heard from him for c
i've weeks. Y
Mrs. E. c. Bohlig left last Tues
ay for Tacoma to visit her daugh- '
er, Mrs. Robert Hemphill, and
From there she will go to e
rocket, Calf, to visit her SON
and family. o.
Mrs. A. D. Mittelstadt returned
the hospital last Thursday.
Rose SchuSter of Glentana, Mrs.
Wade and granddaughter,
larry Lou Nobel, and Mrs. Hans
orenson were guests of Mrs. BERTHE
aldwin Monday afternoon.
Lars Blikken and sister, Mrs. Har-
d Holland of Glasgow visited rel
in Opheim Sunday. Mrs. Hell
nd will remain for a few days at
lie Thea Risa home and with other
.latives.
A farewell dinner was held at the
lisa home Sunday for Albin Risa. ;
hose present were Mr.. and Mrs. M. {
,etson and daughter, the Walter B
mo family, the Leroy Hallock
mily and the Dennis Cladis fam
Albin will leave Thursday for s
lit Lake City.
Jonas Bjornheim of Eureka left /
inday for his home.
Helen Sullivan is working at the \
)-op store. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold wilhelm R
IRE business callers Monday. h
George johnson left Friday for d
.arl Harbor, L. H. =
Glen Hallock, Chris Larson and \
Stevens are doing carpenter work
r the Farmers Union oil station.
Sunday supper guests at the )
larles Durbin home were Daniel ;
d Arnold Anderson and Mrs. \
wight Gamrath and family. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Burroughs
re guests at the Baldwin home
night. Sunday, Mrs. Bald
n and the Burroughs visited at the
" RurrOuohS' country homo