The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-01

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Mrs. Irving Hoye of Froid and sol
Dicky arrived Tuesday to visit hei
parents, MI. and Mrs. o. r. Nc
Celery. and her sister, Mrs. Fred
erick Halter. She will be here two
weeks.
Miss Ruth Altman arrived from
Seattle last Wednesday to visit her
brothers. Glenn and Ivan Altman
and her mother, Mrs. Clara Altman,
at their farm in the Grain COM
munity.
Vernon Peterson arrived last
week from Bremerton, Wash, to
spend a short time visiting his sister,
Mrs. Everett McInerney, in Glasgow
and his father, AXel Peterson, and
sister Doris, at Grain.
Serg. Raymond Benson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Benson of Glas-
gov, has returned to Camp Hulen.
Texas, after spending a furlough
visiting his parents. He is with the
army maintenance corps.
Mrs. John Hurry Jr.. arrived from
Alameda, Calf, TO visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wedum. Lieut..
q. g. John Hurry is with the navy
medical corps in the south Pacific.
He is the son of Judge and Mrs.
John Hurry.
Mrs. Carl Erickson of Fort Peck
left Thursday morning for New
Orleans, La, to join her husband,
who is in the navy. His mother,
Mrs. Andrew Erickson of Glasgow,
is in Fort Peck caring for the Erick-
son children.
Mrs. Bryce Wallis of Hinsdale
vas shopping in Glasgow Wednes-
day. She will leave Friday for st.
Paul and Rochester, Mimi, to have
treatment for her eyes. Her mother.
Mrs. r. P. Nelson of Hinsdale, will
accompany her.
Corp. Waldo Teichrow and his
cousin, Serg Sam Franz, left We'd
nesday morning for Fort Riley,
Kans.. where they will be stationed.
They arrived in Glasgow May II
from Fairbanks. Alaska. where they
had both been stationed.
Miss Azell Anderson and Miss
Mary Anderson. who have been
teaching in the Lustre community
have been visiting their sister, Mrs
NJ. A. Taylor. since the close of
school, before leaving for their
home at Burnstad, N. D.
Miss Mae Bruce visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Bruce,
from Saturday to Wednesday. She
returned to Billings, where she is
high school band director, to direct
the band and give private music
lessons during the summer.
Mrs. Art johnson spent the three
day holiday at Opheim visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dur
bin. Her brother. Staff Serg. James
Durbin, is home on furlough from
the marine corps at San Diego. He
will leave Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. B. Pease arrived
this morning from a trip east to
attend the Northern Baptist con-
vention at Atlantic City, N. j. They
also visited relatives at New York
City and PHILADELPHIA and their
daughter, Mrs. Milo Sawyer, at
Hartford, Conn.
Miss Elizabeth Harrison and Miss
Roselle Enger arrived last Wednes-
day from Seattle to spend the sum-
mer with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Harrison and Mr.. and
Mrs. Olaf Enger. They had been
employed the past year at the Boo
ing plant as craftsmen.
Mrs. Frank Ward of BAYLOR and
her daughter. Miss Eta Ward. and
Lenore Eshandi, both of whom are
employed in the Buttrey store in
Havre. were in Glasgow Tuesday to
the Memorial service. The
two young women spent Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday visiting Mrs
Ward.
Robert Hall. seaman second class,
who has Just completed his boot
training at the naval training sta
ton at Farragut. Idaho, arrived
Saturday in Billings and is expected
TO arrive here today with his wife
and little son Bobby to spend the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Hall.
Stamford Widen. son of the Rev.
and Mrs. H. F.. Widen. is expected
Friday from Minneapolis, where he
IS a student at the University of
and Bethel Theological
seminary. He will visit here a few
lays before going to Weston, Neb..
where he will be student pastor of
/ church this summer.
Miss Priscilla Pease returned to
Glasgow Friday from Wolf Point
where she has been a teacher in the :
Wolf Point high school. Her sister,
Miss Ada Miriam Pease. who re- ,
signed her position at Wolf Point in
February because of her health, is !
their sister, Mrs. A. II. !
Iartwig at Wichita. Kans. !
Eddie Lind. who is employed in !
he Puget sound navy yard at J
3remerton. Wash, arrived Friday to !
'isit friends here. He had previously !
his father, Victor Lind, who .
S operating a farm at Glenwood .
Jity, Wis. Mrs. Lind is making her =.
lone in Bremerton. The Linds are !
III former Glasgow residents. =
Maj. Alfred j. Kreft, who has Z
,een on duty with the army medical I
in the Soloman Islands. ar
lived Thursday night to spend a
through with his family in Glas-
.ow. Mrs. Kreft met him at Great
falls. Mrs. Chester w. Lawson ac-
ompanied Mrs. Kreft as far as
Iavre, where she made a short
isit.
Mrs. S. w. Jackline of Richey
rrived in Glasgow Sunday and re-
urned here Wednesday afternoon
.fter spending Tuesday at Wolf
'oint. With Mrs. Bessie Neal of
Great Falls. state president of the
of Honor, she is conducting
n inspection Of the adult and
Ivenile Degree of Honor lodges
ere today.
Leslie Lynch left Saturday night
Or Conrad where he expects to
cave for the army in June. Mrs.
Iynch. the former Doris Munson.
employed in forks drug store
nd has taken an apartment with
Irs. Alvin Wiebe, The Lynches
anne three weeks ago from Tacoma,
here he had been employed as
elder in the navy ~-shipyards.
Mrs. Ralph Curtis of Richland
nd son Clell arrived in Glasgow
tuesday, from Bozeman. where
lell Curtis was graduated from the
tate college last week. They left
afnre leauino for Fort nol1nlas