The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-27

the former Miss Betty Wittmayer
The women's bowling teams from
Nashua have been formed. Mrs. G
H. McClain is captain of the
Gamble team and other member.
r Mrs. ROLAND Erb, Mrs. William
Adkins, Mrs. Vernon Dostert. MR.
E. P. Hensrud, Mrs. James Walsh
and Pauline Ihnat. The Vic's team
personnel is Bertha Edwards. cap
tain; Anne Priest. Winnie Bell, Mrs
Dorman Bell, Mrs. Joe Lutz, Mrs
Harold Miller and Mrs. Clifford
Stohl.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Wittmayer Of
Miles City visited their sons, w. j
Wittmayer. in Nashua and r. K
Wittmayer in Glasgow. Another son,
Corp. Robt. Wittmayer who visited
his brothers, returned to Miles City
with them.
A. H. Cross and daughter, Ruth,
went to Helena a few days ago where
Mr.. Cross entered the veterans hos
pital.
Three carloads of cattle we're ship
ped Thursday to South st. Paul, two
carloads by Ralph Burger and one
carload by Ivan Brandt, who ac-
companied the shipment. Luther
johnson, also accompanied the ship
ment and will visit in the Twin
Cities before returning home.
Albert Lang, who has been har-
veSting his crop in the Larslan COM
munity, was an overnight guest at
the Emil Reimche home and left
Sunday for his home in Walla Walla,
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wagner of
Lafayette, Ind, visited her sister,
Mrs. D.. A. Meek. They and Mr..
and Mrs. Meek drove to the Walter
Schneider home at Tampico to spend
Sunday. From there, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wagner drove to the home of their
niece, Mrs. Harold Haughen, at
Chinook to visit before leaving for
Calgary, Alta. They we're accom-
panied by Mrs. Lebert of Delphi,
Ind.
Two mems bowling teams have
at Glasgow on Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Ed Metzger, H. v. Loucks,
Arvie Waters, l.. j. O'Connor,
Thomas Wagner, Thomas Kuka, and
c. H. McClain compose the Strikes.
The Erb's cafe team members are
ROLAND Erb, James Helgeson, Joe
Wagner, Otto Lundin, E. P. Hensrud,
John Rave and Vernon Dostert.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Holmberg and
daughter. Ardyce of San Diego,
came Sunday and visited at
yhe home of her niece, Mrs. Cliff
ord Stohl.
The Altar society met last Thurs
lay afternoon at the Catholic hall
With Mrs. H. E. Hill and Mrs. j. D..
irwin as hoStesSes. 1t IA voted to
the annual dinner Sunday,
Iov. II. The bazaar will be held
alter. in early December. A tray
luncheon was served and a number
# guests were present.
Mrs. Theodor Aaberg, Mrs. A.
Qvestad and Mrs. Frank Emerson
gill be hoStesSes to the october
Meeting of the Lutheran Ladies Aid
{ the church parlors Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Adolph Nybakken
eft last week for Great Falls to
lake their home this winter. Their
on-in-law, Robert Hueth, who is
18th the armed forces, was in Great
'alls to visit his family there. Mr..
Tybakken will return here again
ithin a few days.
Miss Leona Orth, daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. oliver Orth, left last week
} enroll for her freshman year at
ne state university in MisSoula.
ince her graduation from Nashua
Ugh school she held a clerical posi-
on in Washington, D. c. She re-
lrned home several weeks ago to s
sit at her home here. S
j. r. Murphy, who is now living {
Spokane, arrived here Wednesday {
to attend to business al I
LirS. I
Lieut.. Robert Cross arrived We'd \
esday morning to visit his parents, S
r. and Mrs. A. H. Cross. +
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones re- {
rned here several days ago from F
inneapolis where they visited fol-
his release from the army. p
Chief Petty Officer Melvin Chap Il
an came to visit his wife and little
.ughter. They all left for Avondale, 3
here they are visiting at the home P
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. II
-onebusch. They we're overnight =
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