The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-08
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

Mrs. Milder Ramsbacker, who has
been in the country since Christmas
visiting in Riohland at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. K.
Bondy: her sister, Mrs. c. Glazier.
and her daughter. Arlene. spent
Friday visiting Mrs. K. Leistiko. She
will leave soon for Portland where
she is employed.
The Royal Neighbors met last
Wednesday evening at their hall. 1t
was decided to observe the fifieth
anniversary of the organization at
a special meeting in March. Mrs.
Della SEWER was the social hostess.
Herman Espeseth, who is in the
army, was here visiting friends and
at the home of Mrs. John Brogan.
Me was employed here when he was
called TO the army. His father, Henry
Espeseth of Wild Rose. N. D., accom-
ranied him here and they left Fri
day.
Mrs. D. E. Hawbaker returned
Saturday from Wolf Point, where
she spent several days.
Peter During, who was gone for
three weeks. returned Sunday morn
ing. He had been in Canistota, S. D.,
and Fargo, N. ID.
Group l of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid will meet wednesday, March
l4th at the home of Mrs. Fred Stohl.
d. f. Hawbaker left Saturday
morning for Great Falls to attend a
Farmers Union meeting.
The Van Guard Club will meet
Tuesday, March 10, at the home of
Mrs. H. Helgeson.
Mrs. A. j. Ferguson left Monday
morning for New Auburn, Wis, to
be with her mother, who is i'll.
Mrs. Homer Loucks and Bryan
who had been visiting her parents
in Bratt, Kans, returned home
Tuesday morning.
MI. and Mrs. M. r. Zentz re-
Friday after a few days visit
their daughter, Mrs. Joseph
MCGOWAN, in Poplar. Mr.. ZentZ also
was in Williston to attend a live
stock sale.
Workers for the Nashua territory
in the Red Cross War Fund drive
nave been appointed by Mrs. George
They are Mrs. James Hay,
Ollie Heikins. Mrs. II. J.. Geer. Mrs.
Maurseth, d. E. Hawbaker, Mrs.
;. M. Peterson, Mrs. Frank Emerson, ,
Mrs. j.. d. Irwin, Mrs. II. E. Hill,
Mrs. H. Helgeson, Mrs. Harriet N.
Mrs. Joe Catelle, Hartvig
Iarsio. Mrs. Floyd Smith, Victor
cherney and Joe Wagner. Those
Who have not been personally soli-
ited, please contact your worker
md make your contribution. Travel Q
conditions make it impossible to see q
sach and everyone. I
Superintendent Homer LouckS n
to Redstone Friday to visit n
Until Sunday at his home there =
With his younger brother, who was y
on a furlough. =
Mrs. Rudolph Dehlbom was a :
omplimented guest at a shower .
iven Friday afternoon at the home q
f Mrs. Otto Useman with Mrs. -"
august Wessler as co-hostess. The
fternoon was spent socially and $
FRS. Dehlbom received gifts. About /
0 were present. :
Marion Garwood, who has been d
his home in Ohio for the
asst few years, arrived Tuesday for
visit.
The study club of the Altar society
let Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
ictor Dostert and Mrs. Veran Dos
.rt and the disarmament lesson
studied. Last week the group
with Mrs. Tom Pointer.
The Altar society will be enter
lined. Thursday. March Is, at the
Ome of Mrs. c. M. Peterson.
Mike Sterback made a business
ip to Great Falls the first OF the
eek.
w. j. Wittmayer went to Great
ais on business on Monday and
turned home wednesday.
A. T. Schnell, seaman first class,
no has been in the Pacific for IL
onths, arrived home to spend his
ave at his home here. He and Mrs.
,hnell and daughter Alice spent
week end in Opheim.
Raymond Collins came from
iami, Fla, to spend a seven day
ave at his home here. He is in .
e navy. mi
Ruth Baker and son Fred
lex of Hinsdale came Saturday to
sit for a few days with friends. She
as a house guest at the George
smko home.