The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-13
Candy Boxes for Church or
School Christmas Parties. Ben
Franklin Store.

on her way home from the ives
coast.
Christmas Wrappings. Bel
Franklin Store.
Serg. Frank M. Palmer, son o
Winnifred Palmer of Glasgow, ar
rived home Friday after receiving
his honorable discharge from tn
army at Fort Douglas.
Arthur Burrus returned her
after receiving a discharge from
the army. His brother Max re-
turned home Friday from Las Vegas
New. He also received a discharge
from the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Runkel o.
Havre, Jack Barclay of Shelby anc
r. M. Perry Of cut Bank stopped
in Glasgow Wednesday on their re.
turn from Ford dealers meeting
in Fargo, N. D..
-Neckties packaged for Christ
mas. Ben Franklin Store.
Mrs. Barney Arneklev returned
last week from Renton, Wash, where
she has spent the past five months
visiting at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Knight.
All Winter Goats 1-s off at Mary
AIMS. C-5O-ltc
Games, all kinds. Ben Frank
lin Store.
Mrs. A. c.. Strom returned last
Sunday from st. Paul where she
visited her daughter and son-ln-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan r the par
entS of a son born on Thanksglv-
ing day.
Miss Mardrid Reite, Irving Toms
land and Carl Rognlie of the May
tag Electric store returned last week
after attending a Philco dealers
meeting in Minot, N. D. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Mary Ann
Frazier.
Rag rugs, Chelsea rugs, Shag
rugs, Numbah rugs. Ben
Franklin Store.
Chief Gunner's Mate and Mrs.
Theodore Lee McElroy and son,
James Lee. and daughter, Linda, OF
Great Falls, visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. L. Moseley from
Wednesday until Saturday last
week. Mrs. McElroy is Mrs. Nose
ley's sister.
Serg. Robert Rorvig, formerly of
Ossette, arrived here Saturday to
visit relatives and friends. While
on furlough he had visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Rorvig of
Sanders, Idaho, and left Tuesday
for Goldsboro. N. c., where he is
stationed.
Big assortment Childs Slip
pers. Ben Franklin Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. James v. Krusick
and Mrs. Joe Obstarczyk visited
in Great Fall last week end. The
Krusicks were visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walsh, and
Mrs. Obstarczyk visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. OBJ
starczyk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Satire Of Glas-
cow and Opheim are now making
their home for the winter at 1404
South Reservoir street, Pomona,
they have written friends
here. They + enjoying their stay,
but when spring comes I know we
will be glad to be back in Montana"
Mrs. Satire writes.
Small Childs Pull Toys. Ben
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Barnard OF
Astoria, Ore, former pioneer
Beaverton residents, arrived mere
his morning and spent part OF the
law at the Ross Randall home be-
ore taking the skidoo to Beaver
on to visit relatives and friends.
rhey had come here from W1lliston,
Y. D, after visiting their son, Don
I'D Barnard, railway mail clerk.
Corp. Sanford A. Beaudry OF the
corps arrived Saturday
morning from San Diego, Calf, on
,O-day leave and is visiting his
'ather. Alfred j. Beaudry. With the
It'll marines, he recently returned
rom Japan after 2 years in the
Pacific in which he took part in
andings in the Marshalls, Guam
md Okinawa.
Dolls in Town, rea-
,onabIy priced. Ben Franklin
Store.
Mai. and Mrs. E. L. Knutson left
UCIlQd 1Ol N1CS4Lohgf ~ - W fo
lis parents. Major Knutson return
d in November from Europe, and
5 now on terminal leave. They
been visiting at the home Of
)r. and Mrs. c. N. Grey. They came
ere from Seattle where Mrs. Knut-
on, the former Mildred B~rassett.
been living while Major Knut-
on was in Europe.
-Children's chair. Ben Frank
in Store.
Miss Gladys Teichrow, and Wal
Teichrcw, daughter and sol OF
and Mrs. Peter Teichrow, left
asst Monday for Great Falls. From
mere Miss Teichrow took a plane
or santa Cruz, calf, where she is
nurse in the Santa Cruz hospital.
Hiss Teichrow has been here since
Tow. 10 visiting her parents and
waldo Teichrow was re-
emily honorably discharged from
he army.
Fresh Nuts (assorted). Ben
Store.
Resner Blikken of Opheim arrived
Iere Friday following a three-week /
rim through the midwest. Mr.. Blk
en- shipped several carloads of stock
rom Opheim during Thanksgiving
Teek, accompanying the shipment to
,outh st. Paul. He went from there
0 Sioux City and other points in
.wa. Mr.. Blikken reported that one
ry COW brought him Sl99.12 at
outh st. Paul.
j. j. Reese of Columbia Falls, for
Ter Glasgow contractor. Is a busi-
.ess visitor here today. Mr.. Reese l