The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-04-05
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

Lucy Barnard is visiting hel
father at McCord, Sask.
Hazel Moran and daughter moved
to Glasgow Monday. Mrs. Heman
Davenport went with them and will
spend a few days in Glasgow.
Mrs. Orris Ouren is assisting at
the coop restaurant.
Mrs. Kenneth Hallock entertained
at a party wednesday. Mrs. Henry
Hanvold, Mrs. Elmer johnson, Mrs.
Clarence Tichenor, Mrs. Art Omvig,
Mrs. Hugh Cole, Mrs. Ards Munger.
Mrs. Roy Hallock, Mrs. Glen Hallock,
Mrs. Samuel Paus and Mrs. Adolph
Westby were guests.
Mrs. Chester Fossum, Helen Sic
min and Phyllis Drogitis were Glas-
gov callers Wednesday.
Helen Edland left Monday for
Kalispell to finish the school term.
Private Arthur Lawrence of Fort
Ord, Calf, arrived Friday to visit
his wife, Mrs. Art Lawrence, the
former Lois Jennings, the Milo Jen-
nings family and his parents the
Art Lawrence'S.
The Milt Stetson and Milo Jen-
nings families attended the Easter
services in Glasgow Sunday. The
Stetsons we're dinner guests at the
j. D. McVee home and the Jen-
ningS visited at the Bud Jennings
home. jeanette StetSon and Baby
Margie Louise Stetson were bap-
tized.
A married mems softball team was
recently organized as an Opheim
town team.
George Satter's mother, Mrs. Sat
ter of Williston, spent the week
end at the Satter home here. Mrs.
GEORGE Satter accompanied her to
Williston Monday.
Mrs. Tom Harmon and baby are
visiting Mr.. Harmon in Williston.
Mrs. Helen Bradshaw accompanied
them as far as Bainville.
Private Oscar Isakson of Great
spent the week end with his
here.
Samuel Paus spent several days in
Scobey visiting his son and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormond PauS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Anderson
and daughter Joyce were shoppers
here Monday. Mrs. Anderson and
Joyce had returned from a trip to
Hettinger, Lodge Pole, S. D., and
S. D.. They were gone two
weeks, returning home last Thurs
day. Andersons were Easter dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VesSie Stein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tichenor
entertained at Sunday dinner Mr..
and Mrs. ROLAND Arnold and Con-
rad and Beryl and Donna Combs OF
Glasgow, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bur-
-oughs and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Burroughs and Lavon Hanson.
Service will be held in the Farm
ers Union hall at 2:30 Sunday by
he Rev. Grant S. Moore of the
church of Glasgow, pro-
riding roads are paSSable. The pub
ic is invited.
Mrs. Art Sweo left for Grand
Mimi, Thursday to attend
he funeral of her mother, Mrs. An
lrew Kent. Mrs. Kent was well
.nown in this vicinity and was a
of Mrs. Ed Tichenor of Glas-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Buechler and
,ddie and Mrs. B. Baldwin spent
saturday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
ialgerud in Nashua. They also
transacted business in Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stein enter
aimed at dinner Sunday. The E. A.
family, the Elmer Balm
amily of Richland, the E. c. Bohlig
amily and the Rev. FIR. A. Sorger .
Glentana were guests. !
The Charles Durbin family heard
rom their son, Master Serg. Greg
ry Durbin, Saturday for the first
me in four months. He is in Europe
18th a weather squadron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrien Wick of
.nobNoster, Mo, arrived Friday to
>end the summer assisting Melvin
iaakson on the farm. Chris Green,
no spent the winter in Missouri,
with them.
Mrs. Bonnie Sather, Jr., who spent
Tree weeks at the M. I. ISakSon
ONE left for Glasgow Saturday.
Resner Blikken. Hollis Thompson
nd Milo Jennings attended the
vestock sales ring meeting in GlaS-
wv Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Padgett and
aughter, Nancy, returned from a
70 months trip to Terrence, Calf,
here they visited Fireman Third
lass Richard and Mrs. Barneby
nd family. Mrs. Barneby is their
aughter, Lois. Seaman Raymond
adgett of Seattle was also present.
hey visited Mr.. Padgett's sister,
RS. Madeline Kinsey, in California;
sister, Mrs. Ed Schooler, and
.mily at Logan. Kans.; Mr.. and
RS. Art Smith at Monrovia. Calf,