The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-11-01
OPHEIM
By DINA Thompson

A new lock box is being installeI
this week in the local poStoltlce
All mail bagged before 8 VIII b
placed in pouches in the new DO!
except Glasgow mail: Everything
mailed after 6 at night VIII b.
sem by Glasgow on following bus.
Mrs. Margaret Davenport, who re
turned from Canada, visited at thu
Hugh Cole home and with othel
relatives, leaving Monday for Hins'
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graydon Edward!
visited in Bozeman from "wednesday
to Sunday.
Mrs. Gilbert Floyd's brother anc
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Franks and son Douglas of Ray
mond, Sask., and a nephew, Serg.
Ralph wallace of livingstone, Ont.
visited at the Floyd home from wed
nesday to Thursday.
Eldon Larson son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Larson, received his discharge
at Gore field, Great Falls. last week
and is now at home. He plans to
attend college after Christmas, when
he will take up civil engineering and
languages.
Mrs. Amanda Arneson returned
this week from Cushing, Mimi,
where she attended the funeral of
her mother, Mrs. Anna Swanson.
She spent 2 months there before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Dennis Cladis and brother,
Mike Darchuk, went to Bozeman
Wednesday to be with their brother,
William Darchuk, who was injured
in an auto accident last week. He
suffered a broken wrist, internal
and vertebra injuries.
The Chris Zeitners were week end
guests in Great Falls at the Bertha
Lewis home. They also visited Mr..
Lewis at Harlem.
Horton Hicks, Opheim school
music instructor, and Royal Paus
and Charles johnson attended the
music meet at Bozeman last week,
where the boys played in the all
state band.
Raymond Padgett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Padgett. was discharged
the navv Oct. Is. He went on
a hunting trip in the Wenatchee
in Washington, then returned
nome last week.
Brenda sue. three year old daugh-
Err of MI. and Mrs. Dean Padgett,
celebrated her birthday Sunday with
Tx little friends. The children n
Dyed a 4 o'clock luncheon at which
pink, white and blue birthday cake
vas featured.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Molberg Jr.
md Dennis of Dutton and Mrs.
George Molberg Sr. of Spokane Wis
ted at the John Stelflug home
thursday and Friday. George Jr.
lad been in the European theatre
2 months in the air force.
Patricia Squires visited her sis
er. Mrs. Clarence Robinson of Bay
u. from Wednesday to Sunday.
The Baylor Home Demonstration
Iub met at the home of Mrs. Clar-
nee Robinson last Thursday. Mem
ers are holding a series of parties
, raise money for the club. Woman's
Ugh scorer was Mrs. M. G.. Nudahl
nd low. Mrs. Frank Ward. Mems
Ugh was held by Sem Sand and
wv by Chris thurman. The club
lunch. The club will meet
lis month at the home of Mrs. j.
!. Davies.
Ward Bishop, formerly with the
Ierchant marine, arrived last
eek from San Francisco, to visit
,latives in Glentana and friends in
lis vicinity.
Mrs. Glen Ellis left Wednesday
IL Cody, Wyo., to visit Mrs. Dorcie
Ills and family.
Bulher Ellis, who has been en-
Logged by the government on the
abroad between st. Paul to Mil
Wis. arrived with a dis
barge from Fort Douglas Tuesday.
-e has go days before reporting
ack to his former railroad job at
Mr.. Ellis saw service in
frica, italy and Sicily.
The Leonard Ore family recently
Irchased the apartment house
vned by Mrs. H. P. Kulp of Glas-
wv on the west side of Opheim.
rres moved to their new home the
rst of the week. Mr. Ore is now
nployed at the Farmers Union
irdware and oil station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schliep of
akland, Calf, announced the birth
a daughter. Sharon Rose, Oct. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chet FoSSum ana
mily returned from Oakland,
alif. Mr.. Fossum was recently dis
larged from the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. F%lickinger
ient the week end at the J. B.
1urassa home near FlaXville. They
sited their daughter, Mrs. lyle
0urassa. and her infant daughter.
rs. Bourassa's husband, a sergeant
the army, was home on furlough.