The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01

He came here from Norfolk, Va.
and is n of the three brothers
who are in the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Baker OF
Wolf Point returned to their home
on Saturday after attending the
basketball game at Glasgow. Mrs
Baker spent the week visiting al
the home of her sister, Mrs. Emil
J Reimche.
An assembly program was held
Monday morning when the trophy
which the basketball team won at
the Glasgow tournament when they
took first place by defeating Wolf
Point was formally presented to the
school. The coach, Loren O'Connor,
and the members of the team each
spoke.
H. H. Bissell who has been a
patient at Glasgow returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. H. E. Hill, Mary Jeane, Jack
and Jimmie and Beulah Slaght
spent Saturday at the Henry NAL
unat home in Glasgow.
Ray Jones, who was gone nearly
a moth returned home last Wed
nesday. During his absence he Wis
tied with his son, Corp. VIM. r
Jones at Chickaska, Okla. Corporal
Jones is a patient at a hospital there
he broke his leg. Mr.. Jones also
went to see his daughter, Mrs. Ida
Satterlund, at Arkansas City, Kan,
and visited his daughter-i law.
Mrs. William Jones, in Minneapolis
Miss Patsy Raymond, who has
been in Seattle, visiting relatives,
returned to her duties at the depot
on Tuesday. Her mother, Mrs. Will
liam Raymond of Glasgow, accom-
panied her on the trip.
E. P. HenSrud, who recently pur-
chased his partners interest, w. j.
Wittmayer in the Gamble Store,
has moved to the Burkhardt build
ing which he purchased three weeks
ago.
Mrs. Rockssy Tunison of Froid re-
turned home Saturday after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Hans Bergstrom.
Her son, Daniel B. Tunison, who has
been at San Diego, Calf, for naval
training, came here for a visit and
accompanied his mother to Froid.
The pupils of the sixth grade COM
pleted an afghan 4 by 6 feet. The
pupils knitted the squares and Mrs.
Harriet N. Carver, the teacher, as
Sembled them. The afghan was ex-
hibited at the Saveway store before
being taken to Glasgow to the
superintendent's office. This
was Junior Red cross work. The
and teacher are grateful to
the Nashua Defense organization for
furnishing the funds with which to
purchase the yarn. This is the third
made by the pupils the past
three years.
Webb Switzerland, who left here
before Christmas to visit at the
homes of his daughter, Mrs. o.
White, and son, Leslie Switzerland,
n Walla Walla, Wash, and spent
;cme time in western oregon, re-
,urned home Friday morning.
The Nashua Lutheran Ladies Aid
Will be entertained next WedneS-
lay afternoon at the church parlors
Mrs. Frank Mcpherson, Mrs.
Carl Bollinger, Mrs. S. E. Herman
ION and Mrs. G. H. Schmitt.
Wilma WeSSler visited at the c. A.
Dewitt home in Glasgow Friday
md Saturday and attended the
tournament.
Mrs. H. j. Geer and Mrs. o. H.
were in Glasgow Monday to
Ittend the demonstration on cook
ng which was given at the Method
st CHURCH under the supervision of
Hiss Iva Holiday. They represented
he Van Guard Home Demonstration
Tub.
Mrs. vernon Dostert invited
riends to her home to celebrate the
econd birthday of her daughter
Bonnie Jean. A birthday cake was
erved and Bonnie Jean received
ONE nice gifts.
A committee meeting vas held at
he home of Mrs. Lena Scholl Tues
afternoon to make plans for
he luncheon and food sale of Group
of the Lutheran Ladies Aid Sat
Irday, March 3, at the Dostert
'uilding. A light luncheon was
erved. Dreamed chicken and baking