The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-01-25
OPHEIM
BY Dina Thompson

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Risa anc
family we're Sunday supper guests
at the Thea RiSa home.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Tichenor
and Beryl spent Saturday and Sun
day in Glasgow at the Ed Tichenor
home. Their nephew, Ivan Tichenor
~paratrooper from Fort Bennlng
Ga, is home on leave. He grad
uated Jan. Is and received his wings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Arnold and
daughter Beryl of Glasgow are
spending a few days at the Clar-
enc Tichenor home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Sheldon were
Opheim business callers Monday.
Mrs. Christ Gamrath spent Tues
day night with friends in Opheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keough re-
turned from Glasgow Tuesday where
Mr.. Keough "a a patient at the
hospital for a week.
Dorothy Bohlig was a caller in
Scobey Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Bohlig were
guests at the Samuel Paus home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Beck enter
at dinner Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. D. T. st. John and family.
Mrs. Raymond st. John of Glen
tana, Miss Anna Johnson, Mrs. A.
D. Hanson, Lavon Hanson, and
Henry Hanvold Jr.
A. o. Hanson left Thursday for
Viroqua. Wis, where he will visit
'elatives.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Mathison
and daughter Rose Ann of Froid
we're guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
B. Holte from Monday to We'd
lesday.
Mrs. Maurice Ramsey of Portland
md Mr.. and Mrs. Art Paulson and
granddaughter visited in Opheim
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Omvig enter
aimed at dinner Wednesday Mr.
md Mrs. H. D. Cole and family,
Gr. and Mrs. Glen Hallock and
amily, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.. Tichenor
dr. and Mrs. Arthur Paulson and
oe Mae Terry, Mrs. Ards Munger,
FRS. Inez Paulson, Mrs. Maurice
of Portland, Ray McEwen,
Donald Davenport and Bobbie Floyd.
he evening was spent visiting and
luSical selections were enjoyed by
Il.
Mrs. Ramsey, and the Art Paul
IN family the Hugh Cole family
nd Mrs. Earl Paulson were enter
lined at l o'clock dinner Thursday
, the Glen Hallock home. They
ere dinner guests Thursday at the 1
ugh Cole home. The E. F.. johnson '
Id the Glen Hallock families {
ere also present.
Frank Redfield left for various !
last week, among them st. q
Mo, where he will join Mrs.
for a visit with relatives. +
Kolstad is taking care of the farm v
lring their absence.
Mrs. Oscar ISakSon and young son
e staying at the Melvin Isakson n
me for a while. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Westby took c
cir son, James, to Glasgow Sat- q
day to have the cast removed p
I'm his sprained leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen Isakson "
emit a week at the hot plunge. n
rtha ISakson stayed in Glasgow. II
The Catholic Altar society met at y
2 Harry Squires home last week.
lite a number attended.
Wayne Anderson and Danny Pan
2 of Killdeer, Sash, were Sunday =
ests at the Jorgen Isakson home.
nday night guests were Mr.. and W
S. John Richardson and Mr. and dj
S. Stan Parish. to
Jorp. Ingvold Isakson who is still
Italy, says he moves around a 81
but is o. K. He is a son of Mr. T
i Mrs. Jorgen Isakson.
staff Serg. Harold Besondy of the d;
lrds at Hills Field, Ogden, Utah, la
IN duty one day each week. He is Ii
ion of Mrs. Hans Smith. ev
IrS. Henry Hanvold entertained
a card party Tuesday evening. q
lloyd Happy Baldwin has been w
NOTED to private first class in -,
d.
IL. and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence aI
| daughter and MI. and Mrs. VIZ
y Pagan were dinner guests Sat- Ar
ay evening at the Milo Jennings NJ,
ne. te
If. and Mrs. H. o. Dohlen enter Er
led at Sunday dinner Mr.. and Ga
!. E. A. Walstad and family and teI
and Mrs. Milo Jennings and !
lily. The Ellis Jennings were also Wis
guests. TT
Bergtoll returned last frc
lrday from Rothsay, Cannon
and Fergus Falls, Mimi, ms
re he visited relatives. He was las
e three weeks.
ne Kenneth Hallock family were bu.
SITS at the Glen Hallock home da'
day for dinner. POI
rs. Broadsho of Bainville is
lding several days visiting her cal
Mrs. Tom Harmon. no.
rs. Fred JeSSel and Mrs. George \
wer Glasgow callers Tues ant
Ge
ri Jacobson. who spent several ant
visiting relatives in north CEN tne
Montana. returned home Satur- uoS
rs. Herman Anderson and Joyce Ian
Opheim callers Monday. poS
rs. Jim Thill removed her house a
furnishings from the Keefe nov
? Sunday and returned to Glas- Vol
to make her home. Mr.. Thill zee,
for service a few days ago. par
.e Farmers Union hall was the N
e of a card party and old time tail
e Saturday night. Thirteen and
Pei
e Comfort Wearing A