The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-30

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have been visiting his parents, NJ
and Mrs. Hans OpSahl. and her pa
ents, Nj. and Mrs. H. o. Cana
left for home Monday.
Mrs. George Haynes and Mi
Judy Rorvik left Tuesday afternoo
for Seattle, where they will Wis
Mrs. Haynes daughter. Lois, an
Doris Christensen, who are en-,
ployed by the Western Union 6
Fort Lewis.
Guests at the home of their aur
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Angel
Christiana, are Carmel, Catherin
and Rosie Cuccaro of Ottawa, on
They have been spending a vaca
ton at the Christiana vegetabl
farm near Glasgow.
Corp. Charles Callaci, musical
and entertainer who served wit
the last squadron that trained a
the Glasgow army airbase, has writ
ten local friends that he is now sta
toned at Sioux Falls, S. D., afte
serving overseas.
Mrs. Harry Hosford of Kalispel
came Sunday to join Mr.. Hos
ford, who has spent the past weel
here assisting with the harvesting
at the Hosford farm. She VISITED
part of the week at the Charles M
Gender home in Glasgow.
Captain j. l.. Hoffman,, who ma!
been home on 30-day leave following
his return from Europe, left We'd
nesday morning to report at For
Benning, Ga, for reassignment. He
visited his mother. Mrs. Anna Hoff-
mann, and other members of his
family while here.
Miss Dorothy Kjelstrup and Miss
Barbara Porter, who are employed
by the government at Denver, ar
rived Saturday to spend vacations
at their homes here. They came by
plane to Great Falls. Miss KEEL
strup leaves this week end. Miss
Porter has a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Pitts left for
their home in Mississippi Wednes-
day morning after visiting their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Dascher, and helping
them during the harvest. They have
been engaged in defense work in the
San Francisco area for several
years.
Mrs. Robert Karlin and daughter
Karen and son Jimmie, accompan-
led by her mother-in-law, Mrs. Bu-
chanan, came Monday from Mis-
soula to visit this week with her
mother, Mrs. w. B. Schmitten. Mrs.
Schmitten and Mrs. Karlin went TO
Fort Peck lake to fish Tuesday.
Mrs. George Smith of Lake Bluff,
ILL.,, arrived Saturday to visit her
cousin Mrs. H. R. Holland in Glas-
gov, and her uncle, T. L. Blikken
and other relatives at Opheim. Her
son George, VINO left Lake Bluff with
her, stopped in Lakota, N. D., to
help with the harvest. Her husband
is gardener at the P. D.. Armour
in Lake Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dascher, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth DaScher and fam
ily, MIS-. Dascher's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allison Pitts, who are visiting
them, George Waters and Dale
Dascner spent MONDAY n TUESDAY
ON a vacation trip into Canada.
They said the crops from the bor-
der to Moose Jaw, SaSk., were very
poor.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Knight re-
Wednesday from a visit TO
the west coast. They were accom-
home by their son, Dick, who
mad been working since last March
in the Bcelng henton plant, and
Lind, formerly OF Glasgow,
VINO has been working in the Brem-
erton shipyard. The young men Will
10 the west coast late next
week to attend high school.
Mr.. n Mrs. r. P. Carney and
daughter Deloris have returned
a vacation trip to several
points in Montana and North Da-
They visited brothers OF Mrs.
Carney at Glendlve and Hebron, N.
D., and the G.. l.. Wolf family at
They visited frlenoS in
1ettinger and Bismarck, in both Oh
which cities they nave lived.
MISS bonnie j. Farrell, daughter
If Mlr. and MRS. T. H. Farrell, and
MISS Mary Lou Alley, daughter CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alley, re-
.u1neu TO Glasgow sunday from
3ozeman, where they completed a
quarter nursing course at
ne Montana state college. They will
'eporJ at the DeaconeSs hospital in
treat Falls Sept. 9, to continue their
RAINING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Knight re-
urned Wednesday morning from a
mp 10 ChehaAs, Wash, where they
Mrs. Nellie Mill, formerly OF
glasgow. They also visited relatives
II MIS-. Knight at Tacoma, and
Kent, Wash. Their daughter-in-laW,
.1rs. Roy Knight, the former Miss
felen Mill, accompanied Mr..
Knight to Portland, where they Wis
tea an uncle and aunt OF Mr..
might. MIR. and MRS. Knight were
one two weeks.
Miss Lois Haynes, daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. George Haynes OF Glasgow,
nd Miss Doris Christensen, daugh-
Of Mr.. and Mrs. &. o. Christian
On, who have been taking a course
l ~telegrapny at Santa Cruz, Calf, |
ave been sent TO work at Fort |
evils, Wash. The two young women !
gently met David and Dickie VAL |
sons of MI. and Mrs. |
-ordon Vallandigham, former Glas-
OW residents, at a San Jose beach.
Mrs. J. S. Bardell and son Bor-
nd. who had visited at the home
{ Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Washburn in
reat Falls, returned Saturday. Miss
Bardell, who accompanied
lem, and who went on to Butte to
tend a c~onvocation Of the Metho-
st Youth Fellowship at which she
presented the Glasgow chapter, re-
Irned Monday. They had gone to
reat Falls Wednesday with Mr.. and
rs. D. j. Lintner, parents of Mrs.
aShburn. who were returning