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

visitor Wednesday in connection
with adjustment work.
New supply of baby needs at
Ben Franklin Store.
Mrs. Tom Pointer, who lives south
of Nashua and who is teaching at
McCone City, visited at the home of
her sister, Mrs. A. G. Fassett, in
Glasgow while attending the
teachers convention last week.
Lieut.. G.g.) Harry Hall, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hall, arrived
Friday from San Francisco, follow
ing his return from Japan. The navy
carrier pilot will go from here to
Chicago to report for assignment.
r. A. Nelson Of Great Falls, state
agent for the Saint Paul group of
fire insurance companies, vas here
Wednesday at the office of the local
agent, the Otto M. Christinson Land
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P~ettinger
and family returned Wednesday
from Warsaw, Ind, where they Wis
tied his mother and his brother, who
had recently returned after serving
with the army in the European
theater.
New Lamp Shades at Ben
Franklin Store.
MI. and Mrs. Clayton Wesen have
returned here to make their home
following his discharge from the
army at New Orleans. Mr.. WeSen,
a sergeant. served in Canada and
Alaska for several years and was
married while in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden Snyder left
Sunday for Helena where Mr. Snyder
will spend three weeks attending an
annual school for revenue collectors.
Mrs. Snyder plans to spend a few
days in Missoula visiting her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown.
Metalsmith First Glass Bonnie
Sather Jr., sen of Chief of Police
and Mrs. Bonnie Sather, arrived at
San Francisco Saturday, according
to a telegram received by his par
entS. Sather has been in the Pacific
two years, most recently on Okin-
ava.
Lieut.. Douglas Cabell, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Cabell, has returned
to his home here following his dis
charge from the army air forces.
Lieutenant Cabell recently has been
stationed at Lincoln, Neb., airbase
and is a pilot. He plans to resume
his studies at Montana State college.
W. F. Willing, manager of the
Midwest Lumber company yard in
Havre and former Glasgow man
ager, spent several days here on a
hunting trip with G. NJ. Lindberg,
manager of the Glasgow Midwest
yard. He reported his son, Seymour,
is now with the 18th air force in
Italy.
ChiIdren's Fleece Lined Slip
perS at Ben Franklin Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Quammen
and son, former Glasgow residents,
have been in Glasgow this week Wis
iting at the Curtis Breikjern home.
Mrs. Breikjern and Mrs. Quammen
are sisters. Mr.. Quammen has re-
ceived an honorable discharge from
the navy and they are on their way
to Seattle, where he will attend
school.
Harold Brown and Wesley
Kochel Of Havre spent Monday and
Tuesday in Glasgow visiting at the
home of Mr.. Browns mother, Mrs.
Anna Brown. Mr.. Kochel is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kochel, form
erly of Glasgow. He has been re-
Gently discharged from the army
after spending some time in the
Pacific.
Serg. William Kampfer, son of JUS
tice C. w. Kampfer, wired his father
that he had arrived Saturday from
the European theater and hope TO
see you Soon" Sergeant Kampfer has
been in the army almost four years,
both in the Aleutians and the ETO.
Another son, Chief Petty Officer
Norman Kampfer, recently arrived
on the west coast after Pacific duty
and is now at Jacksonville, Fla.
Beautiful Boxed Stationery
at Ben Franklin Store.
Mrs. Erma Schumacher and her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Freese, and
son of Bremerton, Wash, recently
arrived in Glasgow. Mrs. Stein
meter is visiting her mother, Mrs.
M. E. Patterson, and her brother,
I. Patterson. Mrs. Freese will
make her home with her husbands