The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-07-26
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Who'll enter
tanned at a Sunday dinner honoring
their niece. Cadet Nurse Harriet
Edwards of Bozeman. Others pres
ent we're Fay Edwards, Bubb, Marge
and PHYLLIS Edwards. Junior Hon
rud. Dolores Bergtoll, Gordon Hon
rud' Leroy Honrud, Mrs. Art Law
renee. Viola Walstad and JEANNE
Lewis. All attended the show and
again gathered at the Who'll home
for a treat of watermelon.
Harriet Edwards vas a weekend
guest at the Ben Who'll home.
Fay Edwards. Carol johnson, vi
ola Walstad, and Junior Honrud
took Leroy Honrud to Glasgow,
where he caught the train for Fort
Benton, where he is employed.
AnnaBelle Munger and Kathleen
st. German accompanied them to
Glasgow.
Mrs. william Mckee and son.
Michael of Glasgow visited at the
Milo Jennings home from Thursday
10 Sunday.
Mrs. M. Rolfscn and son of
Bremerton. Wash, and Kermit
Tjon of Wolf Point visited Wednes-
day and Thursday at the home OF
their sister. Mrs. Orby Ammo, and
family.
The Orby Amos are having an
addition built to their house on the
west side of town. A front room
and extra bed o in the addition
measure II by "a feet.
Mrs. Chris Zeitner and baby OF
Raymond returned from Raymond
Monday.
Kenneth Jessel, son of MI. and
Mrs. Fred JeSSel, left for Baker last
week to visit his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Blazer.
Mrs. George Setter was a caller
in Glasgow Monday.
The S. A. Biem family are NOV
ing their furniture to Glasgow this
week and plan to o there before
the end CT the week. They have
rented their home here to the Ras-
mus Melford family.
Mrs. Sig Holmes and son. Dale,
left for their home at Kalispell
Sunday.
Elmer Johnson and daughters,
Audrey and Shirley and niece Lois
Schliep were Glasgow callers Mon
day.
Miss Margaret Hansen spent the
week with Miss Beryl Tichenor.
Mary Hunter and Marge Edwards,
who went to Billings to get Mrs.
H. H. Hunter, who underwent an
operation there, returned with her
the middle of the week.
Jim McKinnon of Glentana was
q hTrCi,ancc Oa1lnr NHnrN6ny
Mrs. Dwight Gamrath returned
home from Glasgow Sunday with
her baby daughter, who has been
named Karen Kay.
Christ Gamrath and son, Jay, re-
turned from Great Falls the last of
the week where they went tc have
Jay take the physical exams for
the navy. 5
William Hines and C. V. Sheldon !
were Opheim callers Monday, haul
ing grain to town. I
L. c. Smith was a Monday shop
per. ]
Miss Hattie Bergtoll entertained {
at q lawn party in honor of her I
niece, Cadet Nurse Harriet Ed
wards of Bozeman, Friday. Lattice
work decorations, outdoor lighting, s
tables and bouquets made a setting
for the music and games. A des-
sert lunch of ice-cream and cake
vas served 10 guests at the close of
the evening.
Mrs. Ha2en Flickinger and her
father, C. Goodrich, left Friday for
Glendive to visit her brother, Ma t
than Goodrich, and family.
Mrs. Eric Satire entertained Mrs.
A. o. Hansen, Mrs. Sig Holmes,
Mrs. D. 7. st. John and Mrs. Hugh +
Cole at luncheon Friday evening. [
Mrs. Nora Mumford of Glasgow
Technical Serg. Mary Weiss of il
Great Falls were luncheon guests of t.
Mrs. Eric Satire Sunday. {
Mrs. Clarence Tichenor is work o
ng at the Coop cafe for a few
2
Private frankie Telford, who Wis c
ted here last week, displayed sew
raj articles brought back from C.
Germany. Among them were an a
Ulcers dress knife, a pistol, two L
ompasseS, & camera, watch. a pack, "
anteen, mess gear, medal and h
Their things. 81
Word received from Private Den Il
Bergen of the infantry on Lu- p
on states that he underwent an Q,
peration for appendicitis June 20 W
nd July 10 was still in the IL
.JC
Mrs. Peter Olson of Gocdwater,
who visited at the John it
'ergstrom home with her sister ia
nd other relatives, returned to her "
ONE. She was taken to Assini- al
ola, SaSk., by Mr.. and Mrs. Norton G
'ergStrcm, Thursday. fC
Lee Ellsworth of the navy, sta
ioned at a base near San Fran al
lsco, visited at the Harry Squires F.
ONE from Tuesday to Friday. Sc
Private Bernard Squires left Tues OF
ay for Santa Ana, Calf. He had Ia
erVed 2H years in Italy, also in az
-orth Africa and Sicily. He was M
Jat!oned hear Naples for over a
ear. His experience included ra- n
10 ground work behind the front -
mes. n
Mrs. E. Heyman and son. Jerry. of -.
.hicago are spending a few months w
at the George Setter home. %
Miss Verna Jean Kent of Grand 70
Mimi, is making a visit at ne
home of her sister and brother ar
l-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Art SWeo. p,
First Lieut.. and Mrs. w. o. Wea- IA
arrived last week to spend part of
t a 21-day leave from Douglas M