The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-08-02

nesday this week consulting with
Miss Wiletta Smith, valley county
child welfare supervisor.
Mrs. Helmer Ophus went to Havre
last week to meet her husband, who
had returned from army service.
They are visiting his parents at Big
Sandy.
MI. and Mrs. Asa Rogers of Havre,
former Glasgow residents, spent two
days in Glasgow last week visiting
relatives.
Miss Patsy FasSett is taking a two
weeks vacation from her work as
Western Union manager and is Wis
iting at Tucson, Ariz. Miss June
Simon, relief manager, former man
ager of the Glasgow office, is taking
her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Collins and two
children Of Anaconda arrived Thurs
day and are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Charles Collins. They will be
here another week.
Miss Frances Vislisel arrived Fri
day from Minot, N. D., where she
was graduated from Minot State
Teachers college. She is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Kuehn,
and will teach physical education
next year at Stanwood, Wash.
Mrs. Forrest Cole went TO Great
Falls Monday with her nephew, Rus
sell Anderson, 5, who visited her ten
days while his mother. Mrs. Arthur
Anderson, was at a hospital, where
another son was born. Mrs. Cole
returned Wednesday morning.
II gToAlrN n.faI sc DAN1os md
his daughter were Glasgow visitors
Tuesday. Mr. Patch had been visiting
his daughter in Helena and was re-
pioneer resident of Poplar and was
one of the first merchants there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C.. Taylor
trip to western Montana. Mr.. Tay-
lor reported crops as dry along the
nighttime west to the mountains, al
though excellent wheat yields are
forecast in the Flathead country
near Creston.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. HUMPHREYS
spent the past week end as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Barwise at
their summer home at Glenwood
park on Whitefish lake. They spent
the time touring, boating and fish
Mr.. Barwise is convalescing from
an injury to his eye.
Master Serg. Charles l.. Poteet OF
Terlton, Okla, who has recently re-
turned from overseas service. is ex-
pected Monday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. PeaSe. He is on a 30
day furlough and his marriage to
Miss Priscilla Pease is scheduled for
middle of August.
Serg. Tom Rice arrived Saturday
morning from Vancouver, WASH
md is visiting MI. and Mrs. David
Rice at the Rice home farm. He Is
he son of Charles Rice, formerly
If Glasgow, and has returned from
~ years service in Africa and
europe. He has a 30-day furlough.
Aviation Radioman Third Glass
John Briggs and Mrs. Briggs, the
.ormer Velma Townsend, arrived
Sunday morning from Norfolk, Va. ;
md are visiting his parents, Mr. and /
Mrs. Nels c. Briggs. for two weeks. (
2adioman Briggs expects to go from /
lere to Key West, Fla, where he !
Expects to be stationed. /
Mrs Joe German left by plane !
With Harold Price for Miles City +
friday on receipt of word that her
Danny, 9, who was visiting an
unit there, would have to have an 5
mergency mastoid operation. The
peration was performed Friday and /
he child is reported TO be doing
'ell.
Staff Serg. Cecil A. Carlson. son
f Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, (
tho live north of Glasgow, is now q
tationed at an army airbase at v
ioux Falls, S. D. He recently spent q
30-day furlough here with his 6
arents after six months service 6
18th the Eighth air force in Eng
MI. and Mrs. Nels Rorvig of y,
anders, Idaho, and Mrs. 'Torvel .
,lsen of Tensed. Idaho, left Mon p
ay night for their homes after m
oming here for the funeral services d.
f Herbert Kasseth, and to visit re-
Itives of the Rorvigs. Mrs. Olson
along to help with the driving. 81
hey made the trip to Glasgow in q n.
ours. @
Mrs. Eva White, former Glasgow CT
,sident, and her daughter-tn-law, ia
IRIS. Dave White, and daughter, F.
Ann were here last week H
4 their return to their home n H
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TIA. Mrs. Dave White reported that SC
er husand, at n time sports h;
ritter for The Courier, is now an nj
,countant with the United States
ubber company. al
Robert w. Anderson arrived Sat re
day from Burnstad, N. D., to spend d;
few days with his sister, Mrs. M. ht
Taylor, and family. A neighbor, M
RS. Charles Hildenbrandt, accom- wi
anied him on the trip here, and &C
S mother, Mrs. d. L. Anderson, of
Id sisters, Mary and Margie, who Fl
i'd been visiting here and spending In
me time at the Legion plunge, &C of
Impanied him on his return trip ar
lesday. in
Mrs. Foster Kreis returned Tues d,
" morning from a vacation spent r
sitting her aunt, Mrs. c. j. Schulke tr,
Brewster, Wash, and Mrs. S. V.
oran of Okanogan, Wash. Her
andmother, Mrs. Mary F1tz-
trick. who has been making her
,me in Glasgow with her daughter, ds
rs. Margaret Dempsey, and her sh