The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-24
NASHUA
By Mrs. George Fisher

L. H. Sheldon left Sunday morn
ing for Seattle to visit his daughte
Allene, who is a dietitian in a hosp
tai.
Mrs. Walter Weirs, who visited ne
father-in-law, r. H. Weirs, left &c
her home in Butte last week.
Mrs. M. Kronebusch of Avondal
called at the home of her daughtel
Mrs. Emil Reimche, Monday. Sh
was enroute to Fargo, N. D., TO at
tend the funeral of a nephew, VIII
was killed in California. He was
navy fighter plane Instructor.
Group l of the Lutheran Ladie
Aid met last Wednesday Afternoon
at the church parlors with Mrs. II
Helgeson as hostess. Group 2 met tn
same afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Abe Freissen.
Mrs. Mary Moore of Wolf Poin
came last week for a visit with Mrs
Thomas Eldridge.
Altar society members met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Georg'
Hassler.
MI. and Mrs. George Hassler anC
Rita drove to the hot water plunge
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Ulvestad re-
turned home Thursday morning from
Seattle. where they had been fol
three weeks. Mrs. Ulvestad under
went a major operation while there
and during her convalesence they
visited at the home of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Keith Peterson, ano
brother, Karl UlveStad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Berg received
word from their son, Corp. Ingvalo
Berg that he has received the
bronze star for his European ribbon,
Mrs. Webb Dragoo, who has spent
the winter in Vancouver, Wash, re-
turned home to spend a few weeks
with her sons, Mark and James. Mr.
Dragoo is employed there in the
shipyards. Enroute home she visited
in Helena and Great Falls with her
daughters.
Mrs. Anthony Schnell was sur
prised Tuesday night, her birthday,
when several friends had a party
at the home of Mrs. John Ihnat.
Her fifth wedding anniversary was
also celebrated. Her husband is IN
the South Pacific.
Walter Waters who is enrolled
with the army special training pro-
gram at the state university at Salt
Lake City, came home for a three
weeks medical furlough. He was
present at his graduation exercises
at the Nashua high school. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Walters.
Charles Dascher recently pur-
chased the 240 acre farm which IS
as the c. M. Peterson farm
located on the South Bench. This
farm was sold last year to George
Waters. He also sold another l6O
acre farm to Mr.. Dascher, making
the 400 acre tract.
Mrs. Joe Lutz who had been at
Jacksonville, N. c., where her hus-
band. Lieut.. Lutz was stationed, re-
home Wednesday morning.
He was transferred to California.
Word has been received from
Mrs. George Spaulding at Bremen
ton, Wash. that her husband, Corp
George Spaulding, has arrived in
France. Mrs. Spaulding was for
nerly Beulah Cheney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Milsten, who
lave been here for a few weeks, left
Wednesday morning for their home
n Bremerton, Wash. Mr.. MilSten
lad been farming for his mother,
Mrs. Martin Milsten, and while
lere they were guests at the home
# Mrs. Milsten's parents, Mr.. and
drs. Theodor Aaberg.
Mrs. Elva PETERSON, who completed
Ter school term at Frazer, came
tuesday and will visit at the home
f her daughter, Mrs. K. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Hagen and
heir son, Corp. Technician George
)unster, spent Saturday evening at
he Wilhelm home in Opheim and
lso visited Mrs. Breen Sunday. Mrs.
Kugler accompanied them
nd was an overnight guest at the
)rris Ouren home.
Mrs. Mary Dignan of Glasgow was
4 Nashua Tuesday on business. Mrs.
fairy Fitzpatrick accompanied her
nd spent the day visiting Mrs. John
Paul Weinmeister, who has COM
leted his boot training in Califcr-
ia, was expected to arrive today to
pend his leave here. He is with the
eabees.
william Hyatt of Hot Springs has
cen visiting at the William Soper
ONE near Larslan. He will leave
MS week end for Bemidji, Mimi, to
isit relatives. He is a former resi-
ent of the Larslan community.