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

N GOV visited several days in the Bay
st lor vicinity at the Guy Pagan an
If Ellis Jennings farms. They WEI
J. present at the New Years party a
/ the Ray Twetens and visited i
= Opheim at the Milo Jennings home
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Cladis lef
= Frlaay tor a months vacation L
. Seattle and Portland and othe
points.
New Years dinner guests at tn,
= Adolph Westby home were the JOIN
Stellflug family, the Paul StellfluE
family, the Jorgen ISakson family
the knute Dixon family, the Jo'
Isakson family, the Joe Stellflul
family, and Able and Morn!
Munger.
Able Munger visited his sister anc
family, MI. and Mrs. Hans Sorenson
at Hinsdale from Tuesday to Satur-
day.
} Knute Bette was a business caller
Saturday.
George Hickok was a Saturday
shopper.
The Pete Isakson family and
others of Baylor were in town Sun
day.
The Orvil Honrud family, Ludwig
Honrud Jr. and Louie Honrud left
Wednesday to visit relatives in
Custer and Great Falls.
Mrs. Dorcas Pagan and Anna
Belle Munger spent from Thursday
to Saturday at the home of MI. and
Mrs. Delmar McVee in Glasgow.
They also visited at the Art Reed
home.
Mrs. Orrin Thomas and son of
Glasgow visited at the Guy Pagan
farm from Thursday to Friday.
Milo Jennings, Ray Tweten, Bert
Langen and Guy Pagan were
business callers at Sidney from Fri
day to Sunday.
Ben Who'll, Resner Blikken and
Mark Tufte made a business trip
to Glasgow Saturday.
Mrs. Thea Risa, Jennie and Helen
Sullivan accompanied MI. and Mrs.
Roy Hallock to Glasgow Friday.
where Mrs. Risa remained a guest
for several days at the Harold
Holland home.
Darlene Moran, who spent several
days at the Heman Davenport
ranch, returned to town.
Mrs. AL Wangrud and son Ordene
left Wednesday for Minot, N. D.,
returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Paus and
daughter Florence went to Glasgow
Saturday from where Florence left
for Seattle having spent almost a
pnnnfhEc vacation of har naranfC'
home. Mrs. Ray st. John and Mrs.
D. T. st. John accompanied them to
Glasgow.
Mrs. E. R. Telford entertained
the Home Demonstration Club at
her home Thursday. A number
attended.
The Altar society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Harry Squires
Thursday, Jan. Is.
Mrs. A. o. Hanson has been con
Tined to her bed for several days
with pleurisy.
Glasgow Saturday.
o. A. Beck was a business caller
Scobey Friday.
Orrin KnutSon, who has been
at the S. A. Biem home for
several days, plans to leave Thurs
lay for Great Falls for further
medical attention for treatment of
INJURIES by an accident he suffered
here. He has been on sick leave.
Mrs. Knutson and girls will remain
here for a while.
MI. and Mrs. William Greer who
'pent the vacation at Butte, re-
.urned the lest of the week.
r. AAI AH-r TAaAl CfAsl Loft
Thursday for Melrose. Mimi, to
yisit relatives.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Durbin home were the
dwight Gamrath family, the Christ
iamrath family and Mrs. B. Bald
win. In the evening the Jacob
3uechler family joined the rest for
ards. :
The Robert Sullivans, who spent
'acation or the ranch, returned to
own Sunday. Most everyone re-
urned in time for the opening of :
chool Monday. |
Opheim Young people enjoyed a !
,arty Monday night at the Legion I
lall, honoring Ormond Dohlen.
A public card party was held at S
he Farmers Union hall Thursday /
.vening. Ten tables of progressive I
Whist were in play. High o went
o Mrs. Art Omvig and Roy Berg
from and low to Mrs. Selmer
jrindeland and Orris Ouren. An ,
I'D time dance was held later. :
The Earl J%acobson's entertained T
t New Years dinner Mrs. Christ !
5amrath and Jay and the Dwight
iamrath family.
The Christ Gamrath family, and
he Dwight Gamrath family were c
,ueStS at the Orris Ouren home Fri g
for supper and cards. /