The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-10-25
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

the boys VIII participate IN the SldIt
band and M. E. A. convention
They plan to return Sunday. Six
teachers plan to attend the NJ. E. A
convention in Great Falls, but most
will attend at Glasgow.
A family reunion dinner in honor
of Stanley and Clarence Anderson
and Louis Bailey, all returned veter-
ans. was held at the LauritS An
derson home. About 80 were present
All the immediate families were pre-
sent except the Axel Anderson fam
lily and three grandsons, Earl and
Bud Clark and Dan Tichenor. Mrs.
Eric Sjoden of Stockholm, Sask.,
sister of Mrs. Anderson, was present,
Mrs. Samuel Paus made a trip to
Scobey Saturday.
Frank Redfiedl, post commander,
and Clarence Tichenor, department
vice commander, attended the dis
trict Legion convention in Hinsdale
last week. Mr.. Tichenor attended
the district convention of District 10
a Sidney Sunday. Enroute home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tichenor and Beryl
visited at the Wayne Lamberton
home where Beryl had an airplane
ride. They also visited Mrs. william
Shields and family at Enid. Mr..
Shields is at Camp Wolters. Texas.
The junior class entertained the
senior class at a scavenger hunt
Wednesday. A chilli luncheon was
served at the school following the
hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Schafer have
left for Fairview, Okla, after spend
ing two weeks visiting at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Elmer Tweten.
Private John Gore of Camp
Crowder, Mo, is spending a few
days furlough here visiting his fam
He has been in the hospital for sew
eral weeks.
Fern Risa, Helen Sullivan. and
Dudley Whittle were Glasgow callers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Smith were
Glasgow callers Monday.
Elmer Blikken Mrs. Thea Risa, and
T. l.. Blikken were Glasgow callers
Monday.
A Farmers Union dance was held
at the recreation hall Saturday with
about 100 present. Music was fur
nished by Elmer and Charles john
son. Alton Dixon and Otto Bullock.
Another dance will be held in two
weeks.
William Hass was a business caller
in Glasgow Saturday.
The Horace Feezell family and
many others were Glasgow callers
Saturday.
T. j. Hooking and Charles Reed
of GLASGOW were business callers
here Friday.
Mrs. Hugh Cole returned from the
hospital at Glasgow Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raw Barsness and
sons of Pocatello, Idaho. spent Fri
day at the home of Neil Rogers. Mrs.
Barsness is the former Eunice Kins-
Mrs. Dorcas Pagan entertained at
dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Weaver. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pagan
and baby, and Technical Serg. and
Mrs. Dick Pagan and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Art Reed and Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Rogers and DAUGHTER were
also dessert guests. The Dick Pagan
left Monday for Camp Clair
borne. Texas. having visited rela-
here the past few days.
Jay Gamrath and Kenneth Flovd
left this week for Helena to enter
he navy.
Mrs. Dwight Gamrath spent a few
lays in Poplar with her husband.
Mrs. Chris Gamrath stayed with
he children.
Dan Anderson and EUGENE Dur
Din took the Lewis HOUSEHOLD goods
md furniture to Great Falls the
asst of the week.
Mrs. Roy Whitescarver of Webb
City. who visited several DAYS at the
Din Hartley home. returned to her
home q few davs ago.
Mrs. Ole Rudning who visited re-
atives and friends in Sisseton. S. D..
Minneapolis and other points. ar
lived home wednesday. Mrs. Rud-
ling found travelling still difficult in
of the fact that war is over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keough and
LAUGHTER and Chris Christensen left
or Seattle Friday for a short vaca-
ion. MI. ard Mrs. Ed Delaney are
on the farm while they are
one.
Gordon Larson. James HanvOld
-ames Arneson and Norman Grim
pent Saturday at the Legion plunge.
Private Donald Bergen is now 40
north of Tokyo with the 9th
ivision. He has been in the army
ne year.
Mrs. Rov Bergstrom entertained
t a birthday dinner Sunday honor
no Mrs. Norton Bergstrom. Those
resent were the Norton BergStrom
amily, the Art Omvig family. the
ohm Bergstrom family and Mrs.
Rucker and son. Even Nc
wen. of Kildeer. Sask. Gifts were
resented to Mrs. Bergstrom.
Nh. and Mrs. King Hartley. 1Tr.
nd Mrs. r. H Atcheson and Mrs.
Hen TAYLOR and daughter were
uests of the Olin Hartleys over