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HELP poMEsrlc tcent.l

MAID FOE G.H.W. and cooking; live out;
5k-day week; only light laundry; no chill
dren; compensation open. Call Wo. 1904
NURsEMAID. white, for Q children. each
"a day in school: $115 month. Call TIE.
SECOND MAID. upstairs work. assist with
WOMAN, settled, exp. with children, for
g.h.w.; live In. $25 per wk.; other helr
empl EN-. 8271, or write 30l0 Ordway st
WOMAN. white. settled. cook for small
family; excellent home, live in. Box 343-x,
WOMAN. settled general housework, stay
nights private family; good home. En-
WOMAN, intelligent, experienced; days
week: cleaning. small personal laundry.
Chevy Chase. Md. WI. 1910
WOMAN for light housecleaning. 4 or )
hours, one day week, SOC hour. Dupont
WOMAN, white, for light housekeeping; 2
adults: apt. in GEORGETOWN: live in; S2l
per week. Phone HO. 1914.
WOMAN, white, to do housework, cooking
for disabled elderly woman; live in; S6l
per mo- Call RA;. 6740.
WOMAN OR GIRL, part time, mornings
floor rooms, assist washing dishes; no disf
drying: a sterilizer is used: hours, 7:30 tt
l:30: SIS per week and 2 meals; only re
liable person and one who will report OF
time in morning Come ready. 1874 New
Will SHARE BuNGALow with service
mar mans family. care Of home and z girls
RE. 1900 Ext. 1856. or WA. '1l07 eve.
ningS. oDs
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FREE INFORMATION to men and womer
experts. Phone DI. 6e33. 81. III
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners, review. speed dictation
private lessons; moderate rates. DU 1925
p. b. x. TRAINING-EaSy, short, interest
ing, plenty of excellent positions: est. Il
yrs. =, CAPITAL P. B. K. SCHOOL, 1911
sPANiSH-Private classes at student's
ts2nstor home; exgsEisnsed aNns SoS5h AnsEls9n in
STEN0GRAPHIC and secretarial classe,
now forming Beginners and refreshel
courses in shorthand. typinE. bookkeeping
comptometer. all secretarial ubiects Est
233s BOYD SCHOOL I333 g st ,opp
LEARN TO FLY. Call Oliver ssss. CON.
GRFSsIoNAL AIRPORT
FLY-LEARN HOW. Use it in your bust
ness. Save time Go places fast Every
one eliaibie. Call hSHBURN FLYING
sEsYIGE. sEsyRiS,TISW TTewWple sss3in ssssi ,,o., 5;
arithm etic,, algebra, geometry, trieonometry
colleges, Army, Navy Eddy test exams. Days
and evening. MCNDELL INSTITUTE. 14th
and SITS, National Press Bldg. Room 239
District 24S0.
INSTRUCTION = Monthly = Drafting, de-
sign, blue print reading, architectural,
aeronautical mechanical, electrical. struc-
tural, typographical, building estimating.
preparation architects, surveyors, enei-
neers' licenses. MONDELL INSTITUTE
National Press Bldg, 14th and sts.
Room 239. District 24SO.
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COLoRED WOMAN wants cleaning in apt.
by the day, call DE. S196.
COLORED WOMAN, neat, wants days
work or part time. No laundry, Cali at
1897 I1th st. NV, Apt. 3, end a.
G.H.W. for employed couple by service
mans wife, AS hours Monday through
Friday. Vicinity Bellevue Congress Heights.
60c per hour. Box 1907, Star "a"
GIRLS co, colored, experienced; ] days
work, L part time, or all day work. Elk.
073S.
GIRL, colored, wants gh.w., evenings, part
time. DE. 5436.
GIRL colored, wishes part-time work daily
as g.hw. HO. 353S.
GIRL, colored, wants days work. HO
654T.
GIRL, colored. wants g.h.w., full time or
part time; good refs. AT. 0154.
LAUNDRY WORK done at home. business
men special attention; curtains stretched
and fine linen a specially RA 743e
Address 81 Columbia I'd. Goof ref 80
MAID, colored, middle-aged, part-time
weekly; central location; from to / nc
cooking. Adams $500.
WOMAN, colored. daywork, exp. BRAX-
TON, 1S4l Vernon ST n "
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HELP MEN 3 WOMEN.

BOY OR GIRL to deliver light packages
transportation by streetcar or bus, 5-day
week, good pay. good hours. Phone Elk
$500.
CAMERA ROOM OPERATOR wanted TO,
permanent position in large department
store studio; excellent opportunity, SALARY
and bonus. Call MISS RASSIAS, DI. 400
CASHIER-Hours to 2 am, $50 weel
and meals. Apply 3419 Conn. ave.
COOKS, short order; dishwashers. Ap.
HILL HdLLCaEsT z RESTAURANT, 2714 a9oot a9oot
COUPLE, under 40. poultry farm; no other
farming; pleasant SURROUNDINGS; SS5 mo
and 4-rm. furn. bungalow which equal,
S120 per mo. Phone SEVERNA PARK
Ex-sERvICE MEN OR WOMEN as typist
or bookkeepers; 5a-day week or part time
Apply Room 2o1, 725 18th st. NV, O
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS. 1e or over. W,
will train you for essential work on ou
food counters, helping to feed Washingtol
war workers. Good pay while learning. uni
forms furnished and laundered free. Appl.
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE Or ONCE
LAuNDRY HELP, all kinds; excellent pay
We will train you for your Job. Appl,
den lane, Bethesda, Md. Get on at 730t
block Wisconsin ave.
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PERSONAL (coat.) J,

INCOME TAX returns and declarations
prepared by former Government tax con-
sultants: competent. reasonable. GE. 9313
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng.
lish. self-confdence, freedom from self:
consciousness: private tutor MI. 1850
DRESSMAKING STUDIO. centrally located.
Formerly Of 5th ave. New York, Eauipped
Tor prompt service. Dresses. suits made
Moss. f order ALSO Also ressylns spa al,srst5ons
BxN1sai i0P PkAR nSPf sEfF. 6 .SoSsefousNEss, SssseeffousNEss
talk 1uently and convincinsiy. For private
lnteryieT phone Ma. 3488.
DRY CLEANING wholesale finished. ex-
cellent cleaning, price and service. JOHN
SONS CLEANING. WA. 1894
MAsso THERAPY, general health treat.
ment: appointments out. PRINCE E
WHITE; ", M 291 8 g st, NV. ME. ,Q237. "a
DRESSMAKING STUDIO, centrally located
Formerly Of 9th ave, New York Equipped
for prompt service. Dresses. suits made
to order. Also restyling and alterations
Moderate prices. LEA ENGEL, 1110 F st
NV, Room 20. Phone Ex. 1903.
HENS, SOC up; coat relinings; all kinds ol
tailoring and alterations; prompt service
expert workmanship. NEEDLECRAFT, 62(
18th st. NV, 2nd floor Ma $685.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofne, rock WOOL in.
sulation: Call US for estimate: HUDSON
SUPPLY g. EQUIPMENT CO.. .1727 Pa. ave.
nv Warehouse at 7th and ne. DI.
ASPHALT PAyING-psrking lots, driys-
Es 4oRT 8StRTa Si Sssi s kinds
work, brick siding. asbestos shingles, roof
ing. Repairs and remodeling. Phone WA.
eoMMuN,4Y eaSai X 4 M09EH Me0o9NE4HRAcroRs. RA 4ass. a
PaiSs, EyssiRs phone: If Sss5,
aSs Gok nshhR n1hnr Ss ns Gss ps
fses ts55ssieas Nt sia Wsson
AhLcRAFT AZ eTs ocoNsffRUcTIoN co. special-
ICES in difieult work and hard -to-get items.
Try US for al types Of work. We aim to
1tsais HNsMaNSILLE Ma Vi roofing, siding storm
sSsEaAcT2ss ssss f oo ssa!s sg ggdS sry GATES
Special rates this week on painting, paper
s Rsss eE5'ps Essy psxmesss Gan MR WILLIE
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add sddi-
concrete work. plumbing, decorating. as.
repa4s shg ap roof oal free sne
FENov2TISee Sisse 'es co i42o 1TVlns $ St. NV NV.
aAiNTING AND DECORATING. 40 years at
making homes brighter: unexcelled work
at reasonable rates. For free estimates.
Call RA. $3.50 or GE. 1888 after $50 pm.
LUCAS. LUCAS g. LUCAS. s23 Emerson
st NV
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLASTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work. Materials
available. Pree estimates. White mechanics.
Prompt service Terms arranged HOUGH
BROS. CO. d. 4100: after p.m FIR.
1902
ROOFING, ASBESTOS siding. remodelinz,
terms, LIB years; SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 110S-1113.
Member I'M Home Improvement Guild.
Johns-M -Manvi,ls i,oonso, m ,o -
ng. insulation combination storm sash.
1873 st NV RE $500
IN VIRGINIA call PATTERSON GARDINER
CO., CH. 1922. Johns-Manville roofing,
siding. insulation: storm windows. heating.
MoDERNIzE YOUR HoAE-Porches in
closed recreation rooms tuilt, atties m an
and plumbing. roofing. siding and storm
sash; Get our, our free essslmste Terms ar
eral Contractors. GE. 1851
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REPAIRS AND sERvlI.s Cont,

kkRAIkS AND SekVISeS lS0nx.k
RADI0s REPAlRED p engtnesrs e yqyf
own home. .. c.. Md. Va. u.
SaIi RADios ssy yKEPAiRED iahsiRE in your home Ii pos
sible, 25 years experience; prices reason.
able. all work guaranteed, prompt seryice'
RADIOS REPAIRED at orA- approved
prices. 25I DISCOUNT g % men snd dpTsnfn M9msnn y
CO. sos kennedy st. NV. IA. 251s.
ass!s' sss.s EFsi ii Esrf B6 sHas
s55SE Fs'as & ii sHs ssa. srsasss. slasss
aps. AND %orE D0uins saar farnsss M
sooFSG saS sDUstns snp!ah aa MR. esintaf '1
ktooF HtsSF REPAIRING. plastering, painting:
Service. ser Ice [. L. G. HAMILTON. Ex. 0e3e. 26s
| SEWING MACHINES-liuaranteed repairs
sar. ans AND %sns snSpss adastaf or af ans
ing machine dept. 3Id floor. s. KANN
sfMs. soNf co aIaHIsn R,itFss sIa9 inspect.
Gil and adjust any make macnine. M oso.
aR0qs PASs Sns eoYs ssss sssns snd
HoLsTERY-Furniture upholstered and
delivery eeGss also sp and
nass TIa sais3Rfi g"2 a Ra'sFs
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. CSC. Up to
5 1T wide and IT: long Have your blinds
cnine method WASHINGTON SHADE q
AWNING CO., 2o2I 18th NV, DU $500.
"a hour service. S. e. APPLIANCE CO., Ii.
| 1928. 26.
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. Full.
LER g. ALBERT. NC s1b 10th st. NV.
! THIS WK. ONLY-5 rms. and 2-story hall
| papered, $50; 100 selections. 1945 paper.
| Scraping, plastering, painting, floor sand
ing; remodeling from foundation to roof.
JACK R: TATE. Elk: S51I 29'
YOU BREAK TIVE FIX 1T. Southeast
Fixit Co. Radios, washing mach, vacuum
cleaners, all electrical and mechanical
appliances. PASCHAL & KhPATR1C,
3344 Mimi ave Sc TR 3429 2as
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS-Many midterm openings
register with ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY
sRlEcq c90rfa9 has 4ts ana G.
$500 mo-. knowl acct, stenog.. legal. 81.
day wk.,, S195 mo: stenoe;. aviation, SAC
type opers $3.50 So mo-: card ard % punch opar. per-
Rem. Rand, S145. Hundreds of excel
lent openings hourly. Top salaries. Est
lOpp. Capitol Theaterl Ma. 1898.
TEACHERS. clerks receptionists; select DO.
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal.
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
(ESt. II WIS I'LL q st MA 2114
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SITUATIONS MEN & woMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COUPLE, colored, days work. $3.50 anc
carfare: lst-class laundress, janitor wori
exp. Call DI. 1928
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL

WANTED-Ride to Phoenix Ariz. CO
drive. Phone AT. 1926.
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Situations Uanted adDertise-
nlentS containing the symbol
* are inserted By er-Serpice
men and Domen.
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eeded at local radio man.
TRANSPORTATION facilities
Washington area. Apply
WASHINGTON INSTI-
'OBOGY, 4Sl0 Calvert rd..
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Continued on Next Pass.l
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tent positions fol
iARFINCKEL'S. F

attorney with long estab-
Pleasant surroundings
=. 40-hour wk. Legal or
rience desirable but not
23-40. Address reply to
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HELP pOMESIlC.

CHAMBERMAID who can also cook break
fast. in private school. hours $40 am. to
. pm. 1851 New Hampshire ave. NV,
NO. 55o3
CHAMBERMAID and waitress for small
OF daily. no Sunday: no laundry or cooking
Apply 2022 G St n.w
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20

VACATION THROUGH JAN. 6
OPHEIM - Christmas school a
cation begins this Friday and con-
tinues until Monday, Jan. 6.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20
Davis Expecting
Son Back from
Guam Island Soon

Pfc. Melvin ]. Davis of Frazer is
expected home soon from the Pa
cific, according to his father. MINI
rod Davis, pioneer Indian resident
of Frazer community. who was a
Glasgow caller Monday.
Pfc. Davis is on Guam is
land, but previously was stationed
for some time on Saipan as a
ground crewman with a Bog group.
He had opportunity TO fly Over
Tokyo after the war when bombers
were making mercy flights" drop
ping food to American war prison
ers. On a flight his plane was al
most forced down by engine trouble
but was able to reach Okinawa and
make an emergency landing.
The elder Davis is now "A but APP
pears many years younger. He says
his good health is caused by the
fact that for more than 80 years he
has never touched tea or coffee or
any intoxicating liquors.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20
Weed Control
Is Growing
Rural

Weed control will continue to be
an increasingly important subject
for Valley county farmers and
should receive major attention dur
ing 1916, according to County Agent
James K. McGibney in his annual
report.
County commissioners this year
authorized a levy of rs mills, with
the money to be available in 1916
for purchasing chemicals needed in
the weed control program in irri-
gated areas.
Meetings with farmers had
brought the conclusion that a con-
troll program is needed as soon as
possible, otherwise weeds will be-
come a hazard in later years and
will then cost more to destroy" the
county agent stated.
The levy, bringing about $500, is
to be used in buying a truck, a weed
sprayer and chemicals and to en-
ploy two men for spraying opera
tons. The report also notes that the
International Elevator company here
now has a power sprayer and has
given several demonstrations of the
use of SinoX.
lone of the big jobs in 1916 will
be to put the weed control program
into operation" the report adds.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20
North Stars
Officers
Are Installed

Elective and appointive officer
of North Star ledge were installed
at a meeting of the lodge in the
Masonic temple Monday night
which was also featured by the pre-
sentation of a life membership in
the lodge to w. A. Baynham.
Officers who will serve in 1916
are Neil D.. Campbell, worshipful
master; c. H. Brocksmith, senior
warden; E. F. Ferrin, JUNO. ward
en-; George w. Lane, secretary; c.
H. Roberts, treasurer: Howard
Trip. senior deacon: Ebert
Thompson of Fort Peck, junior dea-
con; Earl Rudberg of Fort Peck,
senior steward. j. A. Peters. junior
steward; Carl Ohlson. chaplain;
Wesley Funk of Fort Peck. tyler.
and Charles E. Peterson Sr., mar
shall.
H. o. Morgan. junior grand ward
en- of Montana. acted as the install
officer.
Voting If life membership to M.
Mr.. Campbell stated,
came in recognition of long and
faithful service to the ledge"
Following the meeting. lunch was
served by E. L. Arnold and Mr..
3aynham.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20

I. Try this! Combine IL cups
molasses and Y cup melted short
ening; Add m egg well-beaten;
mix. Sift together az cups sifted
flour, ~ teaspoons baking soda.
u teaspoon salt, l teaspoon ginger,
u teaspoon cloves, l teaspoon Gin.
namon. Add alternately with q cup
hot water. Bake in creased pan in
gas oven at $50 degrees F. Serve
squares warm with honey and va
nilla ice cream.
2. One tablespoon cornstarch is
equivalent to IL tablespoons flour,
Wnen making gravy.
8. Dip veal chops in beaten egg
n milk, then crumbs. Brown slow
ly on both sides in skillet. Season,
place thin slice onion on each chop.
Add diluted e~vaporated milk to COW
er bottom Of skillet. Cover, cook
gently with top gas burner turned
70 low for so minutes to IL hours.
When liquid cooks down, add more,
as needed.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20
Donations SIS
So Far I'm
Hospital Drive

Valley county remittances to the
statewide hospital funds drive spon-
sored by the Orthopedic Foundation
of Billings totaled S158. through Dec,
II. according to information re-
ceived from state drive headquarters
by Mrs. S. I. Larson, county chair
man.
The drives goal is $500, 900, to be
spent on construction in Billings of
a hospital for sick and crippled chill
dren from all parts of the state.
Since 1916 pediatric and orthopedic
work has been carried on at st. Vim
cent hospital in Billings, as well as
at several similar institutions in the
state. Now, according to Orthopedic
Foundation directors, overcrowding
is extreme and facilities are taxed
almost beyond endurance. For ex-
ample, during this falls infantile
paralysis epidemic there were beds
in the halls at st. Vincent and
those in the wards were so close
together that nurses. were forced to
move them to attend the patients.
The Orthopedic Foundations
drive is not to be confused with the
Sister Kenny appeal, which is soli-
$50, 90 in Montana for the
training of technicians in the Kenny
method of infantile paralysis care
and for expansion of the Kenny In
in Minneapolis. All funds sub
scribed to the Orthopedic Founda-
ton. on the other hand, will be
spent in Montana for a hospital
rtbiob will odp,it avarx- fvpa Of cioL-
Or handicapped child who is mental
" normal and can benefit from
treatment.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20
OPHEIM
BY DINA Thompson

The Hollis Thompson family
moved to their new home. the for
mer Keefe building on main street
last Tuesday.
The high school Pep club spent
Monday evening caroling through
out the town. The singing was
climGxed by a chilli party at school.
Nj. and Mrs. E. a. Walstad and
family yer dinner guests at the
Jacob Stein home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. st John and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond St.
John and the Ward Bishop family
were dinner guests at the Frank l..
Bailey home in Glentana Sunday.
Dorothy Wolters OF Great Falls
arrived Saturday to visit her
Mrs. Harry Akers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Floyd came
to town by sleigh one day last week.
Gregory Durbin of Great Falls
spent Friday at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dur
bin.
P. K. Halverson and Al Wangrud.
who attended the Farmers Union
Grain Terminal association and
AA4CGNA-4ES u LA4C al AAACAs
Union in Minneapolis and St. Paul
asst week. returned home Monday.
MIS-. Esther Halverson moved 10
he Jacob stein home to room Mn
lay.
The Martin Capdeville family
anne to town by sleigh Wednesday.
Fifteen L. c. R. children met at
he home Of Marlene Bergstrom
donday evening with Mrs. E. B.
Iolte. advisor. A Christmas pro-
ram was held. followed by games
nd lunch.
The L. D.. R. and Luther league
roups held a joint Christmas party
t the church parlors Thursday
vening. Supervisor was Mrs. P. K.
i%alverson. A short program was
Ield, followed by games and buffet
inch. Christmas trees. candles and
aper poinsettias served as decora-
Dwight Gamrath of Poplar spent
few days at home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Gamrath
pent Friday and Saturday at the
dwight Gamrath home.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20
GLENTANA
By Mrs. Ruby Stein

Rev. FIR. Anthony Scrger spent
several days VISITING in Great Falls
this week.
Milton McGonigle was a caller in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Stein and
Raymond Pelham were shoppers In
Scobey Wednesday.
Jack Schuster left for Glasgow
Wednesday with the county patrol.
From there he Will go to Great
Falls to be with his family over the
holidays.
Lloyd Sorerson was a caller in
Opheim Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. st. John and
family OF Opheim were sunday din
ner guests OF Mr. ard Mrs. F. L.
Bailey and family.
Harry Renner and son Lloyd were
callers in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. J. O'Brien were
shoppers in Glasgow Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bailey were
business callers in Glasgow Satur-
day.
The Johnson children have been
STAYING at the Otto Bullock home for
a few days while attending school
OC(aASC VI N-4C LIN "NGN@-N 0N~
bad roads.
John Niehoff spent several days
last week visiting at the John and
Pete thinner homes.
william Niehoff and Pete Stein
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schuster and
children drove to Glasgow Monday
to do Christmas shopping.
william Niehcff and Pete Stein
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schuster and
children drove TO Glasgow Mon
lay to 90 Christmas shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Gunder-
mann. Harold Ida and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hiltner were callers in
own Saturday.
Dan Thoeny spent several days
his week visiting at the Robert
Stein home.
Lawrence Hiltner. who has been
listing in Minneapolis and other
,oints in Minnesota returned home
Saturday night. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Knudson OF
sichland visited at the Roman Stein
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dyrland
,ere shoppers in Opheim Wednes- {
:
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20
Wolfe Home After
Navy Discharge
at Bremerton|

Shipfitter Third Glass R. F.
Wolfe arrived Tuesday to Join Mrs.
Wclfe after receiving his honorable
discharge from the navy Seabees
at Bremerton Sunday. He had been
IN the service since Oct. -. l943.
and had duty both in the European
theater and the Atlantic. Mrs.
Wolfe and her mother, Mrs. ]. w.
Delay, have been operating the
Crystal cafe here. The veteran is a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eber E. Wolfe
OF Chino, Calf, former Glasgow
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20
TAMPICO
BY Agnes M0lvig

Mrs. Abbie Cotton is getting along
fine. She returned recently from
Rochester. Mimi, where she under
went an operation. Mrs. Les
Humphrey also is home again from
the hospital and getting along fine,
although still under doctors care.
Mrs. E. o. Wagner writes friends
she is improving after her opera
ton in November at the DeaconesS
hospital.
Pfc Ardelle Boreson arrived home
Friday on furlough fromh Fairfield,
Calf, to visit her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ben BoreSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lund visited
friends in this community Monday.
They lived south of Tampico be-
fore leaving for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nelson and
famil ymoved from the A. c. Vertz
place last week. Adrian Vertz son OF
Mr.. Vertz an dfamily live there
now.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20
Club Hears
Talks on Books
BY Courier Correspondent

BEAVERTON-The Happy Circle
Home Demonstration club met at
the school Thursday night. Mrs. H.
K. Brooke presided at the business
meeting. 1t was followed by a talk
on Books for Family Reading" by
Miss Iva Holiday of Glasgow. A
pot-luck lunch was brought by the
members. Mrs. Bill Martin and Mrs.
B. j. Menge acted as hostesses.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20
Mead0wlark Still
Here; Doesn't
Whistle In Winter

1t may be he has trouble with his
interior plumbing these winter days
but a meadowlark is making his
winter home on the Jacob Ems
farm 20 miles north of Frazer. Mr..
Ems, who was a Glasgow visitor
Tuesday. reported. He said he sees
the bird in a grain stack almost
every morning. There are no songs
from the singer these days of 81
below, but Mr.. Ems said that it
may be the lark's whistle is frozen.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-20
Corporal Hinman
Home For Holiday
After Discharge

Corp. L. T. Human is another
service nan home in time for the
HOLIDAYS. He arrived here Friday
to join Mrs. Human and their chill
dren after reoeiviro his honorable
discharge at Fort Douglas.
The Glasgow man had served al
most IA months in the army. All
his service was spent in Fort Doug
las, first in classification and in
terviewing and later IS occupation
81 councillor as Fort Douglas func-
toned as one of the major separa-
ton centerS.
PHfore his ent~aoce into the
army. Corporal Human was a
Of the staff of the United
states employment service office
here.