The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15

His brother Joe Is also in the navy
Leonard Thorbjornson and hi
grandmother, Mrs. Christine Dab
If Fairview spent the week end a
the H. Helgeson home. He is
nephew of Mrs. Helgeson and Mrs
Dahl is her mother.
Mrs. Rockney Runion of FroiC
came last Thursday to visit for &
week at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Hans Bergstrom. They went tt
Joplin to spend the week end visit
ing Mrs. Bergstrom's daughter Mrs
Marvin Sundheim, a sister of Mrs
Bergstrom and children of Froio
came Tuesday to visit at the Berg
Strom home until Friday.
Mrs. Stella johnson left Tuesday
for Bainville where she will BE- en-
ployed at the depot doing relief
work.
A committee meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. H. E. Hill Monday
evening. Plans we're made for the
food sale by the Altar society on
Saturday, March II, at the Dostert
building.
The Van Guard Home DemonStra-
ton club met Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. H. HelgeSon. Mrs.
o. H. Baylor and Mrs. H. j. Geer
gave a report of the meeting which
they attended at Glasgow. Miss Iva
Holiday, county agent, explained
the establishing of a county library.
Mrs. w. j. Wittmayer vas appointed
to secure the names of the taxpayers
in this district. Mrs. Hiram Peters
joined the club and Mrs. T. Maur-
seth and Mrs. Norris Peterson were
guests.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid was en-
tanned last Wednesday afternoon at
the church parlors with Mrs. Frank
Mcpherson, Mrs. c. H. Schmitt, Mrs.
Carl Bollinger and Mrs. HermanSon
as hostesses. A SIS donation was
voted to the Red Cross.
Mrs. Russell Aldridge and little
son frankie and Mrs. Robert Hueth
and daughter Bobby Lou left Mon
day for Great Falls where they will
make their home. Mrs. Aldridge has
accepted a nurse position in the
.eaconesS hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
N%ybakken drove there with
and will visit there for a few
before returning.
Miss Alice Holder arrived Thurs
lay from Los Angeles to visit her
iather. G. E. Holder. She left Fri
lay to spend the week end at the
lome OF an aunt in Sidney. She is
Employed by the navy department.
Pfc. Gene Mattingly left Tuesday
1orning for Wichita, Kan, to visit
is wife. the former Miss bessie {
ooberts. before returning to camp ,
, Oklahoma. He came here to visit !
is father, Claude Mattingly. r
Homer Peters shipped ten carloads :
T alfalfa hay to the market in
Minneapolis. :
Group l of the Lutheran Ladies
id met Wednesday with Mrs. Fred
tohl. Plans were completed for the
nnual apron sale and the serving
f luncheon. Saturday, March "a, at
Dostert building. ,
The Royal Neighbors will meet
thursday. March %. at their hall. 7
he fiftieth anniversary of the y
'ciety will be observed and special S
ltertainmert will be offered. {
Miss Marjorie Fouts left Sunday +
orning for Long View. Wash. in 7
Impany with Mrs. Edward Paulson :
Id little daughter of Fort Peck, II
DO will visit at the home of Mrs. .
iulson's uncle, Ray Smith. She u
ans to make her home there. "A
and Mrs. Joseph Lutz ar u
'ed Saturday morning to visit her 81
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Mitchell.
autenant Lutz graduated. March. e.
at Quantico. va, and was a men, .
r of the 62nd reserve officers =.
ISIS. He graduated from the Nashua III
gh school in 1941. They plan to
I've Sunday for WASHINGTON. d. c. Sc
will report to Quantico for fur al
er assignment. IA
Fred Desonia who is with the 81
lbees and has been in the Pacific
.urped home Tuesday and is Is
his furlough here. He en- VI
ed in the seabees in August. 1913. N
Mrs. Russell Carter and Rusanne u
Seattle came Monday morning Il
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w
Job Weinmeister.