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SOCIAL, PERSONAL
AND CLUB NEWS
Fort Peck
Mrs. Vincent D. Sullivan. 705 Musselshell — Telephone 223-M, Fort Peck
Girl Scouts at Camp
The Girl Scouts spent last week
end at the Scout Island camp. Mrs.
Albert Van S. Pulling was in charge,
assisted by Mrs. H. J McAuley and
Miss Jessie Traphagen.
Sixteen girls met at the Scout
rooms in the laboratory building
immediately after school Friday.
The trip to and from the island was!
assisted by Richard Eriksen. Cap
tain H. J. McAuley, Albert Van S.
Pulling and R. E. Stroman.
Mrs. Norman Fuller and daugh-1
ter Nola spent Saturday at the
camp and Miss Traphagen, who ar
rived Saturday, stayed until Sunday
Saturday night dinner guests were
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Richardson
Selee. Captain McAuley and Mr.
Pulling
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Girl Scouts Plan Dance
All arrangements have been made
for the Girls Scouts' dance Friday,
May 22, in the Recreation hall be
ginning at 8:30. Mrs Mark Kotkin
is in charge assisted by the Girl
Scouts. A three piece orchestra has
been engaged and the floor manager
and caller selected. The dancing
will be both modem and old time
It is an open party and everyone is
invited. Tickets are being sold by
the girls.
Pullings Make Trip
Mr- and Mrs. Albert Van S. Pull
ing rode their horses in from the
Fred Collins ranch Thursday, a dis
tance of 31 miles. They were guests
for dinner that evening of Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Kotkin.
Mrs. Farrington Entertain;
Mrs- Spencer Farrington enter
tained the Triple Deck bridge club
of Glasgow at her home Wednesday :
evening. Bridge was played at three
tables with high score honors going
to Mrs, George Renaker, second
high to Mrs. Gene Olson, and low ;
to Mrs. A. V- Krusee. Substitutes,
were Mrs. Robert Ebersole and Mrs.
Charles Hcffman A lunch was serv
House Guests at Farringtons I
Miss Dora Hovick. former super
intendent of the Deaconess hospital
at Glasgow', and new of Seattle, ar- ;
rived FViday to spend the week at
the Spencer Farrington home
Altar Society Meets I
The Altar society met at 2 30
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Dan McLaughlin. Mrs. Rud
olph Koetitz. a guest, gave the group
a talk on defense projects that mav
be organized. The society decided to
sponsor the auto repairs for women
as their project Plans were made for
a food sale Friday. A public card
party was scheduled for Wednesday.
May 20, at the Recreation hall. Aft- of
er the meeting, lunch was served by N.
the hostess A
Mothers Honored
The Altar society presented the
mothers with pink and white sweet
peas as they left church Sunday.
First Birthday Party
ed
Jeff Farrington was honored at
a birthday party Monday aftemocn
given for him by his mother, Mrs.
Spencer Farrington, jeif was one
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Saturday and Sunday, 1. 3, 7 and 9.
Week Days, 2, 7 and 9.
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May 14-15-16
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Blannin and daughter Elizabeth,;
Mrs- R. E. Hillman and son David
and daughter Judy, Mrs. Robert Eb
erscle and son William, Mrs. James
McGarvey and son James Jr.. Mrs.!
Paul Hoffman and son Paul Jr.,
Mrs. George Renaker and daughter
Diane and Mrs. D J. Studer, son
John and daughter Donna.
cream and birthday cake were serv
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Club Honors Mrs. Pulling
Mrs- Richard Enksen, assisted by
Rudolph Kcetitz and Mrs.
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Martin C- Nelson, entertained the
Birthday club Thursday morning at
( the home cf Mrs. Eriksen. The]
breakfast was in honor of Mrs. Al
bert Van s - Pulling and she was
presented with a gift from the club,
Mrs. Blannin Entertains
Mrs. Eric Blannin entertained her
club Friday at her heme Bridge
was played at two tables with Mrs.
Vincent D. Sullivan receiving high
score prize, Mrs. George Renaker
second high, and Mrs. Blannin. low.
Iced drinks were served during the
evening.
The substitutes were Mrs. J V.
House. Mrs. W. C. Funk and Mrs.
Sullivan.
Attend Meeting
Mrs. Lyle Squires and Mrs. R. V.
Koetitz spent Saturday in Glasgow
attending a meeting for club lead
ers and officers of the extension
service of the home demonstration
clubs. The local women were invited
to come in preparation fer a nut
rition group which is now in con
sideration for the near future by the
American Legion Auxiliary.
Mrs. Norman Entertains
Mrs. Joe Norman entertained the
American Legion Auxiliary sewing
olub Thursday in the hotel club
rooms. At 1:30 dessert luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Lutheran Ladicts Meet
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlors. Mrs. E. E. Thompson and !
Mrs. L. O. Pjerstad were hostesses, j
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Sewing Club Meets !
Mrs. R. P. Van Hee entertained i
her club Wednesday evening at her 1
home- After an evening spent sew
ing, lunch was served by the hostess, j
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Mr. Fjerstad Reviews Book
The Book club met Friday even- !
ing at the H. L. Weil home. The :
hosts and hostesses were Mr. and j
Mrs. Weil and Lieut- Col. and Mrs. |
Richardson Selee. Mrs. L. O Fjer- |
stad reviewed the beck "The Doctors i
Mayo" bv Helen clapesattle. Guests I
the club were Mr. and Mrs. b. i
Hannon and Mrs. R. E. Stroman I
lunch was served.
Mrs Pulling Honored
Mrs. B. L Snell entertained 11
guests at luncheon last Wednesday s
honoring Mrs. Albert Van S. Pulling, |
Two tables of bridge were played
with the table prizes being won by
Mrs. M. J Dunn and Mrs. Paul
Friedl of Glasgow. Mrs. Pulling was
presented with a guest prize.
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Mrs. Snell Entertains
Mrs. B L. Snell entertained at a
bridge-dessert Friday hcncring Mrs.
Roy Noble of Townsend. Three
tables of bridge were played and the
table prizes were won by Mrs. H. B.
Holton. Mrs. W D. Funk and Mrs.
Jchn Hackner, Mrs. Neble was pre
sented with a guest gift prize. She
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. C. W.
Simons
Episcopal Guild at Clarkes
Tlie Episcopal guild met Monday
aftemcon at the heme of Mrs. D.
, M. Clarke. After the business meet
ing. a social hour was enjoyed. A
reading was given by Mrs, Clarke.
Mrs Albert Van S. Pulling was pre
sented with a gift. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Registration Completed
A total of 980 applications for sugar
1 ration books was received at the
Fort peck school during the reg- j
istraticn period and 915 books were
issued. Registrars who assisted the
teachers were Mrs. Harold Aus. !
Mrs. Leslie Brown. Mrs. V. Evenson, j
Mrs H. J. McAuley. Mrs. J. S.
Quidor, Mrs. R. E, Stroman. Mrs. I
Rcy Tippett and Mrs. Charles Zeige. |
Operetta Proceeds Used
The proceeds of the operetta on
April 23. given by the grade school
children, were used to purchase a
library table and a silk flag.
Undergoes Operation
Word has been received that C j
G. Murphy underwent an operation
at the Mayo clinic Saturday morn- !
ing.
Lutheran Pastor Entertained
The Rev. David Svennungsen as
sisted by Mrs. M. C. Nelson, Mrs. |
H A. Aus. and Mrs. C. F. Zeige,
entertained Lutheran pasters of the
Glasgow circuit Monday at 1. The
guests were the Rev. and Mrs. T
T. Boe and sen of Malta, the Rev. 1
and Mrs. Richard Johnson and son 1
cf Saco, the Rev and Mrs. O. L I
Akre cf Hinsdale, the Rev. and Mrs
J. C Wlsnaes of Glasgow and the ;
Rev. O. N. Rue of Wolf Point. The I
Rev. and Mrs. Holte of Opheim
were unable to be present.
Auxiliary Elects
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Lyle Squires The group dis- !
cussed the nutrition project and de
elded to sponsor it if there are
enough interested and if the proper
leader can be secured.
The new officers elected were
Cecil Squires, president; Bernice
Fisk, secretary: Betty McKemie.
first vice president; Winifred zeige
second vice president; Mattie Me
Mlllan. historian, and Grace Nor
man. chaplain
After the business meeting a soc
ial hour in observance of music [
week was held with the American
Legion. John Palmer entertained
with piano soles and Hazel and
Charles Heath played two piano
and saxaphone duets. Miss Heath
also played two piano solos. The
social hour ended with group sing
ing. Lunch was served by the host
ess,
Mrs. Pulling Honored
Mrs. palmer stockness entertain
ed Friday morning at a coffee
party honoring Mrs. Albert Van S.
Pulling Mrs. Pulling was presented
with a guest prize. •
House Assignment;
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin D. Mill have
moved frem 236 Milk River drive
to 915 Jefferson street. Mrs. Verne
H. Hagenah has moved from 137
Sioux street to the hotel. Mrs. Ncr
man Shotnakoff has moved from
534 Cheyenne street to the hotel-1
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. ceday
and family have moved from 1133
West Kansas street to 244 James ■
street. Mr. and Mrs Don C. Bliven ,
and family are residing at 3303-A
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the title of their picture showing at the Roxy Saturday night
at 11, Sunday and Monday.
South Big Horn street. Mr. and Mrs
Leslie Brown are living at 137 SKux
street. Mrs. Elizabeth Mcngham
and family are living at 710 Mussel
shell.
BREVITIES
Lee K. Meyers and prank Rich
ardson of Scobey were guests at
the Employes hotel.
Robert Dcdson, representative of
the Lancaster corporation, is reg
istered at the Employes hotel.
E. H McMillan of Great Palls is
a guest at the Employes hotel.
J. B. Fowler, W. E. Barnes and
C. C. Adams, representative of the
Fegles Construction company, are
permanent guests at the Employes
hotel.
A. Clapp have checked out from the
Employes hotel.
Mrs. W. A. Erickson and infant
son Willie arrived home Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sells are in
Billings and Helena on a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Noble left Mon
da V morning for their home in
Townsend. They were accompanied
by Mrs Lester Noble,
Mr - , and Mrs. L D Langley and
Mrs - Norman Fuller spent Sunday
ln Nashua and attended the Boy
Scout kampingo.
Mrs - Elizabeth Eliason of Rich
land spent Mother's day in Fort
p f ck visiting with her son Harold
Ellason and her daughter, Mrs. Le
r0 - v Von Eschen.
Mir, and Mrs. Kenny Brcnstad of
Anaconda visited friends in Fort
Peck Monday
Cor P- Leonard McKay has been
P e l ndin K his furlough with his par
ents - Mr - and Mrs. John McKay,
Grever c Sherrod and Newel
Glasgow Civic Center
Satoday, May 16th
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ADMISSION: 55c, including tax
Direct from The Cotton Club
Now on Tour
One Nite Only
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PEOPLE — 14
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Why let time slip by just waiting for something
to turn up, or get into the rut of a routine job offer
ing no future? You can make the most of your time
by securing a college education that has a market
value.
With the return of confidence and business
more and greater opportunities
achieve and to win promotion, and obtain larger
salaries. But there will be but a few
for those without adequate training.
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Business is calling for secretaries.
accountants,
stenographers, salesmen and salesladies, bookkeepers
and young executives who are trained to make good
right from the start.
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Monday, June 8, gives you a chance to begin
your training without further loss of time. Call
write for current bulletin.
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Billings Business College
"A Business Training Institution of the Highest Type"
H. E. Biddinger, Principal
GLENTANA f
By Madeline Ackerman I
Llcyd Screnson took Jack Zim
mer to Great Palls Sunday to get
his son Mark Zimmer, who has
been patient at the Deaconess hosp
ital for the last year. They
turned home Monday evening,
Mr .and Mrs. Prank Bailey and
Marjcrie and Mrs. Vernon John
son were callers in Glasgow Sat
urday.
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Prank Bailey was a business call
er in Wolf Point Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. O'Brien were
callers in Glasgow Monday.
Paul Zimmer, who has been in |
quarantine for the mumps, is now
back on duty at Fort Knox, Ky.
Charles Stowell. who was staticn
is now in
and his sister, Mrs. A. R. Tuttle,
Corporal McKay is stationed at
Williams Field, Chandler, Ariz.
Miss Ann Stiger returned last
week from a visit in Billings,
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Combs of Pop
lar and Mr. and Mrs. William Mar
tin of Saco were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A- R.
Tuttle.
Mr.and Mrs. Martin L. Nelson
and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Swain spent
the week end in Great Falls.
ed in Fort Sill, Okla.
North Carolina.
Joyce Blocr left for her home
in Wisconsin last Monday called
by the illness of her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Fossum and
son were here Friday
( Jordan Coulee
By Mrs. Clarence A. Nelson
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! Mrs. John Johnson, Miss Dessie
; Rr berts and Mrs- Andrew Stiley ac
I companied Mrs. Victor Kindberg
i Glasgow Saturday. The women were
1 supper guests at the Stiley home on
j their return trip.
! Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson vis
1 ited at the Rutherford farm on
j their way to Hinsdale Saturday,
j Mrs, Dora Johnson and Henry
I Lick were Hinsdale callers Saturday
• evening.
Alex H Mjogan and son Junior
attended the junior prom in Hins
dale Friday evening.
William Barnes was a Hinsdale
caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Dora Johnsen and Henry
Lick visited at the Andrew Stiley
land Clarence Nelson homes Sunday
afternoon.
I At this writing, we are still en
joying a wonderful rain which
started Sunday evening and ccntin
ued through the night. An inch
|and a half has fallen at this time,
Farmers have their seeding most
completed and this rainfall should
raise their hopes considerably.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson and
their daughter Bonnie Lyn attended
church services in Hinsdale Sunday
morning. They visited at the T. A.
Thompson home in the afternoon.
T. A. Thompson accompanied Al
bert Nelson to his farm Sunday
afternoon. They will soon have their
spring work finished here.
Henry Hoerster returned to his
home Sunday after helping Andrew
Stiley with his farm work.
Mrs. Jim Peck is recovering from
a broken collarbone which she
suffered when a dresser fell on her
while she was helping Mr. Peck
move to their new home, the At
kinson farm, which they have pur
chased.
Security Agency
Coming Tuesday
A representative of the Havre
field office cf the social security
board will be in Glasgow Tuesday
morning to answer questions and
provide information concerning the
program, according to Miss Esther
Stockton, manager of the office.
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fi&fe * tar It's news, the way sonny and sis, mother and dad—and the
baking—have plentiful added man-made vitamins nowadays
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Added modern endurance factors
are the big news, too, about Conoco Nth
motor oil foryour needed Spring oil change
... the same Conoco N th oil that battled
five other fine brands in Death Valley—
till all oils and engines failed. Conoco N <A
out-mileaged the average of the others
more than 2 to 1... certified.
First, that's because any engine is OiL
plated by Conoco Nth. One of its en
durance factors has an effect that seems
like magnetism. This holds lubricant di
rect to cylinder walls and other parts.
They don't drain all dry while the car
stands. Then oil-plating can pro
vide ready lubricant for start
IBHHifeLfr ing. And after the oil-pump
sWPf'HBkt restores the familiar
oil film, there's still oil-plating besides!
You can see why an oil-plated engine
isn't so soon worn into an oil-eater. Nor is
its mileage badly dragged down by loads
of "stickum" under excess strain in
present-day motoring. To check or inhibit
this threat, Conoco Nth includes Thialkene
inhibitor,. . another factor of endurance
that made for Conoco N<h oil's startling
mileage margin in all the heat of Death
Valley. Conoco Nth topped the mileage of
any other tested brand by 74%; topped
one of them by 161%. Conoco Nth oil is
at Your Mileage Merchant's Conoco sta
tion right now for you... and every auto
motive authority insists, "Change oil for
Spring!" Today, change to an oil-plated
engine. Continental Oil Company
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E. J. Kjelslrup, Manager
316 First Avenue South, Glasgow
GLASGOW MOTOR SERVICE STATION
RETAIL DEALERS
Corner Fourth Street and Second Avenue South
Glasgow, Montana
CONOCO SERVICE STATION
"Fort Peck's Mileage Merchant 1
Across from Recreation Hall
Amos S. Moore, Lessee
| j TAMPICO
| 1 By Agnes Molvig
Word has been received from Pri
vate Max Nelson, a selectee in the
April draft, that he is now stationed
at Camp Roberts, Calif.
Victor Mcen is now employed at
the Etchart ranch.
Mrs- Elias Stensland spent Sat
urday night and Sunday visiting
Mrs. Marie Vegge in Glasgow.
C. J. Maalerud attended the
Farmers Union oil company direc
tors meeting in Glasgow Thursday
evening.
Mrs. E.
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Laundry and Dry Cleaning
Delivery
RETAIL DELIVERY RULING:
The Director of Defense Transportation has issued a general
order curtailing local delivery services as a means of conserving
transportation facilities and equipment.
Effective May I 5, laundries and dry cleaning establishments
are forbidden to make special deliveries except to hospitals and
the armed forces of the United States.
Effective May 1 5, call backs made in a second attempt to
make deliveries on the same day, or to make collections are
prohibited, and carriers may not make more than one delivery
to any one person in a single day.
After June I, local carriers using rubber tires are required
to reduce their total mileage at least 25 percent each month as
compared with the corresponding month in 1941.
HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP:
Have your laundry and dry clean
ing ready before the driver calls.
Call backs are prohibited.
If you won't be home when the
driver calls, make arrangements
with us so that we may avoid an
unnecessary stop.
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delivery basis, pay in full when
laundry or dry cleaning is deliv
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_If you order laundry or cleaning
service by phone — please call the
ered. Call backs are prohibited.
day beofr e you want us to call.
PantoriiMs Cleaners 8 Tailors
The Glasgow Cleaners
The Ideal Laundry
Glasgow Laundry 8 Dry Cleaners
ployed at the A A. Motzkau home
Friday.
An extra gang moved into Tamp
ico Monday evening to put ties on
the track.
Miss Pern Etchart arrived home
Friday from Bozeman for a visit
and will leave Tuesday for her work.
Mrs. Llcyd Henningson, Mrs. Iver
Martin, Mrs. Sam Allie and Mrs.
Olaf Qualey attended council meet
ing Saturday in Glaseow
Arthur Burrus, a former resi
dent, is in the air force in Port
land.
Corp. Dean Tschache fermer el
evator man in Tampico, is now
May 14,
Will Again Seek
Commission Post
HELENA—Horace F. Casey an
nounces that he will file for re
election to Montana railroad and
public service commissioner on the
Democratic ticket.
As senior member of the commis
sion he is completing his first term
Mr. Casey has been a resident of
Montana for 41 years, with the ex
ception of two years he spent as a
soldier in World War 1 with the
First division in France. He has also
served as a member of the Montana