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f GENEVIEVE 1
I_Bf Isabel) Swalhelm_^
John Lenertz. Maurice Arnold
and Ole Swalheim attended the
grazing meeting in Glasgow last,
Johnson
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Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J
Spokane visited friends in
neighborhood Tuesday. They were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ole
Swalheim
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helm thresh Thursday and Friday
Commissioner and Mrs. Ma n
Arnold were Glasgow visitors Fri
day.
Mrs. John Olson drove to Glas
gow Friday to get her sons Allen
and Norman to spend the week end
at their home on Cache creek The
attending high school in
boys are
GldsßOW.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester jrhnscn and
Dennis transacted business in Glas
gow Saturday.
Alex Mogan and daughter Joan
and Sarah Lincoln were Hinsdale
visitors Saturday
Mr and Mrs J. S. Peck were call
ers in Hinsdale Tuesday.
The threshing in this community
is completed except for a few small
fields of cats
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Through an error, an article in
last week's issue stated that regis
tration for the general election in
Valley county is 6,050. The correct
number is 5.750, compared with 5,
450 who were eligible to vote in the
primary election in July.
ERROR IN FIGURES
OPHEIM—-Dean Padgett, person- j
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Walla Walla, Wash., has earned
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SOCIAL, PERSONAL
AND CLUB NEWS
Mrs. Vincent D. Sullivan, 705 Musselshell — Telephone 223-M, Fort Peck
DinneV at Snell Home
I Mrs. Bert L. Snell was hostess
Thursday at 7 o'clock dinner at her
I heme in honor of Mrs. Richardson
Selee. Guests with Mrs. Selee were
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pnedl of Glas
|^w. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Clarke.
I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Horn.
Miss Mar >' Savage of Billings, Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Stroman and B.
McSpadden -plie evening wa s spent
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O. E. S. Club Installs
: Tlle E- s - clu & met Thursday
evening at the hotel clubrocms
j with Mrs. Chai les f. Zeige hostess.
I Mrs. Zeige, president, presided at
! the business meeting.
I Installation of efficers was held
with Mrs. Lisle D. Langley being
installed president. Mrs. R. E. Hill
man. secretary-treasurer and Mrs.
I Martin E. Nelson, chaplain. Plans
were made for the get together
P art y Friday night at the Langley
home. All Eastern Stars in Port
Peck ar e invited. The evening will
be s P ent P la - vin 8 games and getting
acquainted.
After the business meeting the
3-5-7 club joined the O. E. S. and
j U nch was served by the hostess,
Blrthdav Partv at wiIson>i
Mrs Merrll] wilson entertained at
a party last Wednesday evening in
honor cf Mr. Wilson's birthday,
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Archambeault, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
{Gamas. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wimmer
and ]\jj- s Delbert Livingston. Gin
llimn ,.. was played with Mis. Liv
ingston winning the first prize and
Mr. Wimmer lc w prize. Refresh
^ were serv ed by the hostess,
Gail Rupp Celebrates Birthday
Gail Rupp celebrated her fourth
birthday Saturday afternoon at a
party given for her by her mother,
Mrs. Herman Rupp, seven guests
were present. The afternoon was
spent playing various games. A
dessert was served. High score hon
|ors were wen by Mis. Thomas C.
Horn with Mis. Lester O. Ritter re
iceiving second high score prize and
Mrs. Glenn Hcstetter low prize.
Coffee at Quidors
Mrs. James S. Quidor entertained
ten guests last Friday afternoon
her home in honor of Mrs. Fred
Spicker of Billings, who is visiting
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Leonard E. Jchnston. The after
noon was ®P ent sewing and visiting.
Refreshments were served.
Auxiliary Meets at Hotel
The American Legion Auxiliary
met last Tuesday evening at the
hctel elubreoms with. Mrs Frank
McMillan as hostess. Mrs. Lisle
Squires, president, presided at
the business meeting. The Amerj
can Legion joined the women for
lunch which was served by the
hostess. i
Harza Office Employes Entertained
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Roby enter
tained the office employes and
wives cf the Harza Engineering
company last Saturday evening at
party in the hotel clubrocms
Seventeen guests were present'
Keeno was played during the eve
ning with many prizes given.
Fcr an intelligence guessing game
high prizes were won by Mrs.
Mcccrmack and Thomas C. Horn.
Substitutes were Muss Mary Savage
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freshments were served by the hos
Announcement of Arrival
Mr, and Mrs, Paul O. Koetitz an
nounce adoption cf Kathryn Ann,
three and one-half months.
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' ar Society at Johnsons
The Altar society met last Wed
nesday afternoon at the Carier V. j
hnson heme with Mrs. Johns;n
Mrs. Pat McDonnell as hostes
es. Five new members were pre
sent. Mrs. Johnson, vice president, j
presided. Tickets were issued to j
members to sell on the crocheted |
buffet runner. Plans were made for
fcocl sale. Oct. 22, Mrs. McIXn- !
vieil. Mrs. H. C. Tilzey and Mrs.
J - Kutzman are in charge. The
next meeting will be Nov. 4 at the
hotel. Election of officers will be
held. A lunch was served by the
hostesses.
Coffee Party at Horns
Mrs. Thomas C. Hern entertained
a coffee party last Saturday af
ternoon at her home in honor of I
house guest, Miss Mary Savage Î
Billings. Ten guests were present. ;
afternocn was spent sewing
visiting.
Mrs. Dunn Entertains Guild
Mrs. M. J. Dunn entertained the
Episcopal guild Monday afternoon
her home, A large number at
tended. Mrs. Dunn, president, pre
sided at the business meeting. Re
freshments were served by the hos
tess.
Films Shown at School
Two educational films were shown
the Fort Peck school this week.
They included one on "Conservation
Natural Resources" and one called
"Exploring the Universe."
Celebrates Birthday
Robert Keagy celebrated his ninth
birthday last Tuesday after school,
party was given for him at
home by his mother, Mrs. Ralph
Keagy. Ten guests were present. A
birthday cake, ice cream and favors
The LUTHERAN LADIES AID of FORT PECK is spon
soring a baked bean supper at the RECREATION HALL
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21, from 5:30 to 8
p. m.
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BROWN BREAD GREEN SALAD PICKLES
COFFEE
APPLE PIE
Forty Cents per Plate
the treats. Robert received
were
many presents.
Sewing Clubs Meet
Mrs. E. G. Rudberg entertained
her sewing club Thursday afternoon
at her home. A dessert was served
Msr. James Mention entertained
her club Thursday afternoon at
1:30 dessert. The afternoon was
spent sewing. Mrs. Howard Bjork
was a guest.
Mrs. Don Bliven entertained
sewing club last Thursday after
noon. A dessert was served by the
hostess. Mrs. Walter Mills and Mrs.
Fred Spicker were guests.
Coffee Parties for Miss Savage
Mrs. James V. House entertained
at a coffee party Friday morning
at her home in honor of Miss Mary
Savage of Billings, who is a guest
at the Thomas C. Horn home. Eight
were present.
Mrs. Vincent D. Sullivan enter
tained eight last Monday afternoon
at her home. Miss Savage and Mrs.
P. J. Dempsey of St. James. Minn.,
were out-of-town guests. A dessert
was served.. The afternoon was
spent visiting and sewing.
Coffee Party at Lovegrens
Mrs. Hugh Lovegren entertained
ten guests last Friday afternoon at
her home. A desesrt was served by
the hostess. The afternoon was
spent visiting and sewing. Mrs. P. J.
Dempsey was an out-of-town guest.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
met last Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors with Mrs. J, I. Corey
and Mrs. Rudolph V. Koetitz as
hostesses. Mrs. Harold A. Aus pre
sided at the business meeting. Plans
were made and discussed for the
Lntheran Ladies Meet
baked bean public church supper.
Oct, 21. Refreshments were served
by the hostesses.
BREVITIES
Mrs. Lisle R. Squires, local presi
dent, and Mrs, Charles P. Zeige at
tended the district American Legion
Auxiliary convention Monday after
noon in Glasgow. Claude Heath and
Mark Kotkin were delegates to the
Legion convention. A large number
from Port Peck attended the ban
quet Monday evening.
Mrs. Delbert Livingston and son
Bobby are visiting at the ranch home
of her parents near Park Grove.
Mrs. Don Bliven left Sunday for
Havre to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Erling Voldal and
children visited over the week end
at the Harold Wilhelm ranch north
west of Opheim.
Mr. and Mrs. John Swain Sr. left
Friday for Provo. S. D.. to visit their
son. John.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Fuhrman and
daughters of Glasgow visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Padgett Sunday.
Mrs. N. J. Kutzman and two chil
clren and Mrs. Arie M. Herren left
Monday for Miles City to visit
friends and .attend to business,
Mrs. Ira Henderson returned last
Thursday from Provo. S. D.. where
sbe s P en ^ ^ wo weeks,
Mr - and Mrs - H - c - Tilze - V of Mis
soula s P ent the week end visiting
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs - Harold c - Tilzev -
Carden s - Shekell of Omaha. Neb.
arr , ived ■|" Fort Pef i? laat Monday.
,. J ' ? Hans ° n of ? rea 7 Pa , s spent
M ° nda V night at the hotel.
tr L fp C r eC "'' a m
ansfe Î Washington, D C„
joined the control section staff.
WUllam E. Lundeen of Malta is
working with the guard section.
Franklin B. Blevins of Austin,
Minn., is working with the equip
ment section.
Pauline D. Ihnat of Nashua was
re-hired in the personnel section.
Leonard L. Lowery of Omaha ar
rived Monday.
Albert L. Pillerup, accompanied by
Miss Mayda Shelhamer and Robert
shenkle
left this week end for
Bozeman to visit relatives.
Mona M. McNulty of Wheeler has
begun work in the engineering di
vision.
Margaret D. Haggerty of Nashua
now working at the hotel,
Those who resigned from jobs re-
eently at Fort Peck are Ruth S
Faasen. Everett Garrick. Preida A
Janzen and Wallace R. Snyder.
Loseal L. Knight of Glasgow Is
employed at the hotel.
Mark H. McGillis, property sec
tion. has been furloughed to enroll
civilian pilot training.
Edgar A. Green, hotel, has been
furloughed to enlist in the navy.
Charles N. Carlon, laboratory, will
leave next week to enter the army,
Miss Helen D. Dale, mail and rec
crds section. Iws been transferred
the Seattle engineer district,
Mrs. Shirley G. Johnston has re
signed her position in the mail and
records section.
Mrs. M. J. Dunn, Mrs. H. N. Isaacs,
Mrs. Mark Kotkin. Mrs. James Pat
terson and Mr. and Mr. H. D. Cran
dall attended the reception for the
Rev. and Mrs. Prank Squires Thurs
day evening in Glasgow.
Mrs. Eric Blannin and daughter
Elizabeth left last Saturday morning
for Minneapolis to spend a month
visiting.
Miss Katherine Dunn and Miss
Molly Dunn of Minneapolis are vis
iting their brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dunn.
THRESHING REMAINS
Mr. and Mrs. Berger Akre of Op
heim were in Glasgow Tuesday. Mr.
Akre reported that there is still
considerable threshing to do in the
north country, with crop yields run
ning heavy.
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WHEELER
By Elva D. Pehrson
By Gladys Killenbeck
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Glasgow hospital Tuesday. !
Mrs. Myrtle Thomas has been em
s.
Are your children attending the
Children's Christian club, held in
the school on Friday nights at 7?
All children welcome.
Clarence Ross Sr., who has been
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ployed as clerk in the Wheeler gro- ;
cery the past week.
den ranch near Nashua, John Max
ness was helping out with the beet
lopping there last week.
Sally Sflnley, who teaches a rural
school n<Q- Hinsdale, was a week
end gueit at her parental home
here. f
Mr. and Mrs. Enos Roger and
daughter Florence spent several 'f
days last week visiting relatives and ! t
friends in Jordan. :
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The; Citizenship club of the lower
grades entertained students of the
upper grades at a meeting Friday, j
Mrs. Kirk Stanley has been hav-1
ing Rental work done in Glasgow.
Columbus day was celebrated in
Monday afternoon,
whejd the Citizenship club of the
upper grades entertained children
from the lower grades at a pro
gram.
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Due to labor shortage on the Shel
the local schools
Veryl Miller had dental work done
in Glasgow Tuesday.
The ideal Indian summer weather |
we have enjoyed the past two weeks <S>
was broken Monday with the com
ing of fall rains and cooler weather.
Mr. and Mrs. George Satter were
here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Maxness and
children were transacting business
here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Baylor spent
and
gow
several days in Nashua last week,
repairing a house they own there, j clay.
Mrs. Peter Lucan and grand
daughter Carol Overton are visiting,
relatives at Pittsburg, Va.
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ATTENDANCE GAINS
FRAZER—The attendance at the
Frazer school has reached the 185
mark, which is the highest figure
in several years. More are expected
in the next few days.
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every Montana voter at the Glasgow
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Mr. Rank in is a powerful speaker, a
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(Pol. Adv.— Paid for by Valley County Republican Central
Committee.)
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Tlie Lutheran Ladies Aid has
completed plans for a farewell partv
Friday afternoon for Rev. and Mrs.
Matheson at the home of Mrs. Ben
Solberg. Rev. Matheson has been in
Peerless and has covered the sur
rounding territory for the past 2'j
vears. He is leaving Monday for St.
Paul to attend Luther Theological
seminary to complete studies neces
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Kleeman were Mr. and
Guy Fagan. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Balm and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bahn.
Mrs. Millie Ramsbacher and
daughter Arlene left Sunday for
Moscow, Idaho, where Mrs. Rams
bâcher expects to find employment.
Mr ' an . d ,?? rs ' L ' Bah " of P ° P J
r . spent th * week end here with
l ®, lr , J on a ' ld daughter-in-law, Mr.
and ^«. Elmer Bahn.
J. D. Mavity of Pairview came
last Wednesday and remained until
Tuesday visiting his son, Max, and
family.
George Killenbeck and Prank
Heckner left Monday for Butte on
business.
Brackee Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Max Mavity, J. D. Mavity and H. H. ;
Hughes,
sary to his ordination.
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VANDALIA
By Sadie Muiflnger
Tony Wagner has been ailing the j
week from a very painful backj
which makes walking difficult fer j
He does not know the cause.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cain and Mr.
Mrs. Harry Wright were Glas
callers Saturday.
Paul Sowa and Harry Wright fin
digging their potatoes Pri
Klind's funeral in Hinsdale Tues - 1
afternoon.
Dave and Alex Watscn were Glas
callers Monday.
Tom Markle and Jess Hoke ship
cattle frem here Thursday.
Bob and Ena Mae Rohde spent
week end at home with her
Walter Christensen attended Jack
parents.
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By Mrs. Clarence A. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson
Spokane called on friends in this
community Tuesday.
Mrs Andre Sawley left Friday
for Corby. Minn,, to visit her sis
ter.
Mrs. Callie K. Peterson and Miss
Christine Erickson of Glasgow were
campaigning in this community
Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Lincoln, who has
been working at the Alex H. Mo
gan home for almost two months,
left to visit his sister in Bremer
ton.
William Barnes returned home
Tuesday evening from the Deep
Creek country west of Opheim
where he had been herding sheep
for Mike Welton.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hcckley
drove to Saco Monday evening to
visit Mrs. Hockley's brother, Lester
Knapp, who left Tuesday morning
to begin service in the army. Har
old Brown accompanied them to
Hinsdale,
Mrs. Arthur Murray visited Mrs.
A. C. Mogan Wednesday.
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Ruth Sauskojus
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ellertson and
Richard were business callers in
Wolf Point Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Waitschies and
Mr. and Mrs. David Sauskojus and
family of Ossette attended the
harvest festival at Lustre.
Business callers in Glasgow Sat
urday from this community were Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Kegel Jr.. Mr. and
Pete Foss and Phyllis and Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Ellertson, Margaret
and Richard,
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Mr. and Mrs. John Greenflaten
and daughter were business callers
in Scobey Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Waitschies took
Billy Storksen of Nashua home. He
was employed at their farm all
summer. Prom Nashua Waitschies
went to Glasgow.
Margaret Ellertson and Ruth
Sauskcjus spent the week end at
home.
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Kent Caraway, north country
farmer and Republican candidate
for state representative, was a cal
ler in Glasgow Wednesday.
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Monday will be "Fellowship Day"
at the Glasgow Gospel Tabernacle
with pastors and visitors from
throughout eastern Montana par
ticipating in three special services,
St was announced this week by the
Rev. Paul Wllliscroft.
Among visiting speakers expected
to take part in the special program
is the Rev. Leonard Palmer of Miles
City.
A morning service will be held
at 10:30. followed by one at 2:30
Monday afternoon and another at
7.30 that night.
Mr. and Mrs, Axel Peterson. Miss
Donis Peterson, and Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Mclnemey and children
drove to Wolf Point Thursday to
meet Maj. John Peterson, who was
there part of the day. They had
breakfast together there. He was ac
companied on a five day leave from
Pester Field, Texas, by Captain Mc
Murray. They spent a day visiting
in Kalispell. They flew to Montana
in an army plane.
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To the Voters of
Valley County:
Since I am serving my country in the United
Navy, it will be impossible for me to conduct the fall
paign. My name will appear on the ballot of the Demo
cratic ticket at the general election November 3,
candidate for re-election for the office of County Super
intendent of Schools.
The 1941 Montana Legislature passed a law providing
that a person who holds an elective public office, and who
is called into military service, may return to his state
county office after completing his term of service in the
military forces. This is in line with the announced policy
of the United States government and all employers to at
tempt to return those who have served their country to
the position they formerly held. The Attorney General of
the State of Montana has ruled that a candidate elected
to office may assume the office on his return home from
military service.
Miss Ella Hammerness, deputy during my terms of
office, has been appointed Acting County Superintendent
of Schools. She holds a Montana State Certificate and has
had extensive successful teaching and administration ex
perience. She is also thoroughly qualified through actual
experience within the office of the County Superintendent
of Schools. Miss Hammerness will continue to be Acting
County Superintendent of Schools until my return, if I
am re-elected.
Your vote and support will be appreciated.
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