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VANDALIA
Mrs. Iver Martin of Tampico vis
ited Mrs Erwin Wagner and the
school last Friday afternoon.
Mrs Harry Wright went to Glas
gow Monday afternoon to help at
the Les Hanson home while Mrs
Hanson's mother is sick.
Mrs r H Mulfinrer stopped to
visT her wn and wife Mn and
Mrs Henn Mulfin«r Mrs Mul
f mirer ha^ been visiting her two
daughters in Tacoma^Wash.. the
Mst month
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and
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Mrs. Charles Putz accompanied
John Sowa to Glasgow Monday
morning for a day or two. John was
äT 1 &w."i
s:"« "*" male
Mrs. Earl Cain is the first m the
wow* n «To c \^ i ^er eroun< *
and r Te"v were Himsdale callers
Tuesday afternoon.
Sadie Mulfinger
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By Olna Thompson _
A group of 23 girls and boys,
members of the L. D. R-. sur PL 1 f
Mrs E. B-Holte at her home weo
nesday evenlng .
and n s0 ^ "^ s ^ ™u r ^ i 'h 0 iu'
money was presented to MTs Ho
The L. D B was entertained
the Milo Jennings home Tuesday
evening. Pasty Jennings and Beni
Tichenor were hostesses,
: decided to have a mother da in, i
banquet in May.
A group of 45 people attended
birthday party at the Guy Paga.
Fuhrmarr
scores wen JL 1° M Don ™
and Sa /! 1 d Mrs "william Soper
"^"£"5phdTSlere'wed
Larshm were upne m car
Beach^ cÄf wdth * Douglas
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SuSJsfxJSFvSst.
M^Chris Zeitner left for Havre
T1 }^ sda -' nH M nenrvp Johnson
sint a few dav^ la^Äk in itatS
a^OratPalls returning Wednes
and Gréai Fans. re.u. g
Mrs DeWitt St John and Anna
Jolmson^nterUhied nine & gues tsa
d'nner Thursday. The evening was
soem plaving p'inochle
Private Olaf Anderson was honored
dinner at the LeRoy Berg
home Pridav. Other guests
Mr. and Mrs'. Martin Sorbo,
at a
strom
were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilhelm. John
Lofdahl. Ted Miller and son Teddy.
prank Diss and Mrs. Brien
Raymond Padgett left last Mon
dav for Carroll college at Helena for
na'w training.
Mrs Dorcas pagan, who has re
covered from a broken arm. returned
to her position at the dorm Monday,
Charles Durbin and others have
been unloading several cars of
lumber and fence posts for Elmer
Walstad the past week.
Mr and Mrs, Walter Irgens enter
tained 21 guests at a bridge pfiriy
Saturday evening. The hostesses,
served a'two course luncheon, prizes
for high score were awarded to Olaf
Larson and Mrs E. A. Walstad and
io w went to Mrs. Ben Wholf and
Samuel Paus.
The Markle Transfer delivered a
new tractor to Guy Burroughs Mon
dav.
Mr and Mrs Fred Whittle and
Mr and Mrs. Dwight Gamrath were
Glasgow callers Monday.
I Mrs Roy Hallock entertained the
i Sewing club Wednesday. Fourteen,
members were present. The hostess
rerved lunch Mrs C V Sheldon
'pent the night at the Ha.lock
home.
Mr and Mrs. Raymond Watterud
and famhy and Mrs Axel Watterud.
who visited in Columbus. N. D..
returned home last Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Buechle.
entertained a; a dlI ], n ?J •" at "J. da r
at 2 . honoring Mr and Mrs. La\ ,rn
Trarg of Richland Mrs Tr.,ne the
former Edna Buech.er ana Mr
Trang were married recently at
Wolf Point. Those present at the
sras* Sa™ 'S ÏÆ
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three tier wedding cake decorated
in oink and blue. xiiftf
tn rïl,
and dauchter Sjlvia went to Glss
gow Friday
: Mr and Mrs Dennis Cladis re
I turned from a short vacation in
Chicago Tuesday
Hattie Bergtoll entertained at a
pinochle party Thursdav evening.
I Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
! Irrens Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Walstad.
I Mr and Mrs Ben Wholf and Mr.
I and Mrs H. T Thompson. The
hostess served lunch
Ned Rovers, who left some time
with a car of stock, returned
ago
from LaMont. Mo., the last of the
week.
Earl Jacobson. John Buechler and
Dr. William Reed went to Glasgow
on business Fridav. Dr. Reed re
mained for a few davs
Albin Risa. Jenniebelle Risa and
Clifford Anderson were Glasgow
callers Saturday. Miss Jennie Schultz
of Great Falls'returned with them
Sunday and is a guest at the
Laurits Anderson home.
BEAVERTON
By Sirs. J. W. Barnard
Mrs J. W. Barnard left for Willis
ton. N. D., Wednesday to spend a
week visiting her son and daughter
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Bar
nard. and to help care for her new
grandson. Allen Donald.
Lloyd and Vincent Barnard made
a business trip to Glasgow Thurs
day.
Miss Aagot Lian. county health
nurse, visited the school Tuesday
morning.
Several have been hauling hay
this week.
Vincent Barnard and Marion
Johnson attended the play and
dance in Hinsdale Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs, Don McNamara and
family visited at the Lloyd Barnard
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Menge and son
Darrell attended the show- in Saco
Saturday.
Oho comes oftener to the J. W. B.
home than V.B. and M.J?
Maurice Reynolds was a Saturday
night caller in Saco.
Ellen Barnard was absent from
school several days last week with :
a bad cold.
Lloyd Barnard made a business!
trip to Hinsdale Saturday.
Dick Sudduth was an overnight
guest at the Fred King ranch.
Mr. and Mrs, George Accola were
in Saco Saturday afternoon.
B. J. Menge was a business caller
in Hinsdale Saturday.
Little Vincent was amiss
When a cowgirl he did kiss.
Now two false teeth he must wear
'Cause his own's no longer there.
GRANDVIEW
Mrs. Otto Kliewer
Some church services were not
held Sunday because of the snow,
wind and cold.
Lucille Schultz was taken to the I
Wolf Point hospital last week by
the Rev. Elmer Dick, where she un
derwent an appendix operation.
Mrs. H. G. Baerg returned home
Thursday after a two weeks' visit I
in Mountain Lake Minn., and New
ton, Kans.
Andrew Schmidt arrived Tuesday
for a furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Schmidt He is sla
tioned in a California CPS camp.
Trustees and relatives of Lustre
Bible school pupils gathered at the
Bible school Friday for the annual
social evening. A program was given
and a luncheon served.
Chamber Standing Committees
For Year Selected by Krusee
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gtandin g committees to take
charge of Glasgow Chamber of
Commerce actinties for Ute year
were annou nced this week by Pres
ident A V . Krusee. In addition, he
saidi s0me spe cial committees may
^ .selected later as the need for
them becomes evident.
. Thp comittee list, with the chair
man named first In each case.
a follows:
Advertlsi publicity and tourist
Louis Mitchell and Doris Jordan.
Agriculture-James K. McOibney,
Vll^I Legare, T. H. Markle. C O.
Johnson. H. W. Magruder. E. A
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A A SmTth 3 "!! J K° NeaT* G«ie
' ° n Civic Group
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jQhn Hl j rly °^ rs 'caUie
Peterson, George Mitchell and S
J°" dahl - „
Conventions—Ed Davisom A G
padness. George Allen. Hy D Miller.
Dr ° H Klein, Bert Nelson, D. J.
"f- Near _ A ston -
Charles Alley and J^ M, Stuart.
Youth activities— Dr. K R, Steff
ensen Mrs. E. L. Bowies. C A
Dunnell. Jon Papazian. C O. Tiegen
Dr. R. E Hyde F. D Alvord. John
BardeU and Thomas Dignan
Health and welfare—Dr. N. O.'
Agneberg. Mr Krusee. Gladys Sain
i don. John Barrett. Dr G. A. Clark.
Elmer Hall. Charlotte Schaeffer and
Mrs. Grace St. Clair.
Irrigation and resettlement—Otto
M Christlnson, Mark Roach. Mr.
Markle. C. H. Brocksmlth, J. P
sternhagen. Stanley Mavberrv J. W
wedum. Mr. Jarrett and ' R. L.
comwell.
Heads Membership
Membership and finance-^!. E
Brown G L p W oIf J \ Holland J
L Bjorstad H C Sevareid Russeli
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onlv slight changes were made
^ t hé Montana 1944 hunting and
Ashing seasons by the state fish and
g arnf commission, it was reported
by Elmer Johnson of Glasgow, mem
0 < the comission. who returned
Friday from ita meeting in Helena,
seasons will remain much the same
^ in 1943 \.j r Johnson said He
sa;( j a few jj,g game a reas have been
opened to shooting of does in 1944
bu; ;hls hat oeer. oniy in cases
where these areas showed an over
population of animal life
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? Five Glasgow high school students
have been selected for specialized
: training in the army or navy and
| probably will begin soon after the
close of the school year. Principal
G, V. Erickson reported this week.
Lyle Carden and Don Peterson
passed navy V-5 examinations in
Minneapolis. Their training will lead
to commissions Accepted as army
j air cadets after examinations at
Gore field Great Falls, were Everett
Breigenzer, Milford Arrotta
and
Peter Alan West,
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This ad is contributed to the 1944 Red Cross W
Fund Drive by
or
Farmers-Stockgrowers
Bank
Sternhagen Rubin Sinclair and Dr
C. A. Lecy
Mercantile - E. T Gallagher.
Paid Fried!. Mr Sevareid. Mr. Wolf,
E. L. Bowles F. D. Alvord. F. S,
McIntyre, John fîass, Mr. Benson,
A, G StrongPrank Rice, Clifford
Oombs^ Mr. Knwee, Elmer Hauger,
Floyd Scott, Leo Reardon, and Homer
LaPond.
, Pos V£? r P*"" 11 « ~ Mr. Jarrett,
*£*"?*£ E tomÄ Trie
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Public relations — Mr. Benson.
Herbwt Friedl.**- Campbell, c. A.
^YcamevSrtL^B^e 0 «^
g Gamev Curtis Beede and
g on ^commluee
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Sports—George Allen. Niai Smith,
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ton aVltoriSTkC" Chri "'
Barerei"'Henry ' M^hr^nd^ A M C
Swanson. ' '
Wild game conservation - Mr.
sternhagen. Dr. G. H. Klein. Elmer
Johnson. Fred Cool. Adrian Hanson,
and j 0 hn Sierts.
Wartime acUvitles-Leo Hoffman
Dr. C._B. Larson. Mr Scott,_Mr
Coles. R A. DeHaven. G. L. DeWitt.
L H. Keagy. Mr. Bundy and Stanley
Kalmski.
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from Lewistown. where he has been
employed, and will work at the
Brackee dairy and farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Paulson were
business callers in Wolf Point Pri
dav.
Mrs. Elmer Bahn spent the week
end at the home °f her Paroj 115 - Mr
ard XIrs J T ste * n ; 1,1 OP^im.
Mrs - Haro!d Nichols and daughter
RICHLAND
Victor Olson returned last week
By Gladys Kiliwbrrk
left Friday evening for Valley City
N D t0 joi n her husband who L'
on a short leave from the navy.
H. H Hughes left Sunday evening
^ or Ç^G' sta ^ Lake Minn., called by
the illness of his father
Mrs. Harrv Stahl entertained Sat
urday evenine a ' her hom îJ or , her
husband and eldest son. Daryl or.
their twrihdays Cards and Chine^
Checkers were played. Guests were
Mr and Mrs. Peter Lasar and fatn :
Mr and Mrs, E E. Drege* arc
daughters,
were Opheim callers Tuesday.
A Red Cross benefit card par: - -
was held at the Ralph Isaacson
home Tuesday evening. Those at
were Mn t Vi"a ^*iiber a*- -
ss*****
Fred Munger was a Friday caller.
Eva L Hoiladav. home de»tr.-tra
tton agent of Glasgow accompanied
w v vr rc ûi^aiev n* T , i'r>nicr'
b> . •y ! rs , c olaI , ,, i-'' p ' cc '
visited Mr. and Mrs. J M _ Thoeny
Thursday morning. The laoies were
on their way from Genevieve Op
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Georee Eelgarce accompanied
Babe Harris on his ma;, trip to
Thoeny and on to Hlnsda> Friday.
The Stuber bovy attende
show and dance at Hinsdale Friday
evening.
Ward.
Schwartz and Mrs. Elizabeth Elia
son.
Billv
Shorty
THOENY
Mrs. J. M. Thoenr
Mr and Mrs Harley H. Hunter
A late spell of wintry weather this
week brought about three inches of
snow.
Na ? lst D * adl ! ne
SÄSSS.
The VaUey county farm machin
j ra tioninv committee announced
tSay that May 1 is the deadline to
applications for raUoned farm
machinery, The committee members
stressed that all farmers who will
£Tneed of harvesting implements
!£ ou id make requests before that
datei "in order to insure the proper
distribution of such machinery."
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Lillian Olson accompanied her
mother to Glasgow Monday and had
d , work done
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relatives. Shorty Keifer has been in
Ä^ esheep ^ durmg
M " r XrA^^atS "e
fex rs union play in Hinsdal£
Melvin Jensen ' John Arndt and
Oscar Hatton were among those
who attended the Farmers Union
Play Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Lester Johnson and
sons called at the Robert Arndt
home Friday.
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GENEVIEVE
By Isabel! Swalheim
Mrs. George Olson has been vis
iting her daughter at Great Palls
JORDAN COULEE
By Mrs. Clarence A. Nelson
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home Sunday afternoon,
Lewis Ackland of Thoeny called at
the Clarence Nelson ranch on hit
way to Hinsdale Saturday evening
Clair Duncan visited Henry Lick
Saturday.
Harry Hughes made a business
trip to Glasgow Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson vis
r.ed Mrs. Dora Johnson and Henry
Lick Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. N. Hatton and son Oscar
visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nel
son Monday evening.
Henry Luraas and Harold and
Janet visited at the Henry Lick
Stockmen
Attention!
You Can Get All Vaccines
at Hall's
BLACKLEG BACTERIN
10 doses 54c
BLACKLEG AGGRESSIN
Germ Free
As Low as
6c per dose
BLACKLEGOL-CUTTER
Aluminum Hydroxide Adsorbed
lor longer immunity.
per dose 10c
Ask for quantity prices.
FRANKLIN
BLACKLEG BACTERIN
Higher Immunity Ratio
per dose 10c
Ask for quantity prices.
Hall Drug Co.
Glasgow. Montana
Returns on Show
Given (or Youth
Club '44 Are $81
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Tnni^ wimtnsT tho
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operation of the woman s group
project, Club '44. for junior-senior
high school students. It was reported
this week by Mrs. Howard Tripp,
club president.
The youth club at the civic center
is continuing operations and its
schedule of open hours is 7:30 to
10:30 Wednesdays, 7:30 to 12 Prl
days, 7:30 to 11 Saturdays and 2
to 5 Sundays.
Because a number of members
have left Glasgow since their hus
bands were drafted, a new schedule
of those supervising the club has
been arranged, Mrs. Tripp said.
On duty are Mrs. Ray Cuddy
and Mrs. Zada Richter. Wednesday
night; Miss Mary Lillian Oliver and
Florence Armstrong. Pridav night;
Mrs. Charles DeWitt and Miss Doris
Peterson, Saturday night, and Mrs.
Inez Zwenke and Mrs. Tripp. Sun
day afternoon.
CARE FOR 200.000 BABIES
Nearly 200.000 babies and their
mothers were cared for up to Peb.
1 under the emergency maternity
and infant care program. Hospital
and medical care are provided with
out cost to wives of service men in
the four lowest pay grades, during
pregnancy, childbirth, and for six
weeks after the baby is born, and for
the infant during Its first year.
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MIR aClE
Covers wallpaper with
coat, dries in on« hour, has
no offensive paint
odor — and is
washable. Gallon
does the average
room.
one
$J15
per gallon
Maytag Electric Store
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future cars with Glareless Lighting
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SUL. OIL-PLATING YOUR ENGINE
is like outdoing the future-today
Conoco motor oil... at regular price.
Oil-plating defies engine acids. These
infest every engine; they're part of every
explosion. They tend to corrode metals
most when your engine's driven little—
not heated throughout—often re-started
after full cooling. Yet even for more favor
able postwar driving you'll want acid
resistant oil-plating. Why not get it
without waiting? Today! Simply change
to Your Mileage Merchant's Conoco Nth
oil for Spring. Continental Oil Company
3,965,194 people bought the "latest" cars
—mostly 1941 models. Twenty-odd mil
lion cars are still older. All the probable
new car orders—even if dated today—
won't be quickly filled. Then what future
car improvement is likely to mean more
than the instant improvement of your
present car's health?
The least you can do for it is to have
unsuitable scratchy Winter oil drained.
But get more than an oil change; adopt
the major advancement of motor oil that
oil-plates— by getting Conoco Nth oil
for your indispensable oil change this
Spring. Conoco Nth motor oil adds pro
tective oil-plating to working parts by
"magnet-like" effect. This comes from the
special modern synthetic in patented
CONOCO
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MOTOR OIL
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
316 First Avenue South, Glasgow
E. J. Kjelstrup, Manager
GLASGOW MOTOR SERVICE STATION
RETAIL DEALERS
Corner Fourth Street and Second Avenue South
Glasgow, Montana
All Glasgow School
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PuDlls Get TB Test
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With work being done this week. I
J all Glasgow school pupils will have
} been given patch tests for tubercu
; losis, it was reported. Work is in
charge of Miss Aagot Lian. county
health nurse. All pupils who show
positive reactions to tests are given
x ' ra y examinations to determine if
f hp v Havp pontrsrtpd thp disease I
cney have contractea 1116 disease. |
WHY BE FAT V
Get slimmer Mi
* without exercise VV
You may 1 o*c pounds and have a
more slender, graceful tigure. No \
ezerasinc- No laxative*. Nodrags
With this AYDS plan you don't
cut out any meals, starches, no- ■
tatocs, meats or butter, you sim- M
ply cut them down. It t easier ■ ^
when you enjoy delicious (vita- ■ ^
fortified) A YDS before meals. M
Absolutely harmless. *
Try a large site box of A YDS. 30-day supply only
12.25. Money back if you don't get resul ts. F ho os
PUBLIC DRUG
Phone 17
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Seeding time is not far off.
Let us clean your seed wheat
now, so that you will have it
ready for spring planting.
We Are Now Buying Oats
INTERNATIONAL
ELEVATOR COMPANY
GLASGOW
DROPS TO 20 BELOW
, GENEVIEVE — It was 20 below
zero Monday morning three in
ches of snow on the level.
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DANCE
ARMORY
SATURDAY
NIGHT
MUSIC BY
BLANKENBURG
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
playing
MODERN DANCES
Look, Old Timers —
OLD TIME DANCES
DON'T MISS IT!