The Glasgow courier. [volume], November 01, 1945, Page Page 12, Image 12

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NO UNSIGNED ITEMS
Under no circumstances will
society or other news items
mailed to The Courier without
signature and address of the
sender be published. Nor, ordin
arily, will items be published
that are too "old" to be news,
such as happenings that ocur
red from ten days to two weeks
before the issue of the paper.
Fouts-Bretzke
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Thomas L. Fouts or Nashua, was
married to Richard A. Bretzke, son
f, Mrs- Anna Bretzke of Glasgow
at 9:30. Oct. 24. in St. Raphaels
church in Glasgow, The Rev. Pr. A.
E. Foley peiiormed the ceremony.
Mrs. Bretzke wore a brown street
dress with brown accessories. She
carried a white prayer book with a
corsage of talesman roses and gar
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She wore a brown dress with brown
accessories and carried a corsage of
wlesman rose^-nre best man wa, 5
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hL of Mr RrSs hirTh
also the day of Mr. Bretzke s birth
day and his parents' wedding an ni
versary.
Mrs. Bretzke attended school in
Harlem, Glasgow and Nashua. Mr.
Bretzke was recently honorably dis
charged from the army. He served
for some time in the Pacific.
Afte r the wedding ceremony a
breakfast reception was held at the
home of the bridegroom's mother.
The couple left last Wednesday
night for Big Fork to visit Mr.
Bretzke's sister, Mrs. John Heikens,
and her family.
Hospital Guild Meets
Mrs Grant S. Moore presided at
a meeting of the Deaconess Hospital
guild last Friday, Members answered
to roll call with Hallowe'en num
bers. Mrs. Grace Weber, a past
president of the group, was a guest,
Mrs R. A DeHaven, who has been
ill was able to attend. Mrs. O. R.
McCleery and Mrs. Pete r Nyquist
L. D. R. Meets At Church
The Lutheran Daughters of Re
formation met at the church parlors
last Tuesday with Doris Peterson as
hostess. Twelve members were pres
ent. Selma Vegge, president, presid
ed. Helen Egstad discussed "Hymns
and Authors." Meditation was by
Mrs. Florence Keith and devotions ;
were hostesses.
were led by Edna Mae Erickson.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Judith Svingen next Tues
day night at 8
Dinner Honors Veteran
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Benson enter
tained at a 7 o'clock dinner Tuesday
night in honor of Robert Jensen Jr.,
who has just received his honorable
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discharge and has just returned
from the Pacific. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jensen, form
erly of Fort Peck and now of Seat
tle. Other guests at the dinner were
Mrs. Robert Jensen and their son
Dennis and Fred Tollefson of
Scobey.
Mrs. King Entertains
Mrs. James King entertained at a
Hallowe'en party in honor of her
mother, Mrs. Charles Clifton of
Spokane, Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Clifton formerly lived in Glasgow.
Neighbors and friends were invited
and games were played. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Henry Skillingberg and
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Radio & Sound Laboratory which operated as a
radio service organization for this area, and as a sup
ply source for this territiory, will in the future operate
as a division of the Maytag Electric Co., of North
Dakota and Montana.
Plans are going forward for a radio service business
but it will be several weeks before any radios can be
accepted for repair. The Courier will carry the "open
for business" announcement.
Correspondence regarding radio service will he
answered. Our desire would be to rapair ajul recon
dition every radio offered, but unfortunately, the out
look is that material and tubes will limit the initial
volume to about fifty percent of normal capacity.
It is a sincere pleasure to be able to make any an
nouncement regarding future operations here and we
look forward with pleasure to the prospect of seeing
many old friends again.
Irving Tjomsland with
Radio Ö Sound Laboratory
MAYTAG ELECTRIC CO.
FORK'S Rexall
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SEE OUR MAIL CIRCULARS FOR BARGAINS
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Mrs. Joyce Hall. Mrs. Clifton re
ceived a guest prize. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Baptist Society Hears Report
The Helping Hand society met last
Thursday afternoon in the Baptist
church. Mrs. E. I. Farrell was in
charge of the program. Reports of
an association meeting held recently
in Great Palls were given by Mrs.
Kon Puhrman, Mrs. H. F. Widen.
Mrs, E. B. Pease and Mrs. Ella
Burger. Refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. C. H. Roberts
and Mrs. H, P. Widen. The next
meeting will be an all-hostess meet
ing in the church, Nov, 8.
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Lydia Circle of the Lutheran
church met with Mrs. C, O. John
Î?" at he J h H 0me la H C T h H UrS H ay '^ rSl
Henry Sand conducted dpvotions
and Mrs. Sid Erickson was program
chairman. Mrs. Hans Egstad Mrs.
Edward Svmgen, Mrs. O. C. Ander
s0n , Mrs. Ted Swanson, Mrs. Waldo
Wetterling and Mrs. Peder Foss
were guests; The next meeting of
t h e circle will be with Mrs. T. T.
Boe. Thursday, Nov. 15.
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Guild With Mrs. Jamieson
St. Mathew's Guild met with Mrs.
Jamieson as hostess Thurs
^av afternoon Mrs G A Clark
d • ned \ C he meeting'with prayers. A
business meeting was conducted and
Lydia Circle At Johnsons
the afternoon was spent
in sewing. Mrs. Paul R. Priedl was
cupst A lunch was served with
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next me etmg o f the g roup on Ncv. 8.
Mrs. Krusee Has Triple Deck
Mrs. A. V. Krusee enertained the
Triple Deck Bridge club at her home
last Wednesday evening. Mrs. M. M.
Roach substituted for an absent
member. The high score prize was
won by Mrs. C. J. Carney and the
second high by Mrs. E. W. Olson,
The next meeting will be a nc-host
meeting on Nov.
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Home Demonstration Club Meets
Mrs. W. E. Dail was hostess to the
Glasgow Home Demonstration club
in the Red Crossrcom of the coun- Î
ty building last Tuesday. Four new
members joined the club. Mrs. C. P.
Cabell and Mrs, M. A. Wright, pro
ject leaders, gave a demonstration on
cleaning a sewing machine. Mrs. J.
W. Peterson will be the next hostess.
Nov. 13. The roll call response will,
be "My Favorite Recipe."
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Mrs. Leistiko Entertains
Mrs. Alice Leistiko entertained her
bridge club last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Glenn Larson and Mrs. Roy j
Huber were guests. High score was
"on by Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Mar
'in Hanson won the low prize. The
next meeting of the club will be with
Mrs. Jack Messmer, Nov. 7.
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Rainbow Girls to Meet
All Rainbow girls are requested i
b >' Mrs. Gertrude Weiss, mother ad
visor, to be at the Masonic hall at
J' 3 ®. ®H ndav afternoon, to practice
* or initiation. Mrs, Weiss wishes to
emphasize that this meeting is im
portant and that every girl should
be there.
Congregational Ladies Aid Meets
The Congregational Ladies Aid
met last Thursday afternoon in the
church clubroom. Mrs. J. E. Brown,
president, presided at the meeting.
Plans were discussed for a series of
food sales the first of which was
held last Saturday afternoon. The
next one will be held Nov. 17 in
Alvord's grocery store.
Sunday School Has Party
Sunday school enjoyed a Hallowe'en
party Friday night at the church,
Ghost stories were told and games
Members of the Christian church
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Deaconess Hospital
Notes
patients who entered the hospital
Friday were Mack Swain of Fort
peck for medical treatment; Norma
Gale Osier, 13, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Osier of Saco, for a tonsil
operation; James Thill 3, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Thill of Glas
gow, for medical treatment, and Mrs.
Oscar La Valle of Fort Peck, for
medical treatment.
Prank Lane entered Saturday as
a medical patient.
Mrs. J. S. Bardell of Glasgow has
been a surgical patient since Sunday.
te^^^Ämedielf Xtme^t
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centîy Sa C r|"d ^ete?an entered
hncnifal Mnnriav ns « mpdiral
D atient ^
' H aroid Jimison of Wheeler entered
Monday for surgerv
L j] a B aney, 8 daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Hiram Baney of Glasgow, re
ceived medical treatment Tuesday,
Mrs. Charles O. Peterson of Port
Peck entered Tuesday for medical
treatment.
Mrs. K. H. Dixon of Opheim has
been a medical patient since Tues
day.
Mrs. Henrv Lick of Hinsdale is a
surgical Patient. She entered Tues
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Patients who entered Wednesday
are George German of Glasgow, for
surgery; Mrs. J. D. Wood of Glas
gow medical treatment; Mrs. Wil
liam Barworth of Glasgow, a medi
cal patient, and Beatrice Murr, 6.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Murr
of Wheeler, for medical treatment.
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LICENSE IS ISSUED
Havre—A marriage license was is
sued here Wednesday to Walter
josenh Birkoski. 44 Opheim. and
Goldyn Pauline Botkin. 41 Glasgow.
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Lester Heiland of Tampico en
tered for surgical treatment Tues
day.
played during the evening. The de
corations were in keeping with Hall
owe'en and refreshments were
served. The committee in charge of
tlle party was composed of Mrs.
Emory Johnson and Mrs. Pern Op
nus.
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Miss node Honored
Members of the Deaconess hosp
*tal staff joined in extending birth
bay wishes to Miss Mary Ann Hoole
Sunday afternoon. A birthday cake
was presented m the hospital din
"J g o 0 ° n l ?, n ?, w " s .9 ut by Miss Hoole
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feuding a bmmnet oT Amedean
JJf*? 1 bouquet of Ameiican
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PORTRAITS
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XMAS
GIFTS
5x7 Portraits in Mounts
$12.50
Others Larger and Smaller
Have it taken now to avoid the rush. We cannot
guarantee Xmas delivery on portraits taken in Dec
ember.
Kodak Finishing Will Bfc Discontinued from Dec. 1
to Jan. 1
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COLE'S PHOTO STUDIO
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Our Repair Shop Will Be Closed
MONDAY - TUESDAY, NOV. 5 0 6
For Alterations
The Office, Parts and Lubrication
Departments Will Be Open for
Business as Usual.
Phone 221
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Mrs. Saindon Will
Reopen Blanche's
Beauty Shop Here
Blanche's Beauty shop will be re
opened by Mrs. Gladyce Saindon
next Wednesday i n its old location
in the Sutter building.
Mrs. Saindon with her husband.
Ed Saindcn, recently returned from
East Greenwich, R. I. While in the
east, Mrs. Saindon continued her
•beauty shop work and took several
special courses, including one in
haircutting.
Mr. Saindon recently received an
honorable discharge from the Sea
bees at Camp Endicott, R. i He was
a petty officer first class and had
been in the service fo r more than
three years. For over two years he
was i n the South Pacific. He is the
holder of the good conduct medal
Mr. Saindon has gone back to work
for the Montana Dakota-Utilitics
company.
Niece of Mrs. Edd
Appears in Movie
Coming to Glasgow
Francine, who sings with the
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radio "Hour of Gharm" program
every Sunday evening at 8, and who
appears this week end in the show
of "Here Come the Co-Eds" with
Abbott and Costello, is a niece of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Edd of Glasgow,
and a cousin of Mrs. John Shep
herd and Mrs. Willard Hasbrouck.
Francine, whose real name is Meta
Westberg, is a native of Moorhead,
Minn. She has a contralto voice.
Valley Resident
Deer Along Road
"If you see a deer along the Tam
pico road near Paisley, please leave
it alone." was the word brought
here Tuesday by Elmer Cotton,
farmer in the vicinity.
The animal is a pet, he said, and
will not run from human beings.
Hence, he asked that It, not be mol
ested.
The deer was found as a fawn
last spring by Martha Kaulitzke,
hidden in brush on the Kaulitzke
farm. It was almost starved and, ap
parently, its mother had been killed.
"It follows her around just like
a dog. It would be a shame if any
one shot it," Mr. Cotton commented.
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Calendar
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TONIGHT
8—Degree 0 f Honor business meet
ing in Odd Fellows hall.
8—American Legion and Auxiliary
in civic center Legion room.
FRIDAY
2:30 — W.C.T.U. with Mrs. Jacob
pattison. Three-minute talk on work
by each local director. Dues collec
tion,
4:15—Degree of Honor juveniles at
Odd Fellows hall.
MONDAY
6:15 — Business and Professional
Woman's club in Allen cafe.
7:30—Order of Rainbow in Mas
onic temple.
TUESDAY
8 — P.E.O. Sisterhood with Mrs.
Roy P. Huber.
8—Lutheran Daughters of the Re
formation with Judith Svingen.
THURSDAY
2:30—Lutheran Esther circle with
Mrs. Mark Watson, 940 Second ave
nue south.
BUTTREYS Are Ready to help
You Fix Dp For Winter
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Three-Way Lamps
Table Lamps
Window Shades
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CHAIRS
Mahogany or Walnut. A
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NASHUA AID PLANS BAZAAR
Nashua — Lutheran Ladles Aid
Group 1. meeting with Mrs. Charles
Alsberg Wednesday, made plans for
its annual food sale and bazaar at
the Farmers Union market Thurs
day, Nov. 8. Serving will begin at
11:30.
CHANGE OF NAME
LOLA'S BEAUTY SHOP
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Now Changed to
ADELINE'S BEAUTY SHOP
The New Phone Directory Will List Us Under the
New Name — PHONE No. 52
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A Few Cleanable Shades
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Other Drawers.
RUGS
You Always Have Room
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CHENILLE
TUMBLE TWIST
VEL TWIST
HAG HUGS
TREATED FOR CUT
Richard Dempsey, 23-month-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dempsey
of Port Peck, received treatment
Wednesday at the Deaconess hos
pial for a cut he suffered when he
dropped a glass he was holding. He
was taken home the same day.
Attend Glasgow Farmers Days.
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NICHT
Coughs
due to colds
are eased, sticky phlegm loosened up,
irritated upper breathing passages are
soothed and relieved, by rubbing Vicks
poRub on throat, chest and back
bedtime. Blessed relief as VapoRub
PENETRATES to upper bronchial
tubes with its special medicinal
STIMULATES chest and back sur
faces like a warming poultice.
Often by morning most of the mis
cry of the cold is gone! Remember—
ONLY VAPORUB Gives You this spe
cial double action. It's time-tested,
home-proved... the best-known home
remedy for reliev
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children's colds.
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VICKS
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