The Glasgow courier., 1915-09-10


Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Pease are the
proud parents of a bouncing six
pound baby girl, born Wednesday
morning. Both mother and child are
doing nicely.
The music Of the Glasgow band was
one of the big features at the fair!
They livened up things wonderfully
and their street concerts were great
ly appreciated. .s-. -. +.
Mrs. r. E.: Gibbs and Miss Gibbs,
mother and sister Of Mrs. c. c. Stor-
ing Of this city left this week for
their home in Minneapolis after spend
ing several months here visiting.
Gregg Phelan is the first reserva-
| ton farmer to haul wheat into Nash
ua, says the Nashua Independent. He
threshed q 30-acre field on Sunday
obtaining an average Of II bushels
per acre. .s-,.
/ X. o. Slette of Culbertson was q
visitor in the city Monday. Mr..
Slette is one of Culbertson's best boos-
ters and states that business is good
in the metropolis of southern Sherid-
an county. ...a -.
A number of local nimrods were
up with the sun Sunday morning and
started out after ducks and chickens.
From the number who went out and
the bags they reported, the feathered
tribe was greatly diminished.
Cliff Movold came down from Saco
Monday and spent the day in the city
visiting friends. He left Tuesday
morning for Tacoma where he will
spend the winter and expects to re-
turn with warm weather in the spring.
Editor H. A. Johnson of the Malta
Enterprise passed through the city
Monday on his way to Williston to
get new automobile. Mr.. Johnson's
old car went up in smoke and he went
to Williston to Williston to get its
successor.
The special train from Malta and
other points along the line brought
number of fair visitors Wednesday
morning. The rains the day before
failed to dampen the ardor of many
who came from the western part OF
the county.
;; County Commissioners Peter A
West, Carl J. Anderson and c. W
Baylor have been in the city this
week for the regular September meet
ing of the Board. They were daily
, visitors at the fair and watched thu
races with interest.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ed Combs of Opheim last week
says the Glentana Reporter. The tw'
little ball players are getting alon'
fine and have already protested Um
pire Eds decisions several times. Mrs
Combs is also getting along nicely.
H. L. Wolfe, formerly resident o
this city and now practicing law a
Malta, was appointed County Attor
: ney last week to fill the vacancy caus
ed by the removal Of Dennis McGratf
! Mr.. Wolfe's many friends here wis
4 him the best of success in his nc>
! position.
C. F. Kinney returned to the cit
Saturday after spending a month o
!: his claim on the state land up nortl
{ The land which he has settled on
= also claimed by another homesteade
= and both are living on it. A hearin
. will be held within a short time
q decide which one is to hold the lant
C. A. Hulbush, Deputy State Vete1
4 marian, ordered Al horses killed {
. West Fork last week. These wei
z afflicted with dourine. Forty of tn
8 horses belonged to the Mcleod famil
= 3 and one to James A. Mead. The go'
y vernment pays the owner one half
\ the assessed valuation of the horse
n and the state pays the other half.
8 In the mile race at the Fair We'
u nesday afternoon, the riding of Lift
3 Dave Anderson, who rode Buella lie
q one of Frank Cusker's horses deserve
special mention. Although quite
distance behind the leaders at the ha
. mile post, the little fellow pushed h
= horse to the limit and crept up
& the leaders and won out by sa
margin.