The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-06-11

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S. C. Moore, Secretary of the Com
mercial Club, was at Helena this
week attending a meeting of the Sec
retaries of the different Commercial
Clubs throughout the state, called for
the purpose of forming a state organ
ization.
A deal was closed this week by
which Paul Vornholt, formerly manag-
er of the Glasgow Drug Co., purchas-
ed the interest of Ernest E. Crouch in
the Bank Pool Hall. The new firm is
how composed of Frank H. Smith and
Paul Vornholt.
John Fuller of Coal Creek, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Fuller advises us that everything
in the Coal Creek neighborhood is in
excellent condition and that the farm
ers are looking forward to an excep-
tionally big yield this fall.
John L. Howe of Havre, Of the
Piper-Howe Lumber Co., was in the
city Friday for a visit with Manager
A. E. Bylcker of the local yard. Mr..
Howe expressed himself as being
greatly pleased with the crop outlook
and looks for a good year.
! J. C. Duncan, former County Treas
urer, was in the city the fore part
of the week for several days. He has
been on his ranch near Barr all spring
and states that he has sold out to his
sons and he and Mrs. Duncan expect
to take a trip south in the nea future.
H. M. Chester of Havre was a bust
ness visitor in Glasgow Wednesday
Mr.. Chester is one of the old timers in
Valley county and reports himself as
greatly surprised with the wonderful
! growth of the city during the past
year. b..
|. Baylor will play the Glasgow team
at the local park Sunday afternoon
Baylor defeated the Glasgow boys
once this season and they have
strengthened their team considerably
since then and will put up a goot
game. However, Glasgow wants re-
venge and expects to win.
Manager Bishell Of the Orpheum
announces that the big eight reel fea'
ture picture, "Anthony and Cleopatra
will be shown at the Orpheum mex
Wednesday. This is n of the reall.
big productions and has some Of tn
most gorgeous and expensive scener!
shown in a motion picture.
! DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Klein returne,
Saturday night from Chicago, AM
other eastern points where they hav
been for the past two months. Dr.
Klein took a postgraduate course il
Chicago and Northwestern ~universit
les in dental work. He states that h
never felt better in his life and
ready to buckle down to work.
Rev. R. T. Cookingham of Malta
was a business visitor in the cit,
yesterday. He reports that building
operations in Malta are heavy and tina
the coming fall will see many new an
beautiful buildings in the Phillip
county metropolis. He left toda
from here for the Galpin school hous
where a big farmers picnic is beini
! held today and where he will delive
an address.
There will be anther picnic dane
Z at A. D. Gouge's Saturday evening
> June 10th. Darst's Orchestra wi
furnish the music and a good time !
assured. The Gouge ranch is onl
. three and one half miles from tow
and there will no doubt be many frol
here attend the dance. A bowery hs
been constructed adjoining the houf
and arrangements are being made I
handle a large crowd.
y Considerable difficulty is being e,
%perienced by the base ball manage
ment in keeping the ball grounds
shape to play on this season. II
soaking the grounds received from Il
skating rink last winter has not,
yet, been thoroughly dried out al
all of the water stands on top of Il
ground. However, drains have be'
is put in and barring exceptionally he
Wy rains the park will be in go
shape for next Sundays game.
y Farming conditions in Valley Coun
lie and other sections of northweste
in Montana are most excellent accordi
ID to ]. M. Ryan, of the First Mortga
re Loan company, who was in the ci