The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-02-05
Charles A. Hall left Wednesday e,

Charles A. Hall left Wednesday eve
ming for the east to spend a few
weeks.
Representative John Willis was in
the city over Sunday recuperating
from his strenuous labors in the Leg
islature at Helena.
A. r. Moen, who has a claim nea,
Valleytown, was in the city Thurs
day. Mr.. Moen is on the way to his
ranch after a visit in North Dakota
John Ebaugh of Malta was in the
city transacting business Wednesday,
Sheriff C. w. Powell was called ia
Malta Thursday to look after matters
connected with his Office.
Emil J. Lucht of the Rumble Land
and Abstract Co., returned Saturday
from Chinook and Malta, where he
had been working on the records TO,
the new county of Phillips.
Coroner C. E. Peterson was called
to Nashua Friday by the death Of
Miss Anna Iverson of Galpin, who
died on Thursday, January 28th. The
body was shipped to Superior, Wis
consin for burial.
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Hall made
a trip to Saco Wednesday taking with
him Louis Verbeck, charged with
killing some of Tom Garrison's horses
He was given a hearing but was &C
quilted of the charges preferred
against him.
Harry A. Vagg, the newly elected
Senator from Phillips county and A
Shaw the new sheriff of that county
were in the city Thursday to get the
official returns on the election. They
were we'll pleased with the outcome Of
the election.
George F. Burke, Secretary S. c
Moore of the Glasgow Commercial
Club, w. B. Halbig and w. H. Gro.
gan attended the meeting held at Pop.
lar Wednesday for the purpose of Sc.
curing relief for the Fort Peck set
tiers.
Miss Josie Rancour returned to the
city from Plentywood today. She in.
tends to open a store at Nashua anc
was purchasing some of her stool
in the city today. Millinery and WON
ems goods will be her main lines Of
merchandise.
keenan, & Torgerson, the enterpris
ing local cigar manufacturers are put
ting out a new cigar. 1t is called tn
"Hunch" and sells at five cents. 1
is a good smoke and it would be wei
for local smokers to get a "hunch'
the next time they buy a cigar.
Oscar P. Roop looks for a big yea
in real estate circles in Glasgow dur
ing 1915. He said 81 sold $4,000 wort
Of lots in January, usually consider
ed a quiet month and this is only
beginner. Real estate values are in
creasing and there will be many lot
sold in Glasgow the coming year."
A number of prominent Maltaite
were in the city yesterday while tn
Commissioners were canvassing tn
Phillips County votes. Among ther
were Harry Cosner, the new Publ
Administrator for Phillips count,
John Tressler, VIM. Mcclellan and E
White.
William Mcbride of Culbertson, an
formerly County Commissioner her
when Sheridan was a part of Vale
county was in the city on Thursday o
business. Mr.. Mcbride stated tha
the people of Culbertson were an,
iously awaiting Judge Tattan's dec
sion in the Shaw county matter.
A large crowd gathered at the Hot.
Shannon Thursday evening and wit
messed one of the best badger fight
ever staged in the city. One of tn
best fighting bull dogs in town VIZ
secured to pit his strength and ski
against the badger which had bee
captured but a few days before. Mar
bets were made as to which woul
win, Fred Fischl backing the badge
heavily. The badger was kept close!
guarded in a barrel. There were se'
eral who volunteered their services
pull the badger out but the lot fc
to a travelling man. At the signal
pull he gave an awful jerk and tt
fight commenced.
p. S.-The badger won.