The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-05-28

week on legal business. Mr.. Hall
states that business is steadily pick.
ing up in the north country and that
everyone is optimistic over the crop
outlook.
! Emil Hansen, who has a claim in the
Grow Colony on the Fort Peck Reser.
walton was in the city this week and
filed on an additional quarter section
of land.
Paul Hershey and Bill Crosson were
in the city for a short visit the fore
part of the week. Both have claims
near Barnard and have their crops in
for this season.
DR.. J. C. Simpkins left this morning
for California, where he will visit the
Panama Pacific and the San Diego
expositions. He expects to be gone
for several months.
AL Foster returned this week from
Plentywood where he has been for the
past few months. George Bender
son is on Ars run, having bumped him
on his return from California.
John Trip of the Two Miracle Con.
crete Co., returned Wednesday morn
ing from the east where he has been
for the past few weeks. He left to.
day for his home in Kalispell.
Gene Walsh, who has been confin.
ed to the hospital for the past two
weeks, is rapidly improving and will
likely be in the lineup of the local
ball team again within a short time
Contractor G. w. Bell has a large
crew of men at work on the new Ficl
garage on Front street. The worl
will be rushed as rapidly as possible
to have the building completed next
month.
Charles Bowery, the "King of Rocl
Creek" was in the city Monday trans.
acting business. Mr.. Bowery propos
es to build a new dam on his ranci
, to furnish water for the entire com.
munity.
Editor Roy Gordon of the Nashua
Independent was in the city Sunday
and took part in the ball games Sun.
| day. In the afternoons game he Nay
| ed third for Glasgow and acquitted
himself very we'll.
) Several new ads appear in this is
sue of the Courier and each one Of
, them contains something that will bt
of interest to you. You can save
= money by reading Courier advertise
ments.
, Don't forget to make arrangements
). to come to Glasgow, Monday, July 5th
Base ball, wild west show, and amuse
! ments of all kinds will tend tn SHOW
. you the time of your life. Specia
rates on all trains.
c. w. Hopkins of Hopkins Bros, o
Nashua, was in the city the fore par
OF the week t~ransacting business. MI
Hopkins reports business much i'm
proved at Nashua since the heav'
rains, and looks for a good crop thi
fall.
o. P. Kernodle, who filed on a quar-
ter section of land on the Fort Pee
reservation last May, returned Nor
day from Helena, where he spent tn
winter. He expects to make man
improvements on his claim the com
ing summer.
Many thanks to ]. Pluvius for tn
large rain Tuesday night. Now watc
the One fifty per bushel stuff pop on
of the ground, thus assuring big crop
for Valley county and a cracker-jac
July 5th celebration as a foretaste Q
this coming falls unprecedented.
County Commissioner Peter 4
West was in from his ranch east c
the city Tuesday on business. M
West expects to make a trip east
purchase a stallion within a short tim
to take the place of the one that die
a few weeks ago.
Malta, Nashua, and Glasgow wi
contest for the big base ball purs
which has been hung up by the loci
management for the Bird, 4th and st
of July series. All of these teams al
fast and equally matched and som
real exhibitions of the national gan
can be looked forward to.
Miss Sophia Bowling, a sister {
Mrs. w. A. Baynham of this city, r.
turned Monday evening from an e.
. tended trim throurh tho statos Of Tel