The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-05-28
COMMERCIAL
CLUB BUSY
Efforts Being Made to Have Spe'
cial Trains Stop Here
PRIZES FOR AUTO PARADE
On Opening Day of Fair Offered by
Club. May Build Flour Mill. State
Normal School Here Boosted.

be extended by the Commercial Club
to the numerous Convention Specials
which will run over the Great North
ern this summer. Those that are
scheduled to go through here are the
"Hoosier Special" on June 18th. This
will be a special train composed OF
Indiana Medical men on their way to
Seattle. The officials of the Great
Northern Railway on their tour OF
inspection will also stop here and will
be entertained in fitting manner by
the citizens of Glasgow. The Ma
tional Bankers Association will go
through the fore part of September,
en- route for Seattle to the national
convention, and should they decide to
spend few hours in Glasgow, they
will be shown the wonders of the Milk
River Valley. An invitation will al
so be extended to Mr.. John j. Fitz-
gerald, Chairman of the committee of
Appropriations Of the House OF Re-
presentatives, and his party, who are
to make tour of inspection of the
various reclamation projects in the
state.
Every member of the Commercial
Club was urged to go to Malta Sun
day May Both with the baseball team.
Malta and several of the towns west
of here came down in large numbers
in a special train to attend the Valley
County Fair last fall and this will be
the first opportunity Glasgow citi-
zens have had to reciprocate, and they
are going to do it with vengeance
to show Malta that we appreciate her
friendship and to help her observe
Decoration Day.
! The matter of having -four mil
erected in Glasgow is still hanging
fire. Secretary Moore has been ir
communication with two different par
ties who are considering the -four mil
proposition in Glasgow and if any re-
lance can be placed upon the state
ments made in the letters received
there will be -four mill with large
capacity ready to operate by the time
the fall crop is harvested
The Commercial Club is going tt
offer a first and second prize for thu
, best decorated automobile in line o1
procession of the big parade that will
open the Valley County Fair on Labor
Day, September 9Th. The plan is tt
have big procession 60 to the fai1
grounds on the opening day, and i
is expected that there will be no les
:. than 100 automobiles in line. Jus
how much the prizes will be has no
9 been arrived at, but it will be larg
), enough to make it worth while for au
tomobile owners to give plenty of tim
to decorate their automobiles beauti
> fully. Those who are interested i
this can get whatever assistance the
require from Secretary Moore, VIII
has hundreds of designs of decorate
:, automobiles.
The necessity of State Norma
School in this end of the state wa
$ discussed and it was the decision
the members present that actio
should be started at once to secu1
state normal at Glasgow. The plar
\, will be definitely outlined within
~ short time and every member of tt
m club will be called upon to lend n
10 assistance. With only one Norma
l. School in the state and that one Il
70 Gated at Dillon, it makes it mo-
Is inconvenient for people in this end
Montana, and Glasgow is the logic
,e location for it. 1t is expected that
TX the next session of the legislature
ir have matters in such shape that it W
Se be easy to secure the establishment
ed State Normal School here.