The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09
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Jas. Deegan was down from Hins-
dale Thursday.
Dick Kane of Williston, attended
the dance here Monday evening.
Geo. Heinline went to St. Paul,
Tuesday to interview the G. N. off,
Gals.
VIM. Humphrey departed the first
of the week for Kansas City, his old
home.
D. C. Kyle of Saco, spent a few
days interviewing friends in Glasgow
this week.
County Attorney Evans made a
professional visit to the Falls the first
Of the week.
Frank Stevens, foreman of the
MN horse ranch on the Porcupine,
spent the first of the week in town.
Rev. Sprague Davis, of Havre, is
assisting Rev. Martin in the conduct
ing of revival meetings in Glasgow
this week.
w. S. Griffith went to Spokane
Falls Monday as a witness on a forg-
cry case. He was accompanied by
his wife as far as Havre.
Mrs. St. Clair, mother of Chas. F.
St. Clair, the jeweler, arrived from
Minneapolis Thursday and will take
up a permanent residence with her
son at this place.
Thos. Dunn went to the Rock
creek ranch Thursday and will 60 to
work for Los Blackman. Mrs. Dunn
will spend the summer at the ranch
with Mrs. Blackman.
Jim Harrah and his two sisters,
Mrs. Rush and Miss Harrah arrived
from Asbury, West Virginia, y~ester-
day and will spend the summer at
the Cherry Creek ranch.
The Mandolin club gave a pleasant
hop at the Coleman House Monday
evening which was well %patronized
and besides being an enjoyable affair
Melted the club a snug sum.
w. w. Mabee is having the inter-
Tor of his store building on Front
Street papered and decorated in a
neat and artistic inner w. o..
Robbins is doing the work.
The annual meeting of the North
Montana Roundup association will be
held at Chinook on the 28th. All
members are requested to attend AS
important business will be transacted.
James and Albert Wedum contem-
plate going into the cattle business
this spring and have already bought
several carloads of young stock from
parties in Minnesota which they will
turn loose on the range near Saco.
R. H. Mcneil, better known as
"Rusty" and who is a "broncho-bust-
er" of no mean proclivities, arrived
from the west this week and will
look after the interests of T. w. En-
right on the range this summer
The new time table on the Great
Northern went into effect Monday
morning on the Montana division.
No. 3 westbound, arrives at 3:15 p.
m. and No. a eastbound, at 1885 p.
m. Stockholm is the meeting point
of the two trains.
In this issue will be found the bust
ness card of A. w. Mahon, County
surveyor and civil engineer. Mr.. T.
M. Patten has been appointed his de-
putty and persons needing the SER
vices of a surveyor will fin dhim at
MI. Mahon's office in the court house.
The young man who broke that
window pane at the dance the other
night in an attempt to put his arm
around a young lady's neck with the
avowed intention of hugging her, had
better come around and settle up if
he don't want his name flung to the
breeze.
Rob Lewis, the efficient cashier of
the banking house at this place, has
become a political enthusiast and is
seriously thinking of taking to
the stump in the coming campaign.
He believes in silver, gold and paper
money; also is a strong advocate of
Hoosier sodawater.
The call of the state republican
convention for the purpose of electing
six delegates to the national conven-
ton at st. Louis, June 10th has just
been issued to meet, at Butte, May
18th. Valley county is entitled to
two delegates and not three as was
at first announced.
Michael Mcmahon and Anna John
son were united in marriage by JUS
tice Morrin Thursday evening, at 8
0so1Ock Of tho rociIoooo of Mor,,