The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-05-14
G]aSQOW'S New Picture Palace

appear in person at the land Office
when the payment is made. DO not
send a personal check as this will not
be accepted.
Sam Grossman, local agent for the
Ford cars sold five this week. Those
purchasing them were Rev. Rosholt
of Opheim, Pat Vegas, w. H. Me-
Cormick and S. H. Orvis.
Editor Joseph A. Milestone of the
Reporter at Glentana was in the city
Tuesday on business. Mr.. Milestone
had just returned from Brady where
he had been for a short visit.
Sam Grossman closed u deal this
week for Lots l, 2, 3 and 1 of Block
4, known as the old Mcmillan pro-
perty east of the Gibson Opera House.
The consideration was $5,OOO.OO.
The Ladies of the Altar Society of
the Catholic church will give a bene-
: fit dance at the Gibson Opera Hall
, tonight. A large number of tickets
. have been sold and a good time is
anticipated.
Claude Hall, brother of Clarence
e Hall, went through on train No. 2
: this morning bound for his home in
West Virginia. He was returning
e from a visit to the Panama Pacific
s exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hershey return
ed this week from Coburg, where
: they have been on their farm for the
past few months. Mr.. Hershey has
accepted his old position at the Mo-
del Bakery.
n Glasgow Commandery Knights
n Templars will attend the Congrega-
tional church Sunday, May 18th, in
observance of Ascension Day, at II
a.. m. All sojurning Sir Knights are
cordially invited to attend.
IS E. P. Rowe of Mason, Michigan, has
been in the city this week visiting
le Mr.. and Mrs. Leo B. Coleman. Mr..
Rowe made several trips through the
l. surrounding country and vas greatly
FL pleased with the conditions.
. Grover Melton and Lawrence Whit
or ten left this week for their homes in
the east. Mr.. Melton going to In
diana and Mr.. Written to Moline,
:: Illinois. Both young men have a host
-, of friends here who regret their de.
~ parture.
The Capital Commission Co., got ir
another car of oranges this week anc
Z are disposing of them at a rapid rate
to the local stores. Mr.. Wilbur Craw
W ford, their local agent is building W
a nice business here and the orders
are eve on the increase.
The rain last night made it decided
ly uncomfortable for many of tn
people who were down town in tn
evening, and many of the theatre-go
ers were drenched. Several cellar
are reported to have been flooded an
the lightning played havoc with cleo
trio lights in many parts of the city
One week from next Sunday tn
Baptists will be held all their service
in the basement of the new hurcl
All these services will be held at tn
regular hour observed by ali tn
churches of Glasgow. Please note til
change in place of meeting. All al
welcome at all the church services.
Mortimer Benjamin of Miller, Nj
who filed on a 320-acre HOMESTEAD
situated in the northern part of Il
Fort Peck reservation, has arrive
here. Mr.. Benjamin intends to NAL
preparations at nee to begin putin
in a crop. He is well pleased wit
Montana and intends to make it h
future home.
In addition to the fy's two claw
each of its six feet is supplied wi
two sticky pads. Disease germs
the thousands stick to these pa
and when the fly walks over the han
or face of your baby, a trail of dea
ly disease germs is left on the SKI
That is why you should-swat t
fly!
At the examination for non-Col
missioned officers, H. L. Woodley W
appointed first sergeant, E. A. Adam
first duty sergeant, l.. E. Bretzl
second duty sergeant, H. j. Fags
third duty sergeant, William Bell
fourth duty sergeant, W. B. Halt