The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-13
WATCH FOR CHAPLIN SOON

ier has decisively beaten the Round
house several times, they have moth
ing to do but sit back and wait for
worthy contender.
Michael Fox left Sunday night for
Froid, says the Malta Enterprise, hav-
ing been transferred from the night |
Office at this station to take the agen-
cy at the above point. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fox have many friends in Malta who
regret to see them leave and Mike
will be greatly missed by the baseball
fans as he has been valuable men,
ber of the local club the past two
seasons.
C. P. Smith, President of the Bur-
Vermont, father of Fred Smith, As
lington Savings Bank of Burlington,
s1stant Cashier of the Farmers State
Bank of Glentana has been visiting
his son at Glentana the past week.
Mr.. Smith expressed himself as be-
ing greatly pleased with the develop
ment in northeastern Montana and
was amazed at the crops that were
being raised here, ..... .. ...-.t
| E. T. Phelps, U. s. Commissioner
at Baylor was in the city Wednesday
looking after business interests here.
Mr.. Phelps is erecting a new build
ing at Baylor and will put in a stock
of groceries and shelf hardware. He
also stated that prospects Of having
drug store up there were very good
as several parties were interested:
Crops around Baylor are of the hum
i per variety and will greatly help to
boom the town this fall. ., r..
IA. j.. Bishell, manager of the Or
!pheum is at Chinook this week look
Ling after the interests of the Milk
River Valley Amusement Co. This
company now owns three picture hous-
es, one here, one at Malta and the
|.Orphcun at Chinook. They are en-
/ joying good patronage in all three
cities, and in turn are giving the pub
lie the very best pictures that cen he
! obtained. They have large mum.
l ber of feature pictures booked (which
. will be shown in the near future.
e. J. Liese of Poplar, was in Nash.
4 VA last week, says the Nashua 1nde.
pendent. He always has an "ey<
peeled" for anyone carrying "booze'
onto the reservation. In fact while
here he received q "hunch" that 1
1 car departing for Oswego was ladel
! with wet goods. Consequently he se
! cured the services Of Daniel O'Tool!
i and his notorious Ford and starte
! in pursuit. Tho car was overtakcl
\ near Kintyre and TO Mr.. Liese's sur
i prise wits perfectly '"dry." He IRE
4 turned to Nashua admitting howsve
4 that the joke was on him, y.
n Harry Yaeger, Vice President Q
i the Great Falls National Bank, Shir
Hey Ford, End Vice President of th
y Same bank, F. j., Geies, manager .
q the Great Falls Branch Of the Rya'
4 Mercantile Co.. and J. J. Flaherty
h vice president Of the Great Falls Pape
I Co., passed through the city Satur
II day on their way to the Dakota linz
\ They made the trip from Great Fall
here by auto and report conditions .ex
/! cellent all along the line. They stat
II that the crops were the best the
had ever seen. in many places tn
grain being higher than the fences.
q The little two year old child Of
= family named Hopkins, living on Bug
y ~ Creek, about four miles north q
b, Leo Cornwell's ranch wandered ava
from home about ten o'clock Wedne'
: day morning and became lost. tn
parents and neighbers searched II
{ the. child, until late. Wednesday nigh
i but without avail. Thursday mor'
! ing about six automobile loads starte
81 out from Glasgow to aid IN tho seart
! butswktn thsy arrived 1t the Co
Z TELL ranch they leaned that ths. =
f|had been found at eight e'e'es
Thursdsya mssning aboat = mile q
1 three quarters from the Hepkh
! home. He was asleep when four
and had been severely bitten by mo-
. quitoes. ~,," ,
11 One Of tho warmest ball games
the season was played on the Nashv
r diamond last Sunday, when the Sou'
fi Bench Savages defeated Nashua's II
> -s'team by q score Of Z to 6. Aceordir