The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-06-04
10 Years
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sick list the past week.
Jim McNabb of Hinsdale was in
town yesterday with a bunch of coy
ote hides.
Dan Sullivan brought up his horse,
Cottontail from the Home Ranch, at
Pearmond this week.
Bill and John Enos, of Nashua,
spent the first of the week in Glasgow
trans acting business.
The Harrah Bros. completed build
ing a large pasture at their ranch on
Cherry creek this week.
Considerable repairing is being done
on inc court house roof and in the
t~reasurer's Office this week
ding sweet singing birds to her al
ready large stock. Those wishing to
purchase birds should see Mrs. Jones.
J.. r. Evans w.nt to Dozeman SUM-
DAY 70 attend the Grand Lodge " the
X. of P. which I've in that city
th..: week.
o. D. Policy and Ernest Lewis left
Wednesday for Culbertson. They x
pect to return the first of the week.
Mrs. Frank Jones is constantly ad-
Joe Glotfelty and Chas. Unger were
in town Thursday. j. R. Stephens
rode out with them to Buggy Creek
to observe the condition of mutton
along the creek.
w. S. Griffith, (Leather), has match
ed his tall strawberry oar horse for
a 200 yard dash against a dun horse
owned by Dunnell. The event will
be pulled off in the early future.
Archibald Mahon, the nominal sur
veyor of this county, was in town
yesterday introducing himself to the
people who had forgotten that he
still encountered this terrestrial
sphere.
Word was received here this week
of a terrible cloudburst on Powder
river. E. F. Mckenzie had a bunch
of $50 sheep in a corral when the
storm came up suddenly and the river
rose, drowning $40 sheep.
Nineteen carloads Of one and two
year-old steers went through Glas-
gov Monday enroute 10 Culbertson.
They will be turned loose on the
range at that place. They are the
property of H. Seiben.
The central committee of the VAL
ley county democracy met Saturday
and appointed Charley Hall, Charles
Hurd, and L. P. Evans delegates to
the state convention at Butte June
goth. Ben Davidson, Frank Hunter
and E. w. Tucker were appointed al
ternates.
A special car, having on board j.
j. Hill and the Great Northern Off
Gals went through Glasgow east
bound Wednesday. Owing to rush
of business and pressing engagements
we were unable to grasp Jim's Unit"
and inquire as to his position On the
silver question and the introduction
of scent beer in Havre.
The iron bridge over the Missouri
river at Benton, which heretofore
has been owned by a syndicate, and
run on the toll system, was purchased
by Chouteau county last week for the
sum of SO ,999, the original cost of the
bridge was $4,000. It was not, how
: ever, a paying proposition for the
stock owners and consequently Ben
7 ton has been supplied with a bridge
at one-ffth it's actual cost.
2 Andrew Nelson of Vandalia was
in Glasgow Monday securing plans
and specifications from County Sur
veyor Patten for a large irrigation
scheme which he proposes to put in
to execution on his ranch this sum-
mer and which, when completed, will
furnish him with an abundance of
hay for the winter. Mr.. Nelson re-
ports having had better success with
his sheep this spring than during any
previous year since he embarked into
sheep growing in Montana. He will
commence driving to the Glasgow
: shearing pens about the 25th of this
month.
Far be it from us to question the
veracity of any man yet we would
fain believe that the object of the
meeting of the Great Northern OIL
cials at this place yesterday has some
bearing on the future of this bright
and prosperous hamlet. They have
E learned that the people of this place
E appreciate the benefits derived from
Is the road: they realize that upon thi!