The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09

was damaged by fire last fall, made
over into a truck, which he will use
in travelling to and from his sheep
ranch.
George Browning and Pete Witt
mayer were in from their ranch on
the Missouri the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Slattery left
this week for Minot, N. d., where
they underwent minor nasal oper-
ations.
Manager A. j. Bishell of the Or
pheum made a trip to Malta on Wed
nesday to look after business inter-
ests there.
John McAfee of Minneapolis, re-
presenting the John Leslie Paper Co.,
was in the city the fore part of the
week calling on trade.
Wallace D. Coburn of Malta, one
of the promoters of the international
Theatrical Association, was in the city
Thursday transacting business.
o. u. Miracle, President of the 2
Miracle Co., of Great Falls was in
the city for a short visit Thursday
and left this morning for Sidney.
Several of the local boxing enthu-
siasts made wrong guesses as to the
outcome of the Johnson-W Willard fight
t on Monday and changes of kale were
made.
Nels A. Levang, of Homestead, De
putty Inspector of Weights and Meas
ures for Sheridan and Valley counties
was in the city the first of the weel
on official business.
e Oscar P. Roop, the live city rea
estate man, now has his Offices in thu
First National Bank building and il
e better equipped than ever to buy o.
sell city property.
"Spike" Harvey arrived last weel
from Williston and took charge of tn
night yards here. "Bud" Jones, VIII
recently came here from Tacoma, i
now day yardmaster.
Mr.. S. C. Woody of Chinook wa
in the city the fore part of the wee
Re with his partner, Mr.. Hawley, max
y ing the arrangements for the erectio
5. of a steam laundry here.
Ia J. H. Rutter was appointed Justic
of the Peace of Hinsdale township b
is the Board of County Commissioner
this week, to fill the vacancy cause
by the resignation of F. B. Gillette
:. c.. F. O'Hara of Minneapolis, re
presenting the Pence Auto Co., NORTH
western distributors of Buick car
E spent several days in the city thi
a week with Glenn A. Flick, the loo;
Is agent.
81 Tom Coleman was in the city se'
e eral days this week on business. II
@ says that the new town of Baylor
growing by leaps and bounds and wi
soon be the metropolis of the mort
country.
Andrew Frater left Wednesday fl
e his claim near Glentana with a los
Ia of supplies. He expects to begin tt
s. spring work in earnest and will p7
a good share of his land into crt
this season.
Pete O'Toole, formerly chef at tt
Model Bakery, left last week f
Baylor where he has opened a restau
rs ant. Business is very good at the ne
rs town and many buildings are beil
3H constructed.
The fixtures and stock for AL M
57s Intyre's saloon at Baylor, were haul
BE- out this week. On the way there, t
## load tipped over, slightly damagil
## some of the fixtures, but the dana
8@ was not at all serious.
8@ The Easter dance given by the P'
8@ mer-Schaffer Orchestra at the GIBBS
@@ Opera House was n of the best
the season. A large number after
ed and greatly enjoyed themselv
H@ gripping the light fantastic.
es Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn A. Flick a
n@ Young son., returned this week FRI
66a6 the east where they have been on
.se visit. Mr.. Flick expects to start wo
@l on his new garage within a sht
#@ time and will still handle the Bui
cars.
#B The Offices of the Keith Commerc
a9s Agency in the Keith building ado
6a ing the Hotel Shannon have been
@@ modelled and the interior finished