The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-07-09
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Falls where he has been working for
the Great Northern the past month.
He stopped over in the city for a
short visit and left for Williston,
where he was transferred.
A. ]. Corriveau of C~ulbertson, was
in the city during the three day cele-
bration. He made the trip here in his
Buick car and reports a good time.
Word was received here this week
that the Baylor postofice has been or
dered moved to the new town of Bay
lor by the ~postoffice department. This
will be a decided advantage to the new
town as farmers from the surround
ing country will go there to get mail.
William H. Roths, formerly of this
city and now Assistant Cashier of
the First State Bank at Whitehall,
was in the city Sunday for a short
visit. Mr.. Roths was returning from
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of Scottish Rite Masonic bodies.
State Senator Harry A. Vagg, Tap
Minnick, Roland M. Vagg and the
Misses Vivian Vagg and Belle Min
nick of Saco, came down Saturday
and remained here until the close of
the celebration. They were enthusi-
astic rooters for Saco at the ball
games.
Next Sunday morning the pastor of
the First Baptist church will dis
course from the theme, Fittings New
and DID," In the evening the subject
of the sermon will be "Playing the
Came" All base ball fans of Glas-
gov are invited to this service. Ev-
erybody welcome.
Claude Moore, manager of the Sid
ney Office of the Moore Telephone &
Telegraph Co.. was here Saturday,
Sunday and Monday for a visit with
his folks. He made the trip from Sid
ney in a Ford and arrived here safely
and in time to see the game between
Glasgow and Nashua on Saturday.
County Commissioners Carl J. An
derson, Peter A. West and C. w. Bay
lor have been in the city this week
attending the regular monthly meet
ing of the board. All three have been
very busy on their ranches the past
month. Mr.. Anderson having just
completed his wool clip for this sea-
son.
The dance given by Company G, N.
G. M. at the Gibson Hall Monday
night was a big success from every
standpoint. Over $50 couple attend
ed and tripped the light fantastic un-
til almost daybreak. The music wa
excellent and those who had the dance
in charge are to be congratulated up
on the fine name in which it was
conducted.
H. B. Elliott of the Montana Ag-
ency Co., of Havre, has been in the
city this week looking after the in
terests of the company here. He
states that the gas we'll at Havre has
sent real estate booming in the Hill
county metropolis. The we'll has a
flow of approximately 100000 900 feet
a day, or sufficient for all domestic
and manufacturing purposes. ..
Ward H. Maris and Bernard Hoey
are working on a city directory which
they expect to complete during the
summer. They will take a complies
census of the city and surrounding
country. It will contain the name OF
everyone in the city and every farmer
in the country surrounding Glasgow
On each page of the book the adver'
tisements of merchants in Glasgow
and other towns will appear and many
of them have already spoken for space
as they realize the great advertising
value of such a directory.
Sidney J. Rumble, President of the
Rumble Land & Abstract Co., and J
e. Arnot, President of the Glasgow
National Bank made a trip over the
north and south behches the first Of
the week looking over the crops. Or
the north bench they found the crops