The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-08

ent abode. During their residence
in Glasgow they have made many
warm friends who, although grieved
at the sudden departure from their
midst those with whom they have
whiled away many happy hours, wish
them all manner of success and hap
piness in their new home beyond the
Rockies.
Engineer Clark returned from
Great Falls, yesterday, where he has
been under treatment for diseases con-
tracted during the Civil War. He was
compelled to %relinquish his passenger
run, last September, and go to St.
Paul where the doctors performed an
operation upon him. In the latter
part of November he was pronounced
we'll and returned home, but in a
short time the disease made it's ap-
pearance again and he went to the
Great Falls hospital and under their
efficient treatment has entirely recov-
cred.
The banking house at this place
heretofore conducted by r. p. Lewis
'anged hands on the first Of January
last, John M. Lewis and r. N. Lewis
having succeeded the old manage
ment which will now be conducted
under the firm nam Of "Lewis Bros,
Bankers. That its patrons will re-
ceive the safe courteous treatment
that has heretofore been extended to
the public we need not say and bust
ness entrusted in their are will re-
ceive the same careful attention as
characterized the retiring firm. The
people of Glasgow can point with
pride to the fact that they have the
most substantial banking institution
lin Eastern Montana.
Lou Goddard will be the next to
enter the realms of the benedicts. The
fortunate young lady i S n of Will
liston's fairest daughters, Miss Fannie
Russell by name, one Of the leading
society ladies of that place. The
happy couple will spend their honey
moon in the Twin Cities and when
they return will take up a residence
in Glasgow, Mr.. Goddard having pro-
cured and furnished a neat little cot
tage on Society Row for his fair
bride. Bot h are well known in Glas-
gov and are the possessors of many
friends who wish them all the joys
and happiness that could possibly re-
suit from the union.
Alfred Grace, to the outside world
known as Blossom" made his per-
iodical visit to the county bastile
Tuesday night. His sudden appear
ance at the home of the "Do Little"
and "Steal More" was the theft of
some underwear which it is alleged he
swiped from the clothes line of Mrs.
T. G. Mooney. BLOSSOM" has taken
and he makes no distinction between
male and female apparel-all is alike
good and useful to him. He vas dis
charged with the understanding that
he shake the dust from the bull hide
under his feet and not enliven Glas-
gov with his presence until he has
learnt to observe the seventh com
mandment.
Miss Maggie Hoffman was awarded
the prize "a pretty basket) given te
the handsomest lady at the Kickapot
Show last Saturday evening. The
vote for the homeliest man was hotly
contested and resulted in a tie be-
tween L. P. Evans and Milt Harrah
In a few we'll chosen words the former
withdrew from the contest for the
sake of harmony in the party ane
moved that the election of Mr.. Har
rah be made unanimous. The latter
however, could not see it that way ant
severely criticised the man from Ken
lucky for his actions. Tim Wheelocl
proved to be the clark horse" of tn
medicine convention and while the
former gentlemen were ~endeavorins
to explain to the audience in glowing
terms (both having reached the flight:
of oratory) their respective situation
on the Venezuelan affair, Tim walked
up and carried away the prize-a DO,
of worm killer.
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