The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27
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horse power tractor to Leroy Saun-
ders. The Coleman Hardware Co.,
are the agents for this popular tract
or in this territory.
Two stalks Of corn from the farm
of C. A. Collins on the north bench
are on display in the window of the
johnson Farm Loan Co. It is among
the best corn brought into the city this
year and should yield big.
Several trains were delayed several
hours Monday on account of rails
spreading near Strater. Wrecking
crews from Glasgow and Havre soon
put the engine back on the track
and opened the way for traffic.
Robert Champagne returned yes
terday afternoon from an auto trip
into Canada. On his return "Bobby"
was taken for a German and was
compelled to walk across the line or
be taken as a prisoner Of war.
Miss Andrea Lanegraff arrived this
week from the west and will visit
with her sister, Miss Sena Lanegraff
of Baylor, for several weeks. Miss
Lanegraff will be the assistant prin-
cipal at the Saco school the coming
term.
DIR. DEWEY of Glasgow was in the
city Sunday the guest of our towns
man, DR.. R. E. DEWEY, says the NAL
ia Enterprise. Commencing at an
early date the two will form part
nership for the practice Of dentistry
in Malta.
Some excellent samples of wheat
and oats were brought in this week
grown on the farm of L. o. Carter
south of town. The wheat before cut
ting stood almost six feet high and
the heads were we'll filled and excep-
tionally heavy.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Tucker depart
ed Monday evening for Billings where
they expect to make their future
home. They made numerous friends
while in the city who wish them the
best of success in their new home.-
Malta Enterprise.
DR.. J. H. Chase of Cordova, Alaska
left Wednesday night for Seattle
from where he will 60 north. DR.
Chase's mission here was evidentl!
successful and several prominent mel
in the city contemplate looking ove'
). investments up there.
. The summer school held at Plenty
wood the past six weeks to accommo
date the teachers of Sheridan and Val
:, ley counties will close this week. TIL
|, attendance has been very heav
:, throughout, the enrolment the las
week totaling 130 teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Frazier arrive
Tuesday evening from Glacier Par
where they have been spending thei
honeymoon. They left the next morn
ing for Saco, where they will max
Il their home. Mrs. Frazier was Mis-
s Alene McGregor before her marriag'
s A. E. Larson of the U. S. Nav
Yard at Bremerton, Washington, wa
4 in the city on Wednesday. Mr.. Lal
d son was a resident of this city abor
II ten years ago and played in the Gla:
Cow band. He was both surprise
in and pleased with the rapid growth {
r. the city.
& Mack Hunter made deal this wee
whereby he traded his Studebaker al
tomobile for bunch of horses. +
III then purchased the new 1915 Stud
6 baker of Mr.. Coleman's. Mr.. Col
- man is now waiting for the first shil
!" ment of new 1916 Studebakers to a
rive here.
TO Adolph Fischl left Sunday evenir
~ for his home in Helena, after residir
ID in this city for the past five month
ID Link made host of friends durir
his stay here and was member
ed the 1915 ball team. A crowd of so
lg rowing friends were at the train
a. see him off.
W Threshing operations were start
rk on the Sprague ranch north Of tov
this week and both the yield and qus
lis ity are better than expected. II
80 Blue Stem wheat tested 60 pounds