The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-02

Judge OLtef is now HdIuIdIlAAilS w
zens.
Claude Hall, brother of Clarence
Hall, visited in the city several days
the first of the week while en- route
for the Worlds Fair at San Francis
co.
Two bowling teams lined up for a
match game Sunday afternoon and
from unofficial reports, the Scrubs
trimmed the All-Stars to a fare-you-
we'll.
]. H. Hoist, principal of the Sum-
mer School of the Montana State Col
lege Of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts at Bozeman will be in Glasgow
on May 7th.
H. O. Newkirk and William Ulmer,
who have claims on the Fort Peck
Indian reservation were in the city
this week getting ready to move on
r their farms for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Phelps Of Bay
lor were i the city the fore part OF
the week. Mr.. Phelps expects to see
}, the new town of Baylor boom with
+ the coming of warm weather.
Martin Day, who has a homestead
on the Fort Peck reservation, was in
e town the first of the week making all
the necessary preparations for be-
s ginning the spring work on his farm.
Tom Coleman was in the city sever
al DAYS this week on business. He
d states that the new town of Baylor IS
" on the boom and that business places
and residences are being built every
l. day. .
is, ]. H. Nelson of Poplar, was in the
It citv the fore part of the week look
ing after business interests here. Mr.
~ Nelson was formerly in business here
but with his brother is now in bust
- ness in Poplar.
George Sawyer, Ed Combs and John
Linderman, of Opheim, drove dow
" from the north Monday Afternoon
~ They managed to get through with
= out any trouble although in places tn
roads were very poor.
O. j. Lacy of Sidney, County SUI
veyor of Richland county, was in tn
city on Monday on official business
Mr.. Lacy stated that Sidney is enjoy
ing a building boom this spring an
that the metropolis of the Yellowston
Valley is getting to be a real city.
E. E. Relf, of Roshold, N. D., al
rived in the city Monday. Mr.. Re
filed on a Fort Peck Reservation hom'
stead last summer and will file on a
additional 100 acres adjoining his o
iginal entry. He intends to NAL
many improvements on his farm tt
coming season.
H. B. and George P. Elliot of tt
Havre Homebuilders Co., were in tt
city the first of the week on bushes
H. L. Wolfe Jr., of Malta, was
the city wei Sunday. Mr.. Wolfe r
Gently opened up a law afice in M
ia and is Phillips county's newest di
ciple of Blackstone.
George Drabbs of Hinsdale was
the city several days this week I
newing acquaintance. Mr.. Drabbs
one of the pioneers of this part
: the state, settling here 1889. He h
q lived in Oregon for thirteen years, b
< moved back to Hinsdale a short tir
S ago.
0 Secretary S. C. Moore of the V;
0 ley County Fair Association, made
5 trip to Havre Tuesday, to make 6
0 rangements for attractions for the
o 1915 fair. The acts that were sign
S up are the best that have ever be
s shown outside of the big circuits a
% should prove a big drawing card
this years fair.
IS On Wednesday evening, April III
IS a basket social will be given in t
s Badger school house, eight miles mol
Is of Glasgow. It will be the bigg'
10 event in the north country for so
time to come and everyone is ure
10 to be present. All ladies attend
are requested to bring baskets, and
a special inducement a prize OF So
will be offered for the best look
basket and $1.O0 for the second be
" After the baskets have been sold d.
ing will fill the program for the !
VI of the evening and a good time
good music are assured everyone.