The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-23

iron he was holding in contact with
his nose.
J. F. Redmond of Plentywood, Coun-
ty Auditor of Sheridan county, was IN
the city the fore part of the week on
business connected with his office.
Local option is becoming an issue in
Hill county. The matter will be put
up to the voters 10 to decide what
they wish to do about the matter.
John Anderson, who was beaten up
by "Blackie" Thompson, at Vandalla,
is rapidly recovering from his wounds
and will be able to be out in a few
days.
The new First Baptist Church is
rapidly nearing completion. The ex-
terror will o be finished and the
work on the interior will be started
within a short time.
Miss Gladys Frye of Chicago, ILL.,,
arrived in the city this week and will
leave in a few days for her home
stead north of Hinsdale where she will
spend the summer.
The subscription list for the support
+ of the base ball team for the season
!, of 1915 was circulated this week and
y a large number of enterprising citi-
zens are responding.
Leo Coleman, the local agent for the
S%tudebaker automobiles sold three
4 cars this week. A. w. Mahon and G.
Birmingham bought "fours" and R.
M. Lewis purchased a "six'.
r Painters have been at work this
r. week on the Nurses Home, and its
outward appearance is greatly i'm
proved. The grounds around the
home will also be beautifed. D.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Egan of Bainville
arrived in the city this morning, er
=, route home from California. They
- were delighted with the expositions
~ and had a very pleasant trip.
Mrs. A. H. Smith and family arriv
ed this week from Tarkia, Mo-, ant
will make Glasgow their home. Mrs
Smith expects to start a boarding
: house as soon as her furniture arrives
I'D State Health Inspector I. H. O'Don
IL nell of Helena, County Health Office:
ie T. l.. Cockrell, of Hinsdale, and depu
4 ty Dave Watson, were in the cit,
Is Wednesday on a tour of inspection
Is Company G of the Montana Nation
al Guard, is now holding regular drill
in the Gibson Opera House. Part
the equipment has been received an
the rest will be here within a shol
III time.
Mrs. John Kerhaghan of Stionco
33ss Mont, has been visiting Mr.. and Mr.
IS Joe Barr this week. Mrs. kerhagha
]@ is enroute home from St. Joseph
]@ Island, Canada, where she has bee
3@ visiting.
8@ N. l.. Nelson of Plentywood was
B@ the city Tuesday being interested
H# the outcome of the case in the distri
8# court in which Medicine Lake is CO..
8@ tested Plentywood's claim to tt
## county seat.
Miss Florence King, of Kansas Cit
81 Mo-, arrived in the city Tuesday, az
IS will leave in a few days for her HON
## stead on the Fort Peck reservation
which she filed last spring. Her clai
# is near West Fork.
# A. w. Mahon, of Helena, State E
gineer, was in the city several da
the past week looking after busine
interests here. Mr.. Mahon purchas
a Studebaker "a" from Leo Colems
while in the city.
9s Mr.. and Mrs. George Norman,
ee Mankato, Minnesota, arrived in t
city this week and expect to loca
here. They are friends Of DR.. kle
and it was largely due to his boosti
for this part of the country that tn
# decided to come to Montana. Tn
will take up land in this district a
go into farming.
III Mr.. and Mrs. George Harley
turned this week from Califorr
sss where they have been spending
b p winter. They visited the ~eXpositio
a6 at San Francisco and San Diego, a
ssss state that they are both beautiful a
aa wonderful. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley we
90 at the exposition the day the Monta
hrild;nr uoc dod;co+od