The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-07-30

18th and 14th to purchase horses for
the war.
A new postofice has been establish
ed at Keifer, a new town located on
the Hudspeth ranch near Valleytown.
Mr.. Hudspeth is postmaster and its
establishment will enable at least sew
families to get better mail
service.
Joe Sternhagen, manager of the
Imperial Lumber Co., returned Wed
nesday from a trip to the western
part of the state. On his return Joe
stopped off for a few days at Glacier
Park and exchanged "reminiscences with
DR.. Klein.
Attorney and Mrs. Theo. Swend-
seid Of Hinsdale, were in the city for
short visit Saturday. Mr.. Sven
seid is Hinsdale's newest legal acqui-
sition and expects to build up a ]u-
crative practice in that rapidly grow.
ing community.
Lee Hapgood, Fred and Spot Weig-
ell returned Tuesday evening from
their trip across the Missouri. Fred
has been telling some hair-raising
stories of narrow escapes and wild
adventures and says that as a "bron-
cho fighter" he is "there."
Puck Powell, sheriff of Valley
County, and one of the most eff
cient thief catchers of Montana, is
in the city visiting with Sheriff Lor-
anger and incidentally doing the
heavy part of the roofing for the
Glasgow ball team.-Havre Promoter.
S. C. Woody returned from Glas-
gov Sunday night, and has taken
over the management of the Chinook
laundry. He is having wells bored
near the building, and while the river
water is so muddy, the laundry is
being sent to Glasgow to be done
there.-Chinook Democrat.
The boys of the Methodist Sunday
school defeated the Congregational
| Sunday School base ball team at the
ball park Saturday afternoon. Nor
man Bliss and Hugh Borton were the
battery for the Methodists and Ralph
Baer and Lyle Baer for the Congre.
gationalists. The score was II to 6
/ The pitching of Bliss and the heavy
hitting of Ted Illman featured.
A. N. Hawkins, assistant State Elk
aminer and Henry Magraw, son OF
State Examiner H. A.. Magraw, left
Wednesday night for Helena. The!
have been making a trip through the
northeastern counties checking ove1
the books in the offices of the County
Clerks and finished up here this week
They found everything in a very sat
isfactory condition in the local Office
Attorney John M. Kline and Viii
liam Boyles tested their swimmin'
abilities in the Milk River Sunday at
ternoon with almost disastrous re
suits. Mr.. Kline swan across tn
river but was unable to get back 81
Mr.. Boyles went across in a boat
When they started for the other shor
again they were unable to make
landing owing to the swiftness of tn
current and drifted about a mile dow
> stream before they finally succeede
in reaching the bank.
Miss Jessie Wheeler of Glasgo'
took part in the recent meeting
the medical health officers of the stat
at the State College at Bozema'
Miss Wheeler has been among thos
who attended the summer session
the College at Bozeman this year. Tn
session closed on July 10th after
very successful six weeks. The tots
enrolment for the summer school wa
about ITO. A large number of tn
summer school students r now tour
ing the Yellowstone Park.
The Saco Ball Team took the Ala
bama Minstrel aggregation into cam
Wednesday afternoon to the tune
20 to l.. Shortridge. Saco's new sta
twirler did the pitching after Eas1
on had been taken from the DO:
Easton had just struck out seven me
in succession when Captain McCo'
mick concluded that the negroes wei
working too hard swinging at h
elusive curve so he put Johnny I'M
the mixup. John however struck OF
twelve men in five innings so we can
) see where Mccormick bettered thing
!! acknowledgements.