The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-29
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sette Of Nh .teen Years Ago.

Commissioners Hunter and Staffort
attended the meeting of the boarc
Tuesday.
Lee Cook, Steve Rupe and Mac
Hunter were in from the Missouri
River Sunday.
Fred Groves and wife, of Saco
were among those in Glasgow the
first of the week.
Passenger Engineer Louis Hoffman
went to St. Paul on business with the
company last week.
David Kennedy and wife, of Saco,
transacted business with our mer-
chants on Tuesday.
Attorney General Haskell, of Hell
ena, attended the district court in
Glasgow this week.
L. A. Doorse, of Malta, was a Wis
itor in Glasgow Tuesday. We &C.
knowledge a pleasant call.
Billy Whitbread, of Hinsdale, at
tended the funeral of the late Harry
Wright in Glasgow Sunday.
John ]. Kerr is in Helena this week
attending the annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge of the I. o. o. F.
Mrs. Sid Willis departed for the
Twin Cities last Monday to purchase
her stock of fall and winter millinery.
Jack Gilbert, the tall Tamarack of
the Missouri, was circulating among
his friends in town the first of the
week.
James Deegan and Dan Kyle were
among the politically inclined who
labored with the voters in Glasgow
this week.
Prairie fires are raging on the Por-
cupine bottoms and it is reported
much damage is being done to ranges
and hay in stacks.
Major John Dean, Of the Ms, is in
town among his old friends. The
major has become so rank a prohibi-
zionist that he totally abstains from
watering at the river for fear it is
polluted.
Lem Branson has purchased an in
crest in McMillan's saloon, and can
now be found practicing economy be-
hind the bar of that institution. His
many friends will wish him all pos
sible success.
Frank Mettler, court stenographer.
accompanied Judge Dobose to Glas-
gov this week. Frank is a fine fell
low and a prince in more ways than
one, although afflicted with an over
dose of free silver.
Commissioner Garland of Malta
came down to preside over the meet
ing of the board Tuesday. He has
many warm friends in Glasgow who
will hail with delight his reelection
as commissioner.
Ed. Nugent, of Cubertson, paid his
respects as we'll as his subscription
to The Gazette last Tuesday. He was
here on business with the court. with
whom he entered into an agreement
to support the constitution of the
u. S. A.
Judge John w. Tattan, the sage of
Northern Montana, was an interesting
and conspicuous figure on our streets
the first of the week. He has de.
lined the Democratic nomination for
county attorney in Choteau County
owing to his extensive practice.
Arthur Pierson, a cowboy in the
employ of Taylor Green, of Malta, had
his neck broke while handling horses
'ast Wednesday, killing him instantly.
He has worked for the Circle Dia-
mond and Square outfits and was uni
versally well liked by his fellows. The
remains were taken to Cheyenne,
Wyo.
Judge Dubose came down from
Benton Sunday afternoon and held an
unimportant session Of the district
court on Monday and Tuesday. The
only important business transacted
was the coming Of about a dozen new
voters, including Robert Perrett, who
has agreed to disapreA with MQuaen