The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-09-17

With cool weather here again, ideal
for dancing, a large crowd is expect
ed. Better go.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.. Yaeger Of Fair
field, Iowa, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Maris. Mrs.
Maris is their daughter.
KNOCKABOUT AND BALMAC-
AN o~vercoats, new and up-to-the-win-
ute ~overcoats at ..R. & r. THE HUB
r. & r.
Miss Elaine Hodges left Saturday
morning for Great Falls, after spend
ing the summer here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Bishell.
Adam ~Spelletich arrived this week
from Menominee, Wisconsin. and will
spend a few weeks looking after busi-
ness interests in the city.
julius Listoe returned to the city
this week from a western trip and ex-
poets to locate here and will send Tor
his family in the near future.
KNOCKABOUT AND BALMAC-
AN overcoats, new and up-to-the-mln-
ute o~vercoats at ..R. & r. THE HUB
r. & r.
DR.. H. L. DEWEY, who had charge
of DR.. Klein's dental practice the past
few months left Monday for Great
Falls, and other western cities.
w. B. Halbig returned this week
from his trip east. He visited a num-
Der of cities in the middle west but
states that none can compare with
Glorious Glasgow.
A BETWEEN SEASON UNION
SUIT, a little too heavy for summer
and a little too light for winter, just
right for now. ONE DOLLAR PER
SUIT at r. & r. THE HUB R. & r.
Miss Ruth Arnot of Park River,
North Dakota, is the guest OF her
brother in this city. She is en- route
10 Conrad, this state, where she VIII
teach in the city schools the coming
term.
A BETWEEN SEASON UNION
SUIT. a little too heavy for summer
and a little too light for winter, just
. right for now. ONE DOLLAR PER
: SUIT at R. & R. THE HUB R. & r
Lou Bretzke returned Monday from
Wisconsin where he visited friends
7 for several weeks. He states thai
crops look fine down in that country
but is glad to get back to the lanc
} of bacon and beans.
The FLORSHEIM SHOE WORN
BY MEN EVERY WHERE. You
can't buy a better shoe. R. & 4
THE HUB r. & r.
The Hill county fair has been post
poned until October 9Th, 7th and 8tl
on account of the wet weather. tn
Chinook fair was handicapped by tn
wet spell, the attendance being mucl
smaller than last year.
Mrs. J.. J. Kerr of Oberlin, Ohio
has been visiting in the city th'
Z week. Mrs. Kerr was q former resi-
dent Of the city, having lived her
r when Glasgow was only = waysid
stopping place.
The Model Bakery will soon hav
waiter service at some of the table,
This new feature is but one of tn
many improvements planned by M
Hauge and is done at the request
a large number Of his patrons.
Nine freight cars piled off IL
track at Brockton last Friday ar
caused a bad tie-up. The wreck WI
caused by a broken journal, and TO
= tunately no one was injured, althoul
! + the passenger trains were late.
Mrs. c. M. Emery Of Ottumwa, Il
= has purchased the Strain relinquis
ment southwest Of Glasgow. MI
: Emery is very enthusiastic over tt
part of Montana and expects to e
gage actively in farming her la
next season.
The rain and snow which has be-
falling daily since Saturday shou
be Of great help to the farmers W
have their threshing done, as tn
4 can now begin their fall blowing a
start breaking more land for ne
56 years crop. The wet spell has
+ layed threshing and much Of the gra