The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-07-23
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Local BreDitieS

attended the Glasgow-Havre series,
Sunday and Monday.
DR.. j. B. McCollum of Great Falls
was in the city on business the fore
part of the week treating those afflict-
ed with eye trouble.
County Commissioners Carl J. An
derson and c. w. Baylor have been
attending the meeting of the Board
of Equalization this week.
l.. L. Bailey and Frank Pottenger,
dry landers from Glentana, were in
town the first of the week purchasing
supplies for their homesteads.
Judge F. N. Utter and Court Re-
porter C. o. Tegnell returned Satur-
day from Malta where they were look
ing after District Court matters.
Mrs. John ]. Tattan and children
left Saturday for Fort Benton, where
they will spend a few weeks visiting
Judge and Mrs. John w. Tattan.
John McAfee, travelling representa-
tive of the John Leslie Paper Co., ar
rived in the city last night and has
been calling on the trade today.
w. w. Schlecht of Malta, project
enpineer for the Lower Milk River
irrigation system vas in the city on
business the fore part of the week.
Mrs. E. J.. Dixon and family re-
turned last week from California
where they spent the winter months.
They report a most enjoyable trip.
State Bank Examiner H. A. Magraw
and several deputies have been in the
city the past week examining the
books of the city and county officials
We have the training, experience
and scientific equipment which en-
ables us to accurately examine eyes
for all defects of vision.
It'll Behner-R unyon Co.
Harry T. Marsh, representing the
C. I. johnson Manufacturing Co., Of
St. Paul, was in the city the fore part
of the week calling on the printing
Offices.
: S. ]. Rumble returned Monday morn
ing from Glacier National Park, wher'
9 he spent several days visiting hi
q family, who are spending the summe
there.
L. S. Collins, expert FOR the Inter
national Harvester Co., arrived in tn
y city Wednesday and is assisting tn
local implement dealers erecting har
vesting machinery.
DIR. G. Clifford Cress of Lewistowr
will speak at the Baptist church mex
Sunday. DR.. Cress is an able speake
and should have a large audienc'
Everybody most cordially invited.
A. j. Bishell, manager of the o.
pheum returned the fore part of tn
week from Chinook where he ha
been for a week looking after the ir
terests of the Milk River Amusemer
Co.
The Alabama Minstrels, a troupe {
colored musical artists showed to
fair crowd Monday evening. The
had a number of good acts and thos
who attended were well pleased wit
the performance.
County Commissioner Peter A. We'
has been in the city this week attens
ing the meeting of the Board of Equa
ization. Mr.. West has a fine crop
his farm on the north bench and lool
for a good harvest.
Fred Weigel and Spot Weigel ha,
gone south to superintend the harves
ing of the bumper hay crop. Tit
left Thursday and were u%ndoubted
attracted by the enormous wages b
ing paid for good men.
The half price sale on Panama ha
at the Hub advertised in last week
Courier was a big success, and mar
took advantage of the bargains offe
ed. See their ad in this issue f
other unusual bargains.
Theo. F. King, Jr., of Saco was
the city Monday evening betwe'
trains. Mr.. King has charge of t
Saco squad of Co. G. of the Nation