The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-05-07

of fun and the services of a good
jolly auctioneer have been secured,
and not a dull moment is promised
for those who attend. There will be
a dance after the auction which will
last until the wee sma' hours of the
morning. Good music has been secpr-
ed and a good time is guaranteed to
all who attend.
Sammy Grossman, proprietor OF the
principal garage in Glasgow came up
from the Valley County seat Tuesday
in his big eight cylinder Cadillac.
Sammy has one of the most up to
date garages in the country at Glas-
gov and is a business getter. He To-
ports having disposed of several car
loads of Fords already this spring
and has several more loads on the
road.-Saco Independent.
Two carloads of Fords were receiv-
ed this week by Sam Grossman, the
local agent, and already five of them
have been sold, those in the city buy
ing them being W. H. Grogan, A. l.
Ullman and S. H. Orvis. Two will go
to Shady and LeVesconte at Malta.
The Ford Company expect to have
800, 900 cars sold from August 1914
to August 1915. If they do this, all
Ford owners will receive a dividend.
Al Mcintyre of the new town of
Baylor, was in the city yesterday and
today renewing acquaintances with
friends here. Al is manager of the
Baylor base ball team and promises
4 good game when Glasgow goes up
there next Wednesday. After the ball
game there will be a dance in the
Baylor hall. Arrangements have beer
made by the people of Baylor to take
care of a large crowd and many vii
probably make the trip from Glas
gov.
There will be an inter -Sunday schoo
track meet at the ball park Saturday
afternoon, May 9Th, at 2 o'clock p
m. All boys IL years and under viii
be eligible to participate and man!
of the events will be closely contest
ed. Ten cents admission will b.
charged, the receipts to go into thu
Summer Encampment fund. Cracl
teams from each Sunday school will
participate and as they have bee
practicing for some time, they expec
to make a good showing.
The Commercial Club met in regu
lar session last evening. One matte
discussed was the train service in Ma
shua. 1t was moved that a petitio
be drawn up and presented to the raj
road officials, asking that trains No.
and 4, which are due here in the eve
} ming, be stopped on signal. The pre-
sent service is something awful an
we are certainly entitled to bette
We now have but one train a day, TT
local "skiddoo" which arrives in Ola:
gov at the noon hour, making it vel
i%nconvenient for those who wish
transact business in the county sea
, Nashua Independent.
: Mr.. and Mrs. George Burke ar
t County Superintendent Alene Nicer
gor were in Opheim Monday on a to'
f of the North Country. Miss Nicer
Y gor is making an inspection of tt
e schools up here and iswell pleas
t with the work done. The Optimi
man interviewed Miss McGregor
t regard to the report that there W
: be no more teachers furnished to ne
schools because of lack of funds, al
she promised to have the trustees
e the district give us a statement +
publication for the information OF Il
people up here who have been depri
n ed of school privileges for children.
e Opheim Optimist.
S With two stage lines running ca
e Scobey to Glasgow via Opheim t
a Opheim garage sending a car to Ola
= gov every day and several priva
q cars carrying passengers every II
a days. there is aample accommodate
'e for the great number of people W
are visiting the North Country tt
Re season. And it is surprising, even
d, the most optimistic boosters, tt
t. all of these passenger autos are los
E. ed on every trip they make. I
I'd Opheim country certainly is attra
n ing attention, and this season will "
n ness a wonderful growth.-Ophe
h Optimist.