The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-05-07
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oell of Ste~vensville, Mont, accompan-
led him here. They made the trip
from Morse to Glasgow by auto.
Louis Frazee of Glentana was in
the city the first of the week on bust
ness. He states that Glentana is 60
t" have a good ball team this sum-
.er and will make Baylor go some
for the championship of the north
country.
C. C. Johnson, Vice President of the
Johnson Farm Loan Co., came down
from Chinook Saturday and spent
several days in the city, returning to
Chinook Tuesday morning to finish
up the work of segregating the re-
cords for the Phillips county trans
cribing job.
M. J. Dunn of Culbertson, was in
the city Wednesday looking after the
interests of the Montana & Dakota
Grain Co. here. Mr.. Dunn returned
recently from a trip through the Pan
anna Canal and California where he
visited the expositions.
Fred Weigel of the Toggery, left
Sunday for Helena to spend a few
days. Fred took along some views
Of the big fish he caught recently
and has no doubt convinced the peo-
pie of the Capital City that Glas-
gov is the best place for fish in the
state.
Prof. j. E. Kirkwood of the Univer-
sity al Missoula is in the city today
and will deliver a lecture to the stu
dents of the high school this p. m.
Mr.. Kirkwood was both astonished
and pleased with Glasgow's new high
school building and the efficient corps
Of teachers. A.
Frank Colgan, U. S. Commissioner
at Arthur, was in the city yesterday
t%ransacting business. Mr.. Colgan is
one of the old timers in what is now
Richland county and stated that the
land around Arthur is now practical
ly all taken up. The Courier acknow-
lodges a pleasant call.
The schedule of the Glasgow base
ball team as arranged by Manager
Hooking will bring the Hinsdale team
here on May 10Th, Malta here on the
23rd and Dodson on June 9th. On
May 3Oth the team will go to Malta,
while Malta will be here to play in
the Fourth of July series.
Professor J.. H. Hoist of the Uni
versity of Montana at Bozeman, was
in the city today and delivered an
address at the high school. Mr.. Hoist
will speak at Nashua tomorrow and
at Hinsdale Monday. He is out on
extension work for his college and is
greatly assisting in bringing up the
standard of the rural schools.
The walls for the new laundry ar
now up and Contractor Bell is nov
working on the roof with a crew o
men. Messrs. Hawley and Woody
the proprietors, expect to have IN
building completed by the first o
June, and unless there is d delay Il
shipping the machinery, the laundr!
will be in full operation within a shor
time after that date.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Stephens o
; Glentana, were in the city "Wednesday
morning. taking the train from her
for Culbertson, where they will visl
for a few days.
The game scheduled to be played a
Baylor Sunday was called off on &C
count of cold weather. However,
J. Rumble and J. P. Mcintyre made
trip up there, returning home in tn
evening.
j County Commissioner Peter A. Yves
] suffered a heavy loss this week, whe
q his thoroughbred stallion died. In
q horse was valued at $4,000 and wa
one of the best in this part OF tn
4 state. Mr.. West was attending
meeting of the Board when ne recei'
. ed word that the horse was in ba
shape. DIR. Frisch made a hurrie
trip to the West ranch but the hors
was dead when he arrived.
There will be a Ghost Social at u
Badger School House on May I'm
! and a large crowd is expected to a
! tend. Every lady who attends is r
s ouested t o bring a sheet to put arouf
her when she is auctioned off, the ge
tlemen bidding for the ladies' cor
~ pany at supper. There will be bus