The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-02-05

AOS OIdCkIudH come QOWn from
Hinsdale Monday and had the third
degree of the Masonic rite conferred
upon him. He can now rag" with
the rest of 'em.
Geo. Dunnell and Bill Newton re-
turned from a three weeks trip in
the Northwest Territory on Monday.
They report things unusually quiet
in the "Queen's own"
Lemeul P. Evans, of "blue grass"
fame, and chief promulgator of Hoyle
in Valley County, consulted with the
legal lights, of Great Falls, a few
days the fore part of this week.
Our city is sober and dull since the
departure of the "Kickapoo Orches-
ira" They made the town pretty
lively for a short time with music
and dancing.
Commissioner R. w. Garland of
Malta, "a %transacting business in
Glasgow Saturday. The commission
er is a welcome visitor and will al
ways find a chair awaiting him at the
freside of every household.
Our reporter at the card party
Tuesday evening tells US that small
sofa pillows are quite the fashion
nowadays. 1t now turns up that
the pillow upon which he based his
assertion was a pin cushion.
Ben Harrison, in an open letter to
the republican central comittee has
withdrawn from the big ace at
st. Louis in June. The present
entries are Davis, Morton, McKin-
ley, Allison and Morton, of course,
a few of them will be left at the pole,
After a six months search through
ancient and modern history, the pa
tent office has issued a patent on
boomers. The man who gets the
credit of ~inventing this up-to-date
article is Thomas H. Royce of Brook
Ign. In the future the new women
will have to pay Mr.. Royce a royalty
on her neither garment.
Judge Dubose this week appointed
E. D. Coleman, of Glasgow, Jas. Dee
gan of Hinsdale, and H. H. Hedges,
OF Saco, as a board of appraisers for
Valley county for the current year.
The board will meet on the third
Monday in February to determine
the value of property in Valley coun-
ty for the purpose of taxation.
Cal Williams and Ed Clark, the
boss coyotels," of Valley county,
were bathing their intellect and
parched tongues in the pools of the
Sideboard a few days this week. Dur
ing their recent travels they have run
across any amount of stock, and all
are in good condition.. They say the
range is in the best of condition and
the best possible weather prevails.
Sunday evening Sheriff Mclaughlin
received the following telegram from
Il. w. Garland of Malta: "James
Winters shot John Curry. Winters is
at John Browns ranch and wishes
to give himself up. Going after him
you will need a posse" The shoot.
ing occurred near Landusky in Che.
teau county at a place known as
Tressler's ranch. From the meage,
reports to be had we CLEAN that the
shooting occurred about 10 a. m. Sat.
urday last.
Milt Harrah returned from his triI
to points east of here Wednesday eve
ming wit h more or less mostly less,
OF that new cutter. He reports al
en- enjoyable visit and states that tn,
report that he had worn out the bot
tom OF a toboggan coasting with ont
of the fair sex was true, but tina
the individual who started the rumo
that the seat of his pantaloons ha,
forsaken him, was a d-n liar ant
not a gentleman.
The card party as was exclusivel,
announced in the columns of las
weeks paper, given by the Catholi
ladies at the residence of Mrs. S. A
Willis, on Tuesday evening was a bril-
liant success. About twenty coupl
were present who will long remembe