The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-05-14
kdilroQd NeWs
Special Correspondent

US several visits last week.
Fireman John Luhr is on the west :
local with Engineer Billy Ball.
Ben Davidson has quit the German
ranks since the sinking of the Lusi-
tania. We don't know yet whether
it was caused by a weak heart or cold
feet.
"Hawkshaw" Summers is out on an
other mysterious case which is bo-
thering him more than the Million Dol
lar Mystery ever did. The question
is "Who took the Kale out of Shoes
SCALE.
Rattle Snake Pete is going to give
an exhibition of fancy shooting at
the County Fair this year. He prom
Uses to throw a ten cent piece 100 feet
in the air and shoot out one of the
stars before it drops to the ground.
Engine 1886 was side swiped by a
a in Glasgow yard last Monday.
Quite a bit of damage was done to
the engine but the car vas not hurt
very much. Engine 1886 is getting
very dainty under Fred Bradely's
care.
Pinky Summers and Eugene Rogers
are going on the vaudeville stage as
they think they a do better work
than Fireman Hartzell and Engineer
Hyde. They will have a novel act as
they go on without make up consid-
ering that their faces can do the work
without the use of powders and paints.
The round house base ball team is
! getting %livelier every day and al
though all the local teams and those
in the vicinity of Glasgow are not
quite ready for them they have signed
up with the Williston Round House
team for May 3Oth. Manager Thomp-
son still has eyes on the regulars and
wants to get a game with them.
Nick Hahn, the round house teams
heavy hitter, was sold to the Regu-
lars last week, and was e e in a
new uniform for the first time on
| Sunday. He was put in for a pinch
hitter against Nashua, and had a lit
tie hard luck in not placing the ball
over the fence as is his usual stunt,
but saws that his failure to hit was
due to the poor example set by the
| Glasgow boys who could not connect
at all.
"H~airbreath Harry" Stats laid off
last Wednesday to go to Baylor and
celebrate. We don't know what the
celebration was for but it is a weekly
occasion with him. 1t is rumored
| about that Stats is going into the
draying business as in the past ne
has handled some wild horses and
thinks he ought to be able to get by
driving. Stats has given up the Jrt-
ney Bus since he ran his car into
Milk River.
The round house Militia Company
Poo headed by Capt. Kamla was out
looking for Shoes and Kelly who fail
ed to appear at the meeting last Mon
dav evening. They have been threat
ened to be put in the guard house at
which they only smiled. Then Shoes
was put to work helping Sergeant
Pierce at the forge and Kelly was SEN
fenced to load scrap for a week which
caused them to smile or the other
side of their face.
The following was taken from one
of Nashua's daily papers. mo. ~
the fast mail train of the G. N, struck
Deacon Prinkles faithful dog, Fido'
last Tuesday evening while on its
headlong push through this city. The
engine was derailed but the dog is as
good as new. 1t is now proposed by
the city council to have the dog stand
on the track and make every tram
stop here" You can see by this ar
ticle that Nashua is becoming quiet
a CITY and is taking desperate steps
to be reorganized as such, since
thew defeated the Glasgow ball team
LOCAL OFFICERS AT HELENA
Pursuant to General Orders, the
Commissioned Officers of the Second
Regiment, National Guard OF Mon
tana, assembled this week at Camp
William H. Harrison for the annua
school of instruction. The officers OF
the local company who are attending
are Captain c. f. Ecker, Lieut.. E. N
Layton and Lieut.. Sternhagen. "A let
ter received from DIR. Layton states
that the school is very interesting ant
instructive and is being greatly en-
:, joyed by the officers.
Adjutant General Phil Greenan Is II
> command, and stores being in charge
of Captain ]. l.. Tucker, Regimenta
: Quartermaster. L~ieutenants norman