The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-09-17
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that was left standing in shock will
not be benefited by it.
!. The FLORSHEIM SHOE WORN
BY MEN EVERY WHERE. You
can't buy a better shoe. r. & r.
THE HUB r. & r.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid vas en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
E. S. Severance and Mrs. c. L. Meier
at the home of the latter. The meet
my was largely attended, and after
the business session, the hostesses
served a delightful lunch.
Harry Martinkoski, an employee Of
the Courier, left last night, for Wake
field, Michigan, where he expects to
go into the picture show business,
having purchased the n there. Har-
ry leaves the city with a host of warm
friends who wish him the best of sue
cess in his new venture.
Ben H. Cottrell, our efficient assess
or returned Monday from Chicago and
the Twin Cities where he was for a
short visit. Ben says he had a nice
trip and anyone looking for an in
vestment can buy gold bricks at half
price in the Windy City now.
The county fair at Poplar was not
quite the success expected on account
+. Of the rainy weather, but despite this
the attendance was quite large. The
baseball tournament which was sche-
duled for the three days was called
off on account of the bad weather.
Miss Schwarzwood, an experienced
%comsetician has located in the city
and started a shop in the Emporium.
Miss Schwarzwood is a cosmetician
of long experience having been en-
ployed in some of the largest par
lors in Chicago and other eastern
cities.
j. NJ. Miller has purchased the in
terest of C. H. Meyers in the Western
Realty Co., and will conduct the bust
ness personally from now on. Mr..
Miller has been doing a great deal of
locating the past month and has had
a great many landseekers out looking
at the land on the reservation.
DR.. G. H. Klein and family return
ed this week from Glacier Park where
they spent the summer, and the Doc
tor is again busy with patients at
his office in the First National Bank
building. Doc says he enjoyed the
vacation fine but that it feels good
to be back on the job again.
Jack Duncan, formerly county treas
urer has been in the city this week
renewing acquaintance after an ab'
sence of several months. Mr.. Dun
can has just returned from a trir
through Arizona and California
where he went to look up some bust
ness propositions.
A rumor was current in the cit.
this week that K. o. Slette, the pro
minent Culbertson fpancier had died
but there was no foundation to this
Mr.. Slette's brother, P. o. Slette, die
at Culbertson last week Of heart fail
ure and the likeness Of initials probab
Q ~ caused the mix-up.
A column that will no doubt be Q
: great interest to the movie fans
:, are the "Film F1ickers" appearin
on another page in this sissue. In
teresting information about plays an
7. players will be given in this colum
- weekly and will help the patrons
y the Orpheum keep posted on what
doing in FINLAND.
The M. E. ladies aid will hold the
regular food sale at st. Glars Jew
elry Store, Saturday, September 1St
). The Ladies Of the Congregation
:. Ladies' Aid announce their annu
chicken supper which will be give
at the home Of Mrs. E. A. Hubbel {
Saturday evening, September LIT
Supper will be served from five o'clot
until all are served and the price wi
Id be fifty cents per plate. The ladi
no announce that in addition to chickt
ey hosts of other good things to eat VI
be served. in fact it will be the bil
gest supper ever attempted by Il
e. ladies. All are cordially invited TO
in present.