The Glasgow courier., 1915-06-18

Party No. 7 that is now here taking
the valuation Of the yards and the
property of the Great Northern out
of Glasgow. Mr.. Brenton's headquar-
ters are at Great Falls.
John Survant. of Malta, and one of
Phillips County's foremost and most
influential citizens was in the city
Wednesday and Thursday on business.
Mac Hunter was in from his ranch
south of town Wednesday. He has
taken the plaster cast off his leg and
is able to get around in good shape
now.
Mike Allen accompanied Sheriff
Powell and J. A. Crisler to Deer Lodge
Tuesday and will undoubtedly have
many tales to tell of the trip when
he returns.
Several fishing parties from this
city were at Vandalia this week and
some excellent catches have been re-
ported. Pike seem to be very plenti-
full up there.
Harry Cosner of Malta was in the
city yesterday transacting business.
He is interested in case in the dis
trict court which is scheduled to come
up for hearing tomorrow.
F. R. Mccormack of Saco, was in
the city Friday on business. Mac is
now regular on the Saco ball team,
playing third base which he is hold
ing down in good shape.
w. A. Donohoe of Culbertson, was
in the city transacting business Fri
day and Saturday. He reports con-
ditions good in the metropolis of
southern Sheridan county.
Ollie Hess came down from the
north country this week after supplies
for the surveying crew. Wednesday
afternoon Ollie umpired the game be-
tween Glasgow and Saco.
Al Mcintyre, of Baylor, accompani-
ed the Baylor ball team here on Sat-
urday. Al is manager of the team
and seems to have his hands full
in getting them going good.
Mr.. G. A. Hauge arrived yesterday
from Albert Lea, Minnesota, and ex-
poets to make his home here. He is
the father of Mr.. T. A. Hauge, pro-
prietor of the Model Bakery.
S. C. Moore, Secretary of the Com
mercial Club, returned Friday morn
ing from Helena where he attended
meeting called for the purpose of
forming State Publicity Association.
Mr.. John Speed Smith, Chief Ma
turalization Examiner, with headquar-
ters at Seattle, Washington, was in
the city Wednesday, aiding the Judge
and Clerk of Court to make new citi-
zens.
John M. Lohr, formerly rancher in
Valley County but now superintendent
of the j. J. Hill farm at Humboldt
Minnesota, arrived in the city Satur-
day to look after his interests in this
vicinity.
Booth & Walker, the local con-
tractors, finished their work on the
Wedum Hill this week. Mr.. Booth
expects to go to Malta in a few days
to superintend the building of the new
high school.
G. A. Wright, "Fatty", left last
night for Great Falls where he has
secured a position on the Great
Northern. He expects to be gone sew
eral months but will return to Glas
gov in the fall.
Charlie Chaplin's admirers wen
home laughing Tuesday night, whel
they saw him in the best two ac
comedy he has ever appeared in, "Th'
Champion" 1t was a scream from
beginning to end.
The Misses Maude and Margare
Jeffers and their father, William Jef
fers and Tommy Greenan were in from
their homesteads at Bog Coulee tn.
fore part of the week for a short
visit with friends.
The Coleman Hardware Co., receiv
ed new n-Brandingham trac
tor this week which has been on dis
play in front of the hotel on Front
street the past few days. 1t is one
OF the newest models in tractors, not
being as cumbersome as the larger
tractors vet havinp tho ,au, noNya,