The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-30

here Friday and will leave in a few
days for their claims on the Fort Peck
Reservation to begin farming oper-
atoms.
Carl A.. B. Anderson of the Capital
Commission Co., of Great Falls, was
in the city over Sunday and made ar
engagements for their branch house
here. Mr.. Crawford will be their
agent at Glasgow.
Earl 0. Cauffman who has been i'll
at the Deaconess Hospital with pneu-
monia the past week is rapidly recov-
ering and will be able to be around
within a few days, and resume his
duties as mail carrier.
Work on the new Baptist church is
progressing rapidly. Carpenters,
fathers, plumbers and plasterers have
been busy this week and by Saturday
evening the church will be almost
ready for the inside finish.
johnson THE Abstractman has COM
menced work on the transcribing of
the Phillips county records. Mr.. C.
C. Johnson has been at Chinook the
past two weeks finishing up the work
of segregating the forms.
E. E. Arnold of Hope Valley, was
in the city several days this week,
purchasing supplies for the ranch.
He states that the wheat that is up
: looks very good but that rain will be
needed shortly to help it along.
Louis A. Horwitz of the Yeager-
Horwitz Jewelry Co., of Minneapolis,
was in the city over Sunday. He
/ made the trip to Nashua with the Au-
to Club and helped fix the roads, peel
ing off his coat and working like a
!, Trojan.
) Tn e Malta base ball team will play
) in Glasgow on May 23rd, and Glasgow
will play a return game there on
, Memorial day, May 30th. Malta will
! be down here for the Fourth of July
5 Celebration and participate in the
tournament.
Clerk and Recorder Shoemaker is
now installing the new registration
Z system according to the law passed
Il by the last legislature. The new sys-
tenn requires a great deal of work and
n will keep the Recorders Office busy
for some time.
n A letter from Mrs. E. J. Dixon in
Paradise, California, states that Mr.
g Dixon has returned to Glasgow and
e that she and the children will remain
in California indefinitely. They are
e now living in what is considered the
most healthful part of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Burke anc
Miss Alene McGregor made a tril
a through the north country this week
n Mr.. Burke was looking after matters
connected with the game warden's of
flee and Miss McGregor inspected tn
y schools in that part of the county.
Is Evangelist J. M. Hupp will make
le a trip to Whitehall the last of tn.
week, where he will spend two Sun
= days, and the week intervening. H,
! has charge of the building of a new
church there and between Glasgow
and Whitehall Mr.. Hupp is kept busy
Chef Baker of Glentana, one of tn
proprietors of the Glasgow to SEQ
hey stage line was in the city Mon
day. The new stage line is becomin!
very popular with passengers iron
here to the towns in the north coun
try and the Baker boys usually hav
a full load.
1t is estimated that there will b
more trees and shrubs planted in tn
city this spring than ever before. Tree
i are being planted along the boulevar'
outside the court house and many o
the property owners are beautifyin,
their homes and yards by planting
trees and shrubs.
Miss Alene McGregor, County Su
perintendent of Valley County, in con
sultation with Superintendent Iren
Murphy, made final arrangement 70
the summer school for teachers.
course will be given in first and secon
grade subjects. Special attention wi
be given methods. A lecture cours
will also be Observation-Disclosures
Herald.