The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-08

Rumble of this city, left on Monday
for Edmore, N. D., enroute for her
home in Toronto, Canada.
George Sweitzer, returned from
Chinook Tuesday morning where he
has been working on the Philips
County TRANSFERRING job, for the John
son Farm Loan Co.
w. A. Miller of Minot, N. D., Pre-
sident of the Western Realty Co., and
manager of the Minot Office was in the
city the fore part of the week visiting
his brother j. M. Miller.
Mrs. M. L. Boehnert and family will
leave Saturday for Saco, where they
will make their home. Mrs. Boehn-
ert has taken wei the management of
the Windsor Hotel at that place.
Fred Shoecraft returned Thursday
night from Saskatchewan and is again
back at his bench manufacturing La
Medalla cigars. He states that con-
ditions in Canada are anything but
good.
G. w. Bell and his daughters, Mae
and Marie left Wednesday morning for
the Twin Cities. They r making
the trip in Mr.. Bells Buick and after
visiting in Minneapolis, they will go
to Omaha.
j. E. Gasser of Valleytown was in
the city the fore part of the week
and while here was appointed Deputy
Clerk and Recorder for registering
voters in District No. Is, by the board
- of county commissioners.
The cold weather the past few days,
, with occasional showers of rain has
delayed threshing in the county. Re-
ports from the north country state
that snow fell in the Opheim and
Y Glentana country Wednesday.
! Beginning yesterday, waiter service
, was put in by T. A. Hauge of the
Model Bakery. The first four tables
have been reserved for those wishing
u the service at only a slight increase
I in the cost of the meal.
Cecil Harrison returned this week
from the east, where he has been for
the past month on a business and
pleasure trip. He visited for some
3 time in Minneapolis, Chicago and New
York and reports a fine trip.
Z. Sam Morrin has moved to Saco and
Y has taken a claim near there. The
Saco Independent says that Mr.. Nor
d rim worked at the carpenter trade in
Saco over twenty years ago and help
ed erect some of the first buildings
Clark and C. w. Crockard, of Jim
Jam Jems fame are financially inter
\ ested in the >Redwater Valley Bank
: of Circle, Montana, in Dawson county
& They were at Circle recently looking
Z over the country.
Charley Hall, who has been employ
z ed as night man at the Model Bakery
Malta. He will spend some time get
for the past summer, left Monday fol
ting his claim in shape for the wntel
and then expects to 60 to Minneapolis
for q visit. r..
E. T.. Phelps, the mayor, merchant
and U. S. Commissioner of Baylor
was in the city several days this weel
on business. Mr.. Phelps states thai
business is excellent in the new town
7 and crops in that vicinity are turning
out better than expected.
q J.. E. Arnot, President of the Glas
gov National Bank was at Conra'
a Saturday and Sunday looking afte
banking interests there. Mr.. Arno
z stated that while crops were good il
= that part of the state, only about on
. third of the crop had been threshed
y To pay a bet lost over a year age
q George Skinner, one of Henry Ford
q ablest boosters in the county, role
q a peanut from Carr's barber shop t
q the corner of the Glasgow Drug Stor
q Sunday afternoon. AS the big aut
q race had been called off, quite a crow
q gathered to watch Skinner perforr
"a the feat.
q Advices from Havre report that Pat
"a rick Connolly, a we'll known ranchma
"a located about 20 miles north of Havr
a was fatally injured IN runaway &C
cident Sunday afternoon. He was i