The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-05-21

y. +. Glaenske of Medicine Lake
was in the city the fore part of the
week on business.
w. r. Jarvis of Glentana, was a
business visitor in the city the fore
part of the week.
George Drabbs of Hinsdale, was in
the city the fore part of the week
transacting business.
Mrs. w. S. Evans of Culbertson was
in the city Wednesday on court bust
ness.
DIR. Gustafson and F. j. Fishbeck
Of Plentywood, were in the city on
Wednesday looking after business in
terests.
Sidney J. Rumble, President of the
Rumble Land & Abstract Co., made a
business trip to Malta the fore part Of
the week.
Attorney C. H. Stevens, n of NAL
ta's legal lights, was in the city the
fore part Of the week on court bust
ness.
E. T. Phelps, U. S. Commissioner,
at Baylor was in the city today trans
acting business. He made the trip
in his Overland car and said the roads
were getting in good shape again.
| C. C. johnson of the johnson Farm
Loan Co., returned home Saturday
from Chinook where he is working on
the Phillips County transcript work
He returned to Chinook Monday to
complete the work of segregating the
records.
The Glasgow Knight Templar Mas
i, n observed Ascension Day Sunday
by attending the Congregational
church. Rev. A.. U. Baer delivered an
appropriate and interesting sermon or
Masonry and it's truths to a large
attendance.
Mrs. J. C. Duncan returned from
the Duncan ranch north of Hinsdale
Saturday, and is spending the week in
the city, visiting friends. Mr.. Dun
can is busy looking after his extens'
i've ranching interests.
There will be a Ghost Social at the
Badger School House Saturday Y
ming, May 22nd and a good time il
!, assured for everybody who attends
After the social there will b. a dance
for which good music has been secur
-, ed.
About the funniest man on tn
:, screen today is Charles Chaplin, VIII
NAV be seer every Tuesday at tn
Orpheum. It is just n long laugl
. from the beginning of the picture t.
the finish and is a sure cure for tn
, blues.
Booth & Walker secured the con
tract this week for cutting down tn
Wedum Hill on the north side. The
will have to move about 5000 yard
of dirt, some of which will be use
for filling in one of the lots on tn
rorth side. Work will start Monda!
n Gene Walsh, the shortstop on tn
O local base ball team was taken to tn
Deaconess Hospital this morning, SUI
fering with kidney trouble. While
is not considered serious, he will prol
= ably be kept out of the game Sul
day.
L. E. Jones of the Clerk and n
corder's Office returned this mornlr
from Malta, where he has been Il
several days assisting the Coun'
Clerk and Recorder of Phillips cou
ty to get started properly with u
books.
Coroner C. E. Peterson will retu.
tonight from Canada where he n
been the past week attending to e
burial of William Long, who was sh
by George Ball, last week. He le
Glasgow in an automobile and wh
about forty miles north of Saco, tn
were caught in the rain and had
leave the car behind and v t
remaining distance on foot.
George GRANDSON, who resides
the reservation reports that ne n
the best we'll in his vicinity. A sht
time ago he was prospecting for W;
er with a post hoe sueer. He we
:own 20 the depth # Is feet, wh'
he struck water, which rose IA II
in the we'll, one foot from the top
the ground. The water is ice cold a
las pure as spring water.