The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-05
19 Years
Taken from
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settle Of Mn ,teen Years Ago.
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Mrs. John j. Kerr is reported tenn
porarily indisposed.
D. C. Kyle was down from Saco
on business Monday.
S. A. Willis made a business trip
to Poplar Wednesday.
Mrs. Bretzke, the wife of a ranch
man living about two miles east of
town, is reported seriously i'll.
Milt Harrah made a trip to the
Porcupine yesterday to summon wit
nesses for this term of court.
Attorney John w. Tattan, of Fort
Benton, is spending the week in Glas-
gov in the interest of his clients.
Sheriff Willis went to Culbertson
Monday for the purpose of subpoen-
ing witnesses in the bank robbery case.
Jamison, the boiler maker in the
round house, has gone west and Jer-
ry Cahill has again assumed his old
position.
The commissioners were the guests
of the mandolin club at the residence
of Messrs. Lemmer and St. Clair,
Tuesday evening.
Jerry Cahill went to Williston on
Wednesdays passenger. The boiler
maker at that place is sick and un-
able to do his work.
Andrew Sherry, while on his way
home from Scotland, was taken sick
in New York and unable to continue
his homeward journey.
Eddie Burke, formerly an engineer
on this division, but late of the Mon
tana Central, has secured a passenger
run between here and Havre.'
Robt. Coburn, one Of the wealth.
lest stockmen of Malta, will shortly
remove to Great Falls, at which placl
he has purchased a $500 residence
Chas. E. Hall took Mondays pas
senger for the east, to be gone about
two weeks. During his absence O
S. Cutting will act as deputy clerk
Ole Nordell, who spent the winter
about a mile east of Glasgow, looking
up a situation for a ranch, returned
to White Sulphur Springs, Thursday
State Veterinary Surgeon Bird wa!
in Glasgow, Monday to inspect a bucl
the property of Chas. E. Hall, which
came from a herd now effected will
scab.
DR.. M. d. Hoyt is reported as hav
ing sufficiently recovered to set VI
around the house and will return t.
Glasgow as soon as he can stand tn
riding.
Victor Beaudoin. at one time a fire
man on this division, but now run
ming out of Grand Forks, spent tn
first of the week with friends il
Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stimson took tina
leave of Glasgow for st. Cloud las
Sunday at which place MI. Stimso
has been assigned a position by tn
Great Northern.
County Attorney Evans went up +
Malta Thursday evening for the pnr
pose of prosecuting a "Greaser' VIII
beat up a half -breed Indian at tina
place on Tuesday.
Sam Cooley, the affable and popula
machinist of the Great Northern shop
at this place, went to Havre, Tuesda
where he will renovating an engin
recently demolished in a collision.
r. w. Garland of Malta, cha,l
man of the board of county commits
%sioners, was on hand Monday to pr
side over the deliberations of tn;
orderly and we'll conducted assembly.
The resolutions passed by Congre:
this week recognizing the Cuban il
surgents as belligerents, appears
harmonize with Spain something a
ter the fashion of a red rag and tt
traditional bull.
At a very moderate expense tt
Board of County Commissioners ha,
entered into a contract with parti'
for the digging of a we'll in the Cou
House yard, which will fill a long fe
want. The amount Of money now e,
pended for water will, in a short tim
pay for the digging of this we'll al
the Board is to be commended for tt
- wise course it has pursued in that 6
!" rection.
Commissioner Stafford was up fro
ia Culbertson in attendance of Il
~ Board meeting this week. Stock
la and around Culbertson, he says, h
wintered better than in previous yea
VS. and Notwithstanding the fact that
le heavier snow fall (38 inches) was e