The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-26
GLAsGOW's NEW PICTURE PALACE

Courier this week. Five of these ma
chimes will be usd by johnson THE
| Abstractman, for transcribing the
Phillips County records.
Pat Sisk of Wendell drove down
from his ranch the fore part OF the
week to purchase supplies and look
after other matters.
Art J. Mosby of the Northwestern
Electric & Supply Co., returned this
week from Kalispell, where he has
been for several weeks.
Editor Jos. Milestone of the Glen
tana Reporter and F.. H. Derrig, Of
, G~lentana were in the city several
days this week on business.
George Sawyer left Wednesday for
Opheim in his Ford car, being the
first to attempt to get through with
a car since the spring thaws.
John Willis, one of the Valley Coun-
ty representatives in the last legis-
lature returned home Wednesday, and
is back in the harness again selling
insurance.
L. w. Gibson, came in from his
ranch this week to look after business
interests here. He states that his
stock wintered we'll and that indica-
tions point to a good season.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Moore expect
to leave the latter part of the week
for Sidney, Montana, where Mr.. Moore
will assume the management of the
!: office Of the Moore Telephone Co.
Ranch of fifty acres for rent. 2
miles from Glasgow on the river. 20
acres cultivated. All fenced. Six
: room house. Excellent for garden
truck. Call at telephone Office. 46t3pd
Dave Watson of Hinsdale, Deputy
County Health Officer was in the city
2 this week on a tour of inspection. He
also made a trip up north to the
!, towns of Opheim, Glentana and Bay
lor.
Charles Gordon of Wolf Point, was
in the city on business Tuesday. Mr.
Gordon is now editor of the Wolf
Point Herald. Mr.. Hanson the former
~ editor, having been appointed post
master at that place.
George F. Burke and Sam Gross
man made a trip to Havre Tuesday te
attend a meeting of the Elks Lodge
# there. Sam was initiated into the
le mysteries of the B. P. O. E. and i:
now a full Pledged "Bill."
he E. A. Edberg, manager of the Glas
n go W bowling team that went to SAGE
n yesterday, was among those presen
at the tournament. Ed missed tn
le skiddoo in the morning and made tn
n trip on a freight, arriving at Saco il
time for dinner.
III Editor T. J. Hooking returne'
Thursday from Great Falls and Hell
ena where he made final arrangement
ne for installing a legal blank department
in the Courier office. When this j
completed the Courier will have tn
most compete line of legal blanks j
northern Montana.
Deputy Game Warden George T
Burke and Sheriff C. w. Powell mad
a trip into Sheridan County yesterda
to investigate a report that there wer
some aliens who were carrying fire
arms. They returned to Glasgow thi
morning and will look further into tn
matter.
E. T. Phelps of Baylor was in tn
city the fore part of the week, pull
chasing supplies and attending to otF
err business matters. He made the tri
in his Ford a and from reports h
car well deserves it's name for in NAL
ing the return trip they had to for
several streams.
Sam Rugg returned this week frol
Scobey where he has been managin
The Hub, while Mr.. Sierts was in Gla
gov. He states that the merchants
Scobey are doing a good business ar
that the prospects are bright for
good crop in that part of the sta
the coming season.
Sam Ellsworth moved his confe
tionery and cigar store from his
cation on Front Street to one of Il
new stores in the First National Ba,
building. The new location is a d
cided improvement over the Mario
and cramped quarters where tn
formerly were and Mr.. Ellswor
plans to install new fixtures and W