The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-22
.ity Monday transacting business

CIIy MOHuay business
w. A. Wilmot has disposed of his
second hand store to jeanette Wigley
and will go out of the business and
take up farming. The store is now
under the new management.
Charles H. Boyd, one of the congen-
ial drummers who makes periodic Wis
its OF Glasgow selling Rex flour was
among us for a few days the first
of the week.
The Glasgow Dancing Academy is
proving very popular and a large num-
Der of the Glasgow dancing enthusi-
asts are working hard to master the
new steps.
Mrs. A. N. Porter and family of
Opheim were in the city Wednes-
day and from here left for the east
where they will spend the balance of
the winter.
The Williston Lodge B. P. o. E.
will dedicate their new Elk's Home
in that city on January 25th. All
Elks are cordially invited to be pre-
sent at the dedicatory services.
Andrew Frater, who has a claim
Glentana returned Thursday from
Iowa where he has been spending the
winter. He left for his farm and will
be there until spring.
F. H. Derrig, the Glentana banker
was in the city Thursday and left
for the north the next day. Mr.. Der
rig has been in North Dakota buying
horses which he will ship in and sell
to the farmers of the north country.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Jameson left
Friday morning for California and
will visit other states in the south.
MI. Jameson has purchased a new
Buick Six from the Flick Motor and
Machine Co., to be delivered in Cali
fornia for his use down there during
the winter.
Mrs. William Beede and daughter
from the south bench were in the city
on business the fore part of the week.
B. F. Vassar of New Richmond, Wis
~consin, was in the city this week buy
ing hogs on the local market. He
represents several large commission
firms who are anxious to secure Mon
tana hogs.
Mrs. Emily Whitbread suffered a
serious accident early Tuesday morn.
ing when she slipped on some ice in
the railroad yards and fell, breaking
her ankle. With Mrs. Hoffman, she
was on her way to meet Train No.
and they were crossing the tracks
when the accident occurred. She is
getting along nicely at this writing
The dancing classes conducted by
Miss Bolelke at the Gibson Opera
House are very popular. The classes
are now being held each Monday and
Wednesday evening but a beginners
class will be held each Saturday eve
ming for those who wish to learn the
old dances before attempting the new
er mes
The new Cadillac Eight received last
week by Sam Grossman of the Glas.
cow Auto Co., has been the subject Of
much conversation the past week
Those who have been so fortunate as
to have had a ride in it are very strong
in their praise for it. Many have
declared that they would buy one but
that they have no place to put it.
Next Sunday afternoon and evening
the patrons Of the Orpheum Theatel
will have the opportunity of seeing
Owen Moore, Little Mary Pickford's
husband, who plays the leading part
in the strong domestic drama "After-
math". Much interest has been mani.
tested especially by the ladies in this
play and no doubt will be greeted
with a packed house.
Evangelist and Mrs. ]. M. Hupp
are nov occupying the Birmingham
residence, corner 7th and 4th avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Birmingham will spend
the winter visiting in the east. Mr.,
and Mrs. Hupp will be pleased to greet
their friends both old and new ones
at the Birmingham residence. Their
phone number is Is, when calling just
ask for Geo. Birmingham's phone
number.
R. S. Petit, sales manager of Orton
Bros, the large piano house of Butte,
was in the city the first of the week