The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-29

P. F. Ryder of Chinook, auditor of
the Imperial Lumber Co., was in the
city the first of the week on business.
Ted McGovern, brother of Dan Nc
Govern is spending a few weeks in the
city visiting.
Andrew Nelson of Vandalia was a
business visitor in the city the fore
part of the week.
F. w. Kroeger of Saco was a bust
ness visitor in the city the first of the
week.
George Sawyer of Opheim was in
the city the fore part of the week
transacting business.
Andrew Frater, who has a claim
near Glentana, came down from the
north country the first of the week
and will remain until warm weather
arrives.
Doc Sprudle cannot be very busy
these days and is spending his time in
reading the masterpieces of fiction.
He has been reading the SPOILERS"
for the past three weeks and expects
to finish the book before the Fourth Of
July unless something happens. It is
a great book and Doc is almost
through with the first chapter.
w. I. Bradley returned Thursday
from the Twin Cities where he had
been on a business mission. He states
that that part of the country was in
the grip of a cold wave during his
visit there, the thermometer having
registered as low as twenty below,
which is very cold in that climate.
The new Beverly building has been
rented by E. M. Crouch and will bt
used for hall purposes. The frs
dance was held here Thursday night
, and a large crowd attended. Darst's
orchestra furnished excellent music
and the crowd was a lively and jolly
j. one. Dances will be held in the Bev
erly hall each Thursday night.
/ Sam Grossman, proprietor of tn
e Glasgow Auto Co., and agent for Val
Y ley county for the Cadillac and Fore
f cars, left Saturday night for the east
$ He will visit several cities in Nortl
Dakota and expects to spend SOM
time in the Twin Cities, Chicago ant
Detroit to get lined up for this year.
automobile business.
e On last Monday evening the elias
gov band had a very successful prac
tice and all present went through tn
work of the evening in excellent form
It is the intention of the organizatio
v to give a free concert some time mex
r month and the people of Glasgow wi
o have a surprise in store for them whe
they see the progress they have mad
: in the past few months.
r. Tom Coleman was in from his ranc
north of town over Sunday. Mr.. Cole
), man has the contract to carry the ma
from his ranch to Baylor and frol
there to Opheim and Glentana. TT
mail is brought to the Coleman ranc
II by automobiles and he takes it fro1
.. there to Baylor with teams, gettin
70 the mail through the same day. III
&c deep snow in the north country M
~ made travel between Glasgow ar
there difficult and it is next to impo
~ sible for an automobile to get throug
Fifty seven couple were in atten
q, ance at the first dance in the ne
is Beverly Hall Thursday night. Fro
he nine o'clock until twelve thirty tt
dancers enjoyed themselves as tn
On have seldom had an opportunity
I'd doing before and everyone was We
an satisfied with the evenings entertal
he ment when the strains of "Hon
or Sweet Home" marked the end OF t
dance. The hall was nicely decorate
er and the acoustic properties excel a
al hall in the city. The next dance W
~ be held there next Thursday, Febr
We airy 4th.