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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-09-11

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iaafXf g. n iss %oft s sSslH Has,
cessi blet in any 'forms TO shes general
reader, The. Mont hayo Feeyfew viii un-
dertake TO make lit accessible. - ~
J: NOT. shall Ms limit sthefStt Review to
the Tinted, States and. her. colonies.
Many Of the European nations have
enacted. social legislation in advance
of the United Stdtes:#| The foreign Of
ficiaf reports 81 labor bureaus, Offices
ana ad e2 PM; missions contain yaua6le m
growth, of the. same subjects in our
own COUNTRY" ,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-09-11

s.. s s Then you don't think I'D practice
what il preach, Oh 77,' oueried the min
ister,,S in taking wit hsone Of the dea-
CONS at 8 stas S
4. 9, sir; i dom eplted the dea-
con. '.' ou,ve been preac ching on the
subject of restg natl ON tpr two years.
an have " tg,ni1ed
other % "a 81 listed son
Good {: nd yo,ls ONE back
sa(, yoaIr
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-09-11
CLEAR THE INSPECTORS.

WASHINGTON. Sept: 10.-Federal
1850, passengers to- take passage on the
steamer Eastland arc not responsible
for the disaster that befell. that vessel,
IS, the substance of a report received
by Secretary Redfield from inspectors
Of the Cleveland and Detroit districts.
The boat was ertified at $500, so that
lets out. the inspectors intin1ates
these officials -.
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SGD: ssaHirv,a .f.:.ss asEzi!59 .S'7E 30
s NXsh f5SRE& AsS SeSt S3I1r g
dent Wilson hasa has 3fappointse;d a success.
SCR to= Seconds Assistans-T Postmaster
Gs'stkal 5Gseht Stewart =r<ssisne q:
= TBS will BE- ri Interest TO- union:
ISIS IN the postal service, who have
b'ses3 consistently coposeI ~ the late
sceyn I'd, a ssista t. who sis'sassigned by
tiie. -le,stoffiee departme:, TO; ,.efend
SUES f:ought by railroads :or mail
charges. -.
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BEREAVEMENT on TIE INTERIOR
..= BUREAU or MINES. .5 s{..

New Publuicaions. uist 3s.Ausast 1855
mines, Ingalls,
Douglas FnlaY J. Parke Charming and Hays
g.. u. @>-. s ..*=5 Technical Papsrs.. sA @sts
Paper buying selling metaugca
prodnctS Charles
technical Paper
during accidents
plosiGes compiled
TECHNICAL Paper in cities
With Of G. A.
- VeerIeA: PpIdw
INIT Monate and by Karl T.
bos41o 4susv sic
NPsEa Notes mnefai nada by Jaeesf W.
~ss supply Isl fer free
granted Pubeatoa ordered by
vMines, WaShingtoRs
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| 1 ! ] |. I
!. PAPER. on " VITAL !
! FACT|s'I9:A LABOR
.<>*;: .4~. + : :: :: n II ~. 81
Monthly Review Issued By Com
i mission Of Labor Statistics
F. OH Industry Advance 4 {

The Monthly Review"=is free fof.
the asking. H., =, o. -. Z /:
. + Every intelligent wage earnesss
should have it. = - !: -. ~ ss
: 1t will be issued on the :2sth' III
each month. = 1914 r. ~ HI
{ Communications: relativet to ..th$:
Review should be sent: &to thS
United States Commissioner Of Lag
bore Statistics, Washington, D.. G. :, B
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-09-11
SINGLE TAX AND II WAGES ;.

BY F. E. Cottier, 1nsths Cleveland Citizen.
The relation t.. values. ia i ia 600:
are in a bout, the 81 me pro nortt;on a.
is said the three>:balls in front, Of a
to one t hat you Vii never eome BACK
Labor nroduceass1 a f1ay Of. wealth:
on an AVERAGE. & the u. s.. .rh q s;te
value. hor sreta ,two IL vow. one 80:
a ,day. lust for the good, viii ne shows
us, for ALLOWING lie on uLs earfh at al 80
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HOLD. WAGE CONFERENCE.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Sept 10
The, annual wage conference of the
National Bottle Manufacturers asso-
citation. with representatives. of the
Glass Bottle Blowers association was
held in this city last, week e. 49,
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HENRY F. GREENE. ~
I Attorney for Applicant, ~~'. ::
Duluth. Minnesota. 49,,
L. w: Sept 11-18-25-1915. ,.c:

HENRY f.. GREENE, - -.
T. Attorney for Applicant, >~'t >: =
Duluth, Minnesota. ,t:..,.,
u. W: Sept 11:1S-25-1915. r. =
= >: = ~ SUMMONS. -, :. =. :. =.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY, OF
st. Louis.--District Court. Eleventh
Judicial District. : - -, y. ~ II;
Louise ~Plisson., Xxi - ,,.. .
=. 49,. VS. - .
.Theophile Plisson, =, 4. ~ ~ <%s Z. ~ :
~.~>, ~ i. = Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendant: ; IL Z.
:, You are hereby summoned and re-
:quired to answer the complaints-of the
plaintiff in. the above; entitled action,
which complaintFis ON file in the office
Of the Clerk of r. the :. District Court
above named, and to serve a. copy Of
your Hansw er,:to the said complaint on
the subscriber<2at his office No. 51l
nesota. within thirty lso5 days after
thes service of thiss summons upon you,
exclusive Of the day of such service !;
and If: you fafl to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply to
t ths,e GaqEt fo5 the srslief s demanded E'
tedatht. rsths W e yeo q " r as1s
/: ~, It eyEYor aPlafntin,
"a } Fisst; Aat tep.l Bank Bid pal nth
Septat11 4lS-s .t9t0. ar Is, j, b so
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-20

PaSa a la Sa. col. 4a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-20
CTrad. del San Antonio ENpress.)

q l.eg@r q ser otro factor de gran
!L-~Dolt&ncia para e. concrete de los
GStadoS Uniios, y este. sin tomar en-
cUenta las grandes p~lantaciores de
arooles huleroS. en- Ia parte sudeste
dc Mexico, que para Ii fecha estan
en- pIeno deSarrollo y production.
Hace POGO. Sc anuncio publicamen-
=. que los concentrates de Nueva
Orleans iban 4 hacer un prcstamo de
=iO,O0G,OOO I los ~productores de 81
81, o henequen. del Estado de Yucca
tan. para invertirIos en- e. mejora-
miento de las condolences de esa in
duStria. Es bien sabido que aquella
.egion de Ia Republica exPorra toda
II tibra que Sc neceSita por los agri-
cr.tores americanos. ' que ~converti-
In en- hiIo. Sc utiliza en- el amarre de
las cosechaS del trigo Y de otros ce-
realeS. Yucatan M Sido, por mucho
tempo ell unico centric donde Sc OBJ
-lere eSta precIoSa libra, pero re-
,.entemente sc Ia i~ntroducido Al mer
lado otra clase muy semcjante. CO.
roc.da con e. nombre de zapupe Y
cue Sc produce en- el Estado de Ia
maulipas, particularmeEte en- el dis
tr,to de Tampico hasta llegar a Vic
toria.
Hace cinco amos al estallar el
movimiento revolucionario, comenza-
kan ! dar fruto las grandes planta-
clones de zapupe del vale del Rio
Panuco ' de las riveras del lago
Tamiahua- Las plantas. para en-
ronceS, Sc habian d~esarrollado 10 su-
-iciente. para que pudieran cortarse
sUS hojas interiors;, pero en- IA ac-
malidad sc ignoran las condolences en
cue Sc encuentren, aunque como son
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Ell HEROE EN- APRIETOS.

Por mas que los r%arranclaneS So
rSfuerZan en acumular iriunfOS
imaginariOS SObre IN enSObrrberida
ti"ura del Nance immortal. la YER
dad de las cOSaS IS que 81 pedante
garbanCrrO yaqui eSta paSandO las
de Cain con nueSIrO estimadO COM
padre DOrOteO. Iuien. %apOrreadO V
TODD. muy duro de- prlar IS alIn. Y
IL dara lOdavia muclIOS dolores de
rabrZa a SUI Oiiad0 enemigO. 81 de
las p~etuIanciaS Y las echadaS. DE
aruerIo con una nOticia pr0ceden-
tc del campo de las o%peraciOneS re-
VOluciOnariariaS en Sonora. la CO.
lumna mandada pOr cl prOpiO don
Aware Obreg6n larodillense y dense
tres golpeS de hechOl fuG derrO-
tada pOr los muchachOs de nucslro
rOmpalire. quieneS IL hicierOn tres
cientaS bajas a Ia invenrible legion
O~hrcgOniSta.
No SabcmOS por que 4 eSIaS horaS
no So Ina iraSIOrnaio i0davia 81 sis
tema %planeiario Il peso de lamafio
abSurlO.
tAINarltO. el invenciblc. 81 formi-
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POL|T|CA NENUDA

rrosanta. Y para u continuadoreS.
los Que. yendo mas ALA que aque-
Hos. han dejado limpio a! pals. n
teramente limpio de las Obras en-
Iur SimbolizarOn Su iirania los NAL
NadoS reaccionarios, Y han alberto
I'm anriO caurr de destruction de-
mocrilira para Iu2 cora pOr 81
81 ileShordanie rio del dOlOr de- In
patria. de eSc negotiable rio que
l!cva en suS cntralas las liGrimaS
V la Sangre de los hiiOs de Mexico.
Saluf. 20 de NOvirmbre....
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id'' = ~ Ii'!'' 'i'''t''' 80 I''
rr>o de- irsarr"lio Ir Ioda rIaS"
dr arilVidadrS "n -. nlnO y en- Ell
iIomisr'. :" r"aiIza por paS"s >uce-
SlV"S y janis por nirnt"S "Na="-
RADIOS 'lu" "n ruanto = rSirri.an
contra aI-una d~lilru!iad. - a2oian
q mu"rrn por r"mpI"Io.
Las a>]rrurionr> son Sirmpre len
ta> pnrdur 20 :" hartn S0hre 81
pr0y"rIiI ir In imagination. SinO
,ohrr Ia r>caId Il" la rralidad, y tSia
sta Tornado ir prIIanoS que
guardian ra.rr i prlurnaS ii>lan-
riaS.
nr~~prdmdnS" ir alui. que JodoS
los ~,rahaiuS humanos son acelui-
b.rS. i r~lin drntro i" la rSfrra
H. nurSIroS conoriml"aio>. y ria
70 - que Il "lIoS nos r'ferlmoS.
ruandO declines: "HaZ 10 due pur-
Ias: porlu" >rria una trrmenda
!urura panrr a un camprSin0 IN
~prrSrncia h. TN case que hubir>e
slr rr>olver I'm rXper!o rirujano y
drririr "haz IL que pucdaS" q lIr~
varir ante un problcma matemi-
iiro Y ryriiariu a rur DuSirra Ell
.iurgo >u> ronorimirnto> para r"-
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t2meEte no TequleTen atenClOR Glgu-
ra. es probable que para Ia fecha es-
ten dando abund&ntes cosechas.
Riqueza en- la vegetation silvestre.
BESIDE hace muchoS amos Sc expor-
tan a los Estados Unidos, enormes
c]antidades de libra textiI. proceden-
ties de Ia region Norte de Mexico.
ESta libra sc obtiene tallando las
hcjas de Ia Iechuguilla Y de la pal
ma, que crecen Y Sc desarrollan sill
%eStres en- t9da esa extension terri
torial.
Zero no Sc cncierra en- estos IL
mites Ia production espontanea de
uCueza.
Hay en- csc pals otras muchas va
ried&des de vegetation silvestre. que
tiener gran valor industrial V mer-
canti!. por ejemplo. Ia cande!illa, de
n cue Sc eXtrae una cera de la me-
jor calidad, quiZa superior en- grade
y en- valor, I Ia famoSa Gambia" del
Brasil. Sc Ia emplea con gran ext
20 Ell Ia manufacture de discos fono-
S~raficos : de otroS varios objetos.
Grandes areas de terrero Sc u
tran cubiertas por esta hierba en- los
Estados de Coahuila. Chihuahua y
Nuevo Leon y tan importante indus
tria estaba llamada 2 desempenar IN
gran papel entire las de su genera.
cuando Ia revolucic:l paralizo sus
progresses casi por complete.
L. raiz de vacation, es otra planta
cue tampoco necesita de cultivo al
guno y que tiene n gran deman-
ia, principalmente para Ia manufac-
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tan resistentes a Ia Sequia Y practi-
lamente no requieren ~atencion algu-
ma. es probable que para Ia fecha es-
ten dando a~bund&ntes ~cosechas.
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t2ra de cepillos de todas classes. Sc
produce geHera!mehJe en- los hstados
&c "%catec2S y Michoacan Y en- O.
lraS parties del centric de Mexico. En-
81 mayor parte Sc cXportaba 4 Ale
mama. aunque ten'a t"Hbien IN con
-l"erahIe consume en- los EStatos
C2!IoS, entertainments en- NIncin-
'"''' II @S'"oo De Oa%aca ma sldo
'"h'oso POI u e%PoEtacloneS dc CO.
'"''.L''"' no oO@'"N'e e. deScuOFimlen-
q" u' L'S l'h'uE&s aEtl!icIa!eS.
Los IFu'oS Na'uFaieS dc Mexico
"'H a!c"hzaco ua "Lto prec!o en- e!
""eIc""o oe los ESl2ooS ChidoS. eS-
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Pasa a la pagina 8, columna S.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

Monday evening the Methodist
"kid" team and the Lewis MEDIUM
team gave an exhibition of the ma
tional game at the local park. Dur
ing the first part of the game it
looked as though the kids were going
to put it over on their large oppon-
ents, but in the last stages OF the
game the wis-We-do-ems scored
enough runs to win.
John M. Lewis, president of the
First National Bank of Glasgow, his
wife and sister, and R. NJ. Lewis, al
so of the First National, were up
from the county seat last Sunday and
spent the day looking owe the Glen
tana country, says the Glentana Re-
porter. They expressed great surprise
at the amount of land under cult
walton around here and stated that
it surpassed their estimate at least
fifty per cent.
Among the teachers from Valley
County who have already enrolled at
the summer institute at Plentywood,
are: Miss Pearl Anderson of Tam
pico, Bertha Bretzke of Glasgow, Lii
liam Betz of Vandalia, Margaret Camp
bell of Hinsdale, Nola G. Eldredge of
Lismas, Blanche A. Eldredge of Lis
mas, Ralph w. Cumming, of Vandal-
ia, Married. Rays of Hinsdale, Ida M.
/ Kerr of Baylor, Elmina Stewart OF
Glasgow.
Inspector Richards Of Swift Cur
rent, Sask., of the Northwest Mount
ed police, was a Malta visitor the
first of the week, having come over
here on official business. In speak
ing of the published report that
William Ball had received a life
sentence for the shooting of Long,
Mr.. Richards said it was all a mis-
take and he doubted if Ball would
be convicted as a monster petition
was being circulated in his behalf
both in the country north of Saco
and across the line.-Malta Enter
prise.
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Claude Moore, formerly Of this city
but now one Of Sidney's Invest wires,
is now manager of the Sidney ball
team. Jess Pierce, star pitcher for
Moore's Rumely's last year is at Sid
ney also, pitching for Sidney. In
commenting on the change in man.
agement the Sidney Herald says:
Under the management of c. 0. Moore
manager of the local telephone *
change, assisted by Catcher LaFay-
cite, the Sidney Giants were reor-
ganized last week, and on Sunday a
game between this team and the Citi-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06
Foster-Van Gunten

At the home of Mrs. Emma West,
Thursday evening at o'clock Alfred
Riley Foster and Miss Flossie Fay
Van Gunten were united in marriage,
Rev. ]. Maurice Hupp, of the Baptist
church, performing the ceremony.
The contracting parties are well
known in Glasgow and the news of
their marriage will no doubt be a big
surprise to their many friends. "Al"
as the groom is known to his many
friends, has held a responsible posi-
ton with the Great Northern here
for the past eight years and is held in
high esteem by all his associates.
The bride has been in the state for
about six months and during her re-
sidence in the city has made a host OF
warm friends.
They will make their home here,
and have the very best wishes OF a
legion of friends. Well take a La
Medalla, Al.
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and socially; closing by presenting
her with a beautiful gold watch fob,
given by the Neighbors, in appreci-
alton of her work. A reading was
given by Neighbor Hubbel also n by
Neighbor Weldy. R%ecitations by Rev.
Mr.. Hupp and Mr.. Thompson. A de-
licious lunch provided by the Neigh
bors was served by Mrs. Weldy, Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. billiard.
Signed by Mrs. Weldy and Mrs.
billiard.
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Baylor-Shields

A very pretty wedding occurred on
Monday, August End at Baylor, when
Mr.. Hal T. Baylor, n Of the north
country's most prominent residents
and Miss Mary Shields of San Anton
10 were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed at
the residence of Mr.. c. w. Baylor,
a brother of the groom, and many
friends and relatives of the contract
ing parties attended. Rev. Molyneux
of Glasgow oficiated.
Miss Shields is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. P. T Shields of San Anonio,
Texas, where she has a large circle
of friends. Mr.. Baylor is the son
of w. X. Baylor, who belongs to one
of the oldest and best known Texas
families.
The young couple will make their
future home at the Baylor ranch near
Baylor. They have the best wishes
of the entire community where Mr.
Baylor's brother, c.. w. Baylor has
resided for many years.
Surprise on Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mrs. L. A. Thompson at her
spacious home on the North Side, Fri
day evening, by the ladies of the
Royal Neighbor camp and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson attended
the moving pictures at the Orpheun
that evening, which fave the ladies
the opportunity for which they wer'
seeking that of taking full possession
of the Thompson home. All were
gathered and chatting merrily whe1
about $3.50 in stepped Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson. Explanations of "Sur
prise on You," had the effect of clear
ing away their expressions OF myst1
fcation.
The evening was spent in pleasan
conversation until previous to lunc
being served. Mrs. billiard made
few we'll chosen remarks in behaI
of the progressive work Mrs. ThomI
son has carried on since holding tn
Office of Oracle in Royal Neighbe
, Camp, that by her faithful and ur
firing efforts the camp attained
prosperous condition both financial
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

Old Sol has been working overtime
in Valley County the past week and
many of the fields of excellent grain
are now ready for the binder.
There will be a dance given at the
Badger School House Saturday, Au-
gust the 14th, 1915. Good music will
be secured. Everybody invited.
An exchange says that the Indians
who predicted a wet summer are now
p~rophesying a long, cold winter. 1t
is to be hoped that the latter predic-
ton will not be verified but it is a
good idea to be ready.
The Fairs that are to be held in
Montana this fall, whether by the
state or counties, offer an excellent
opportunity for displaying our un-
limited and deserve the sup
port and encouragement of the people
of the entire state.
Secretary s.. C. Moore of the Valley
County Fair Association is busy these
days mailing out the 1915 premium
lists. He advises US that all pros
poets are excellent for a bigger ant
better fair than we have ever had ant
with the abundant crops which ar,
now assured, the displays at the fail
this fall will surpass all past exhibits
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Mrs. Lewis Entertains

Mrs. J. M. Lewis entertained at her
beautiful home on the south side Tues
dav afternoon in honor of Miss Har-
riet Lewis of St., Paul. who has been
her guest the past week.
At bridge Mrs. Alsop won the head
prize. After cards a delicious two
course luncheon was served. Those
present were: Mines. Leo Schaffer,
Geo. Alsop, Carr, Walker, Layton,
Smith and the Misses Gibbs, Florence
Crawford, Belva Humphrey, Gladys
johnson and Miss Ruth Truscott.
Little Miss Erma Shoemaker enter
tanned twenty-four of her little friends
on Tuesday afternoon of this week
it being the occasion of her eighth
birthday. Games were played by this
merry crowd of youngsters until five
o'clock, when refreshments of sand
witches, lemonades, ice-cream and thu
always present birthday cake, were
served on the lawn. After this i'm
portant part of the afternoons froli'
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Double Six Card Club

The Double Six Card Club vas very
pleasantly entertained Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. G. A.
Axt. Auction bridge was played at
four tables, Mrs. Blycker winning the
head prize and Mrs. Alderman, Sec
ond prize. A delightful luncheon
was served by the hostess, and all
present pronounced it one of the most
enjoyable meetings the club has ever
had. The club will meet in two weeks
with Mrs. A. E. Blycker.
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zens team took place. The services
of Jess Pierce of Glasgow, a friend
of Mr.. Moore were secured for the
first teams pitching staff, and he had
his opponents guessing at. all times
and pitched a good game, considering
that this was his first try-out in sew
eral weeks"
Taken Up-About April 18th, a brown
saddle horse branded on
left hip by August Blomer,
eight miles south of Glas- a.
gov. Owner can have same by
calling and paying expenses. 14t3p
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Entertains Sewing Circle

Entertains Sewing Circle
The members of the Wild Rose
Sewing Circle were royalty entertain
ed Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. C. w. Steinke. After all bust
ness had been disposed of the crowd
was invited to the beautiful lawn of
Mrs. C. M. Reece, where a number
of pictures were taken and each lady
given g bunch of sweet peas. After
wards all returned to Mrs. Steinke's
where a dainty and appetizing lunch
was served by the hostess. The
circle will meet again Friday, August
18th at the home of Mrs. L. N. Hills.
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The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet on Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. E. A. Hubbell. The regular food
sale will be held on Saturday, August
9TH, at the Glasgow Cash Grocery.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

There will be an entertainment at
the Cristian church given by the
Ladies' Missionary Circle Friday eve
ming, August 9Th, entitled "The Tom
Thumb Wedding" Come and be en-
tertained. Adults so cents, children
25 cents.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

The Ladies' Missionary Circle will
meet at the Christian church, Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, August
5th. Miss Muriel Weldy and Miss
Mae Rhodes will entertain. All lad
les cordially invited.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

Miss Harriet Lewis Of St. Paul,
who has been the guest of Mrs. John
M. Lewis the past week, left Thurs
day morning for her home.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

Lawrence J. Berry and Miss Maude
Varney, both of Axtell, Montana,
were married at the Methodist par
sonage Monday afternoon, August 2,
BY the Rev. B. F. Meredith.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

The Helping Hand Society of the
Baptist church are the proud possess
ors of a new range stove, the gift Of
a friend. They will try it out at their
next meeting, July 18th. The gift
was a complete surprise to the so
ciety.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06
Society News
Bp Our Society Edit0r

Miss Lily Hoey left Wednesday
morning for Havre to visit friends for
a few weeks.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

Miss Roye Lee Tate arrived this
week from Minot, for a two weeks
visit with her mother and sister in the
city.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

The Misses Lottie and Anna Olson
of Argyle, N. D., r visiting at the
Lezie home on the north side.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

was disposed of, the little merry
makers departed to their homes, de-
claring they had spent a most happy
afternoon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-20
POPULAR MUSIC HELPS TO
CHASE AWAY THE "BlUES"

The Clarendon orchestra, under the
leadership of Prof Harry Tucker is
gaining in popularity every day, due
to the fact that more sentimental
music and not quite SO much of the
classical composition is included in
it's daily afternoon program. Natur-
ally enough the former appeals to the
younger element, yet, judging from
the encores received from the older
people seated about the lobby every
day, it is apparent that they, too,
had little rather listen to one-steps
than they would to classical selections
by famous composers. Professor
fuckers idea is working out most sat
isfactorily, believing as he does that
what goes well at Narragansett Pier
in summer will meet with the same ap-
proval by Clarendon patrons in win
ter. Music with lots of life to it, is
bound to have an exhilarating effect,
especially when the weather is stormy
and unfit for one to venture out Of
doors.