The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-06-11
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day in Glasgow.
A son was born to Mrs. Frank Ill
man Saturday last.
J. K. Bell of Saco, spent Sunday
and Monday in Glasgow.
David Kennedy, of Saco, spent "a
few days with friends in the city this
week.
Ed Clark, Florida, Rusty Mcneil
and Jack Teal were in from the Por-
cupine Wednesday.
Robt. Walsh, the Hinsdale mer-
chant was interviewing friends III
Glasgow this week.
w. S. Griffith, Jack Teal and Oar
Sullivan have joined the sheep shear
ing crew at this place.
Jim Harrah who has been on the
Yellowstone for a month hunting
horses returned this week with a band
of handsome geldings.
Cal Williams was badly bruised by
having a horse fall back with him on
Cherry Creek Tuesday evening.
The Chinook Opinion says that the
trouble about prices Of shearing were
terminated Tuesday by the shearers
Mrs. Blackman and Mrs. Dunn of
Rock Creek, stopped in Glasgow with
friends the greater portion of this
week.
agreeing to the prices of the wool
growers and the. w~oolgrowers g%uaran-
teeing them good board at IS cents
per day.
Several teams have been put on
the race track this week getting it in
to proper shape for the Fourth of
July races.
Col. Sargent, Nashua's general
merchant and postmaster was trans
acting business at the county seat last
Saturday.
Rev. John Martin returned ye3ter-
day from Canada. His health is much
improved and he is again looking al
most vigorous.
Messrs. Smith, Vagg and Calvin
have built a sidewalk in front OF
their respective business places Civ
ing our village a metropolitan ap-
pearance.-Saco Snapshots.
"Deaf" Mccarthy, who has been
working for the MN on tn esouth
side of the Missouri had his leg badly
injured by being kicked by a vicious
horse. He is now in Glasgow receiv.
ing medical attention.
M. D. Hoyt and DR.. Montrose per-
formed another operation upon the
foot Of Paul kellar Wednesday. The
foot was frozen last winter and the
recent operation was necessary tc
save part of the foot.
VIM. Taylor, one of the prominent
1ockmasters Of Valley County, was
down from his ranch near Saco Wed
nesday. Mr.. Taylor has completed
shearing and has had splendid sue
cess not losing a sheep. The fleece:
= are extra heavy as the result Of thu
= good winter and the abundant gras!
this spring.
Chas. f. Hall and Senator Hur'
left Sunday for Butte to attend tn
= democratic state convention which
convenes in that city on the Goth
inst. They started early in orde
Isl that they might have lots of time il
!a which to u down some newspape
Ia reporter and ven their feeling on tn
III money question. Up to a late hou
their efforts have not been crowne
with success.
M. D. Hoyt returned from st. Pat
accompanied by Frank Lemmer VIII
was spending a few weeks in tn
]# east with relatives and friends. Tn
|H sickness that bound the doctor to
#H bed of pain has not left it's harrow
1H ing traces upon his beetling brow
aa Had death loved a shining Mark h
would not now be making the popl
az lace happy with his jocose remark
Bis and after dinner stories. His di'
tinguishing characteristic the hirsut
@H appendage to his face bears eviden(
3H of age and leads to the belief tn;
3@ the BARRIERS in the cities are on
3B strike. His many friends are d
3# lighted at his return and happy tn;
3H his vigorous constitution threw O
8H the disease that threatened his IF
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