The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-23

A.. R. Friedgen Of Omaha, arrived
in the city this week and will move
on his claim on the Fort Peck reser-
walton within a short time. Mr.. Fried
gen is "a good booster for this part
Of the state, and expects to put in
quite a crop himself. +,
Messrs. keenan, and Torgerson, the
local cigar manufacturers will erect
a new score board for the ball park.
1t will be 1Ox16 feet, and made on
the same order as the score boards in
the large league parks.
Cyril Moore, the winner of the au-
tomobile in the contest conducted by
the Glasgow Drug Co., wishes to
thank his friends and supporters in
the contest for their support in help
ing him secure the prize.
A. j. Moseby returned this week
from Kalispell, where he had been for
the past month. He is now ready to
attend to any electrical business of
any nature, and has a large stock of
supplies and fixtures at his office in
the new Ornheum building.
+. M. Jones left this morning for
Billings where he has accepted a po-
sition. Mr.. Jones was employed as
a mail carrier here when the system
was first put into operation and his
many friends sincerely regret that he
is leaving the city.
Among the attorneys who were here
Tuesday on the Medicine Lake Contest
case were Paul Babcock, County At
torney of Sheridan county, Howard
NJ. Lewis of Plentywood, C. E. Conner
of Medicine Lake and George Bangs
Of Grand Forks, N. D.
The base ball diamond was given
a thorough working over Thursday
afternoon and is now in fine shape for
playing. The fences will all be re-
paired and put in good condition be-
fore the first game and the stands
fixed up in good shape.
=, Miss Alene McGregor, County Su,
perintendent of Schools, was in Plen'
tywood several days this week max
5 ing arrangements with Miss Irene
y Murphy, county superintendent o
schools, to hold a joint summer schoo
for the two counties this year.
Frank Van Wagenen, attorney a
law at Opheim, was in the city severe
: days this week on professional busi
l. ness. Mr.. Van Wagenen is very en-
thusiastic over the prospects of Vale.
County becoming the banner count
ID of the state and looks for a good yea
The base ball fans of Malta held
meeting last week and organized 70
l. the coming season. Mr.. Plott wa
5. chosen as manager and Nels Shirdai
n was elected Secretary and Treasure
S Malta expect S to have a strong teal
N in the field this year.
Nashua is making preparations t
m put a fast base ball team in the fiel
IN this year. A petition to secure fund
for the ball team was circulated anon
n the business men of that place la
week and over 100000 was subscribe
Col. C. C. Sargent headed the list wit
Y, a donation of $4,000.
10 AS one of the premiums for the Va
e. ley County Fair in September, Cha
E. Peterson & Co., are offering
m fine outfit of furniture to the coup
who are married at the Fair Ground
IN during the fair. This should pro-
VS. a big inducement to those contempla
'ss ing matrimony.
ed G. F. Gilpin, who drew No. 3 at t
IN, Fort Peck Reservation land drawn
and who filed on one of the best qua
of tiers in the Grove colony, arrived fro
he Scott, Kansas, last week. Mr.. Clip
tie intends to farm on a large scale t
in coming season and is we'll pleased wi
ng the outlook for a good crop.
ey Contractor Bell has a large ere
ey of men working on the new laundl
no building and he expects to have tt
outer walls of the structure in pla
re- within a few days. The concrete wor
Tia started today and every effort will
he made to have the building complete
ms within three weeks. Mr.. Hawl'
nd states that the machinery for Il
plant is now %enroute and it will on
ere be a short time after the building
ma completed before the plant will be