The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-07-02
kQiLkOQd NeWS
Special Correspondent

Fireman Forness is on the Goat in
place of Dave Robinson, who is back
in the chain gang service. ,
Jerry Cahill returned from his trip
around the Horn last Tuesday and ex-
poets to spend the Fourth of July here.
Byron Hunt has not yet caught
all the fish in the Milk River, but he
expects to before the summer is over.
Jack Roberts is the happy father
of a twelve pound boy. Both Mrs.
Roberts and young Jack are doing
nicely.
"Spike" Harvey is running the G.
N. Yards during the moonlight shift,
and is handling it, as usual, in first
class shape.
The extra board was cleaned last
Tuesday which shows that business is
picking up some as this is the first
time for several months.
Fink Fischl cleaned up the Nashua
Ball Team last Sunday IA and is
spelling for a chance to get at the Nut
Busters. Wait till the sun shines,
Fink.
Chef Grace, who has been working
out of Havre, returned last Tuesday
to play with the locals on July 3-4-5,
as he SAYS that he wants a chunk of
that $225.OO.
"Whitey" Harrington is playing
center field for the Havre base ball
team now. He was that fast third
base man who played with Chinook
here when they played the locals.
Fireman LEM made a trip on No.
l and 2 last week, he being the oldest
fireman in town when Engineer Hunt
was pulled off of the run to take the
local. Henry is looking for a regular
run now.
It is reported that Ira Kinser is
going to join the Helen Holmes NOV
ing picture company and appear in
railroad films. Ira says that he can
work up to a conductor quicker there
than on the G. N.
Pinky Summers has completed his
submarine and will make his first
in the stump at Glasgow Round House
which the carpenter gang have been
working on owe time to get completed
for the Fourth of July.
Stats has promised to WORK on
July 4th, and this will be printed as
one of the features for the Round
House side show to be held on that
date.
When looking wei the fall and win
ter styles for suits don't forget to
call on Engineer Lou Weldy, who has
a stock of the latest to be imported
soon.
Jens Ohlson was pulled off No. /
and 4 last week to run engine 1850
last Monday on account of no east
end power being here to protect the
Cannon Ball symbol.
James O'Riley is thinking of buying
him a Packard Six Car and have it
painted straw color so that when he
goes hunting he can get in the farm
ers fields and they can't see him.
Fireman C. C. hartman, who has
been on the Hi Line all winter, made
a trip on % last Monday on account
of the regular crew laying off. En-
gineer Bailey was the man at the
helm on this trip.
Jack Bliss is working in the Ice
House this summer as he says he
needs something to cool off his brain
since he had to study so hard last
winter. Jack had his first case Mon
day when he appeared at the Yard
Office investigation for Yard Foreman
Carol.
It is reported that the Art Parlors
of Glasgow have had to close up for
repairs since Stats went to get his pic
ture taken. The Photographer asked
Stats to smile and when he did so,
there was an awful report, something
like the report of a "a inch Howitzer
as every camera in the shop blew up.
George Barwise, who has been work.
ing in the vicinity of Opheim for the
past few months, returned to Glasgow
last Saturday and made a business
trip to Havre on Sunday. We are all
glad to e George back and expect
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