The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-20
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the VlSlCOTS III IIdSSOW CHAS WScN'
Hugh Mcmillan went to Boulder
Hot Springs Sunday in search of need
ed rest.
Geo. Dunnell accompanied by Jack
Shufelt left yesterday for Canada
with bunch of horses.
Stock Inspector Harry Lund was in
Glasgow between trains Tuesday con-
ferring with Inspector Dunn.
Walter S. Griffith and wife are en-
joying a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcneil at the XE ranch.
The public schools of Glasgow will
be reopened September 1st with Mr..
Nelson C. Westcott, Of Highwood, as
principal.
The democrats will meet in con-
vention tonight and choose delegates
to the state convention at Missoula
Thursday.
Jas. Fox, the court house janitor,
is reported quite sick with an ulcera-
ted throat and unable to attend to
his duties.
The Circle Diamond cattle COM
pany shipped two trains of beef to
Chicago Thursday. The cattle were
in prime condition.
J. ]. Kerr has been stopping at the
Mabee ranch for couple weeks hop
ing thereby to be benefited by the
country atmosphere.
Mrs. Burrell, wife of Conductor
Burrell, of Williston, and Miss Leon
hardy Of the same place are visiting
in Glasgow this week.
R. M. Lewis has decided to sacri-
fee his whiskers in the interest of the
party. He was accused by a farmer
of being a populist the other day.
No less than a dozen stock trains
went through Glasgow for the Chi
cago markets over the Great Northern
on Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
The DIS, Square and Circle C out
fits yesterday shipped two trains of
beef from Malta to the Chicago mar
ket. Sky Small of this place, took
down one of the trains.
Mrs. Thos. Clone and children, Mrs.
Hayfeld and children, Mrs. Bell and
children and Mrs. Thos. Dunn spent
a pleasant day yesterday picnicing on
Milk river near the Beaucraft ford.
VIM. Beary, our tonsorial artist,
was overcome by the heat Thursday
afternoon and was picked up from
the sidewalk in an unconscious con-
dition. His condition is not danger
Gus.
Miss Fennimore, the school teacher
who will preside over the primary de-
partlnent Of the Glasgow schools, ar
rived in town last Saturday and has
taken up headquarters at the Cole
man House.
About 100000 pounds of wool was
consigned from Malta to commission
men in Boston last Saturday. This
closes the wool season at that place,
all clips having either been sold or
consigned.
Geo. Harley was confined to his
room the first of the week seriously
ill with a fever, but at the present
writing is on a fair way to recovery
and will soon be able to attend to his
daily labors.
Felix Luttral, who has been punch
ing cows with Los Blackman's wagon
this summer, had a horse fall with
him last week and severely sprained
his ankle. He now ambles around
with the aid of crutches.
G. L. Partridge was down from
Malta Thursday to file on some land
on Alkali creek. He says the ship.
ping season is now in full blast at
that place and business will be ex-
tcnsivc from now until the seas' n
closes.
Chas. Moore, editor of the Havre
Herald, visited many friends in the
few brief hours he spent in Glasgow
Wednesday. Charlie was in an ami.
able mood and regaled the citizens
of Glasgow with few bon mots c1
delicious humor.
David Kennedy, the bonanza cattle
king of Saco, accompanied by hi:
wife, transacted business with thu
Glasgow merchants Thursday. The,
have been visiting the family of Chas
McVee on Cherry Creek. Mr.. Ken
nedy states that there is quite little