The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-08-06

week comforting with the board of
County Commissioners in regard to
the purchase of bonds.
w. R. Mccoy left Tuesday night
for Williston where he will spend the
winter months. Mac was one of the
most consistent hitters on this years
ball team and and was there with a
hit when it was needed.
M. E. Tappon of Williston, was in
the city Saturday and caught the first
| game in the series against Havre.
He was called back to Williston Sat-
urday night to play with Williston
against Sidney at Mondak.
The base ball teams of the Catho-
lie and Methodist Sunday schools will
play at the ball park at S o'clock
Saturday afternoon. A good game
is expected as both teams are prac-
ticing hard for the contest.
C. L. Reyes arrived this week from
Great Falls and will manage the
Office of the Northwestern Electric &
Supply Co. He is an expert electri-
clan and we'll able to look after the
wants of the public in that line.
AL Mcintyre came down from Bay
lor Monday evening and remained a
few days here, getting "wise" to city
ways. He states that crops are look
ing fine around Baylor and that there
will be some record yields this fall.
All the members of the local COM
pany of Militia, who were in camp
state that they had the time of their
lives during their weeks stay at Saco.
They are eagerly anticipating the
trip to the state fair in September.
The first carload of the new 1916
Overlands was received by the local
agents, the Otto M. Christinson Land
Co., this week. The new models,
while not greatly different from those
of last year, have many new improve
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins and family
arrived this week from Clio, Michi-
gan and will visit here for a short
time with friends. Mr.. Hopkins was
formerly in business here and has a
host of acquaintance and friends in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Chouinard and
Miss Elizabeth Cree, of st. Paul came
down from Baylor Saturday. Mrs.
Chouinard and Miss Cree remained in
the city this week, but Mr.. Chouinard
left Monday for his ranch, returning
to the city Thursday evening.
The Board of County Commission
ers will meet as a Board of Equaliz-
alton on the 9Th, 7th, and 9th of
August for the purpose of hearing
protests of assessments. On Monday
the 9th, the last day of the meeting
the county levy will be made.
c. B. Newport of Havre was in
the city several days the fore part of
the week on business. Bert recently
resigned his position as manager OF
the Great Northern Lunch Room at
) Havre and has several deals in view
which he may decide to take up.
Senator C. B. Roberts of Fortine
and C. H. Sands of Devonne were IN
the city several days this week WIS.,
;, ting Mr.. S. J. Rumble. Mr.. Roberts
is a banker and lumberman at Fortlne
and was greatly interested in the ra
pid development of this part OF the
. state.
+ The dance scheduled for Friday
night at the Gibson Opera House was
postponed until Saturday evening ant
a large crowd attended. Many OF the
Havre ball players took advantage o.
) the occasion and tripped the lgn'
fantastic with some of Glasgow:
fairest.
h To settle a dispute as to the merits
of two horses, Bert Arlington's mare
"Babel." winner of many races OF
d the Canadian circuits will race agalns'
one of the fastest horses in this par
of the state, at the race track on I'M
S Fair Grounds, Sunday afternoon. Tn
race will be pulled off at 2 O'Clock
Mr.. Arlington came down from Can
ada a short time ago and is gett,n.
his horses in shape for the Count,
e Fair next month.