The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-12-03

rooter. He states that the county
seat of Richland county is coming
along fine.
A. B. Rotering arrived in the city
this week from Hinsdale, where ne
has been for the past four months
working as an operator. He has
taken a lay-off and started in to work
yesterday in the office of Clerk and
Recorder Shoemaker.
The Rumble Land & Abstract COM
pany moved this week into the build
ing occupied by Judge Evens. Com
Portable offices have been equipped
there and they will be located there
until the new building on the corner
is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hauge and
daughters Vivian and Dorothy and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Hauge and daugh-
tiers, Phyllis and Helen, spent Sun
day in Hinsdale as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Toftness, says
the Hinsdale Tribune.
Mr.. Donlin, mayor of Hopkins, Mis-
souri, and banker and business man
of that place, has been in the city
this week with Henry Broderick look
ing over the country with a view to
! investing in property here. They
were very favorably impressed with
2 'onditions here.
j. E. Clifford of Anaconda, state
e parole commissioner, was in the city
Monday to get George Hibben, wanted
t for breaking his parole. He left
Monday night with his prisoner TO,
d Deer Lodge, where Hibben will be
r forced to serve a sentence of from
e one to three years.
s A. j. illegal of Great Falls, agent
e for the Rose Hill nursery of Mime
apolis, Mimi, was in the city the fore
f part of the week on business. He
e stated that hundreds of farmers IL
IS this part of the state have put out
trees the past season and from al
reports they r growing fine.
Jack Teal, one of the old-timers o:
= Valley county, says the Hinsdale Tri
bune, has been appointed deput.
sheriff for this end of the county ant
is arrived here Tuesday to take up hi
l. duties. Mr.. Teal is a first class ma
and will, no doubt, give us everythin,
we need in the line Of order.
=. The Hub store moved into their nev
Y. quarters across from the Glasgow
IS Cash grocery, next door to Voter
Hardware store Sunday and are no,
firmly e%ntrenched there. They hav
as much room as in the other build
'e ing and call the attention of thei
% customers and friends to their me-
- - location.
A number of farmers in this Weir
. ity are planning to attend the cor
vention of the Equity Co-operativ
. exchange to be held at St. Paul o
three days, commencing December
1t is announced that preparations fe
building a big elevator for graf
handled by the exchange will be mac
at that time.
Royce Biddle of Galpin, says Il
Nashua Independent, now has MOI
business than sever cranberry me
chants. In fact when he isn't sellir
Equity flour, he is out organizing ne
locals. He is so busy, it's said, tn
he has quit the farm, his old standb
for 10 these many years. A peculi'
world indeed.
Troy Noble, a member of the Wa
lis hobo gang, was tried at Chino'
Saturday, pleading guilty to a chars
of robbery and, as the prosecute
requested ~leniency in the case, t
court imposed a sentence of not lie
than five years nor more than eig
years in the state prison. Jud
Tattan pronounced sentence.
Word has been received from Kali
pell, announcing the death of j.
Crump, a we'll known travelling m
who made frequent visits to the We
ious towns in northern Montana. n
Crump has represented the Farwe
Ozmun, Kirk company In this distr
for the past II years, and had an {
~tensive acquaintance among northe
M Montana business men.