The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-02
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0ale, MONDAY
Mrs. nlman has gone east on a Wis
It to relatives.
An Indian was killed at Havre one
day last week.
M. B. Allen Of Saco, was a Glas-
gov visitor this week.
Miss Chalut and her pupils will
give a musicale in the nea future.
H. H. Hedges of Saco, was a prom
inent figure on our on Mon
day.
Dan Sullivan went to work for the
Home, Land & Cattle Co., on the LIST
of April.
Archie Blue. one of Saco's prosper
Gus ranchmen, was doing business in
Glasgow Monday.
Jos. Seiberts spent a portion of the
week in town looking after the in
terests of Jim Hill.
Jos. Glotfelty was in from his sheep
ranch yesterday. He reports his
large flock in the pink of condition.
o. D. Policy, Walter Stanley, F.
Whitbread and Lou Hoffman are an
nounced as candidates for school trus-
tees.
Mrs. F. NJ. Fryburg, and her two
young sons, departed Thursday on a
visit to friends and relatives in St.
Paul.
R. w. Garland, chairman of the
board, was down from Malta on Wed
nesday on his monthly trip to the
county seat.
T. w. Enright, after a three weeks
s%ojourn with friends in Glasgow, re-
turned to his home at Great Falls,
Monday evening.
Assessor O. D. Policy will begin
the spring roundup Of real and Der
sonal property holders in Valley coun-
ty some time next week.
T. M. Patten, surveyor will remain
in Glasgow in the capacity of deputy
for A. w. Mahon and will attend the
wants of the public in that line.
Chas. E. Hall returned from his
eastern trip Friday evening. During
his absence he visited Washington
and several of the larger cities Of the
east.
The Mandolin club will give a So
cial hop in the large dining hall of
the Coleman Hotel, Monday evening,
to which a general invitation is ex-
tended.
H. o. Lund has just completed a
we'll for Ed. Coleman in the rear of
his hotel. Water, which was found at
a depth of IS feet, rose 80 feet in ten
minutes.
Thos. Dunn made a trip to Saco
the first of the week. He has given
up the saloon project for the summer
and will probably go to work for the
Ms shortly.
Mr.. VanEtten has resigned the po-
sition of company storekeeper at this
place and gone back to St. Cloud. His
successor is a Mr.. Blanchard, a gentle
man from the west.
A. w. Mahon, county surveyor, in
company with T. M. Patten a broth
err knight Of the geometrical art, were
down from Harlem Thursday, for a
short visit in the city.
Miss Jessie Mabee the young daugh-
ter of w. w. Mabee, arrived from
Chicago, Sunday evening, where she
has attended school the past few
years. She will remain here perman-
emily.
At a special meeting of the Uni.
form Rank K. p, last night, M. D
Hoyt was elected captain, A. w. Ma
hon LIST lieutenant, F. Lemmer Enc
lieutenant, C. E. Hall, recorder and J
Cahill, treasurer.
Mrs. Rush Meyers of Havre, il
visiting with her parents in Glasgow
this week. Her sister, Miss Laur;
Prentice, who has been visiting il
Havre for some time, accompanied
her home.
Harry Beverly will open up hi
pool and billiard hall on Market ST
next week. He has fitted up elegan
quarters in one of his houses and will
undoubtedly do we'll in a venture
of that kind, it being the first ant
only n in Glasgow.
Frank Lemmer and C. r. St. Clai
are having their mansion on Societ.
Row painted and brick walls bull
this week. Mr.. St. Clair's mother i
expected to arrive the latter part o.
next week and will keep house TO-
her son and Mr.. Lemmer.