The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-13
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this week as to be confined to his
room.
Billy Whitbread, of Hinsdale, was
among the visitors in the county seat
this week.
Jos. Seiberts and Walter Hale were
Great Northern officials in Glasgow
Tuesday.
Jim burlington returned from a
visit to the Falls, Benton and Havre
Thursday.
Col. Sargent of Nashua, was in
Glasgow yesterday with a batch OF
coyote hides.
H. N. Powell, of Saco, is in the
hospital at Benton very sick with ty-
phoid fever.
Alt Watkins, Nashua's popular dis
penser of liquid refreshments was in
town yesterday.
Jas. Deegan of Hinsdale, spent the
early portion of the week with his
friends in Glasgow.
A marriage license was issued to
John Martin and Emma Brown, both
of Poplar, this week.
The little daughter of ]. J. Kerr,
Doretha, fell out of swing Monday
and broke her collar bone.
| Sky Small took a trainload of Mil
ner Cattle east this week. M. E.
Miner accompanied the train.
The Glasgow party now making
trip through the Yellowstone Nation
al Park is expected home about the
25th.
The many friends Of Buck Fergu-
son will be pleased to learn that he is
now conductor on the Great North
ern road.
A j. Mcmillan returned from Ben
ton Tuesday. His health is very
poor and he has not yet recovered
from the attack of sickness at Ben
ton.
Cal Williams is engaged working
for Doc Smith of Culbertson. Docs
friends fear that he will break down
under the strain of handling the hay
Williams will pitch.
Chas. Hunter and Billy Buzzard had
about IS tons of hay burned on the
Saco flats recently. The fire origin
ated from a spark from one of the
Great Northern engines.
Mr.. Acker, storekeeper for the
~ vH10 Ny0 q
Joined by his family from Minneapo-
Ills Tuesday. They expect making
Glasgow their permanent home.
The Nm wagon in charge df Los
Blackman, camped on Cherry creek
Wednesday. Geo. Young, Uncle
John Dean, Buck Ellis and Len Nor
row were among the boys that visited
town.
Archie Mahon was taken sick at Ft.
Belknap with bilious fever this week
and was brought to Glasgow for med
ical attention. He is about all right
again and will return to his work to-
morrow.
w. J. Smith, of Saco, went east
with train load of stock this week.
He will be absent about month dur
ing which time he will gambol over
/ the haunts of his youth in South
Carolina.
H. J. Peterson of Culbertson, was
in Glasgow Thursday mingling with
his many friends. He was on his
way home from Malta with a saddle
horse, but as the animal played out he
was compelled to take the train.
Bob Dyke, who has been cooking
for Henry Harrison's outfit of the
N-N's had some trouble with big
range rider named Blocker. Dyke
was hit over the head and arm with
sixshooter but not seriously injured
Il Count Pallavicinni suicided in Buda-
Pest in order that he might have the
| felicity of having song and dance
girl "press a kiss upon his coffin,
all Of which goes to show that beel
and sourkraut is not a safe diet fol
a count.
George Emerson, foreman OF tn(
Y roundhouse, is erecting barn on the
vacant lots adjoining his Office. He
| will send east for blooded horse as
he has no confidence in the western
| cayuse, after his experience Of last
week.
| VIM. Beary and Billy Griffith left
for Helena Sunday where they will
give testimony in the case Of Mrs
| Null. VS.. The Great Northern R. Mrs
Null's husband was killed near Malta
about two years ago. $25,000 is the
amount Of damage asked.
Uncle John Dean, who boasts thai
he is a democratic because he hates
IlniRRers and sheen and who is still