The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-13
where he took in the two big exposi-

where he took in the two big exposi-
tions.
C. ]. Lofgren, of Ada, Minnesota,
President of the Farmers State Bank
of Glentana, spent few days last
week visiting at Glentana. He was
greatly pleased with the prospects
out here.
The ball game scheduled to be play
ed between the married and single
men last Sunday, was postponed until
next Sunday. Both teams already
claim the victory and the game should
be a humdinger.
T.. A. Hauge returned Wednesday
from seven days auto trip through
Valley and Sheridan counties. Mr..
Hauge states that he never saw bet
ter crops than those in Valley and
Sheridan counties.
A picture that should be Of great
, interest to railroad men is "Rule G"
which will be shown at the Orpheum
Sunday night. This picture was pro-
duced by experienced railroaders and
is full of thrilling scenes.
| Mrs. R. ]. Martin and daughter,
Lillian of Minneapolis, returned to
their home Wednesday after q pleas
ant six weeks visit with Mrs. Mar,
tins sisters, Mrs. l.. E. Jones and
and Mrs. C. r. St. Clair and mother,
Mrs. Lillian G. Jones' s'''.
H. L. Woodley returned Wednesday
morning from Helena where he has
been. since the encampment. Of the
National Guard at 'Saco. He stated
that the matter of having Co. G go tp
the state fair would be taken up soop
by the state fair board.
Wednesday evening" the Round
House and Lewis Wedum teams set
tied old scores on the diamond and
at the end of the four innings, (all
that could be played on account Of
darkness), the Roundhouse was in the
lead, by score of 8 to 3. =,
An unusual number of good bar
gains are to be had at the Nelson
Second Hand Store on Front Street,
near the viaduct. Mr.. Nelson while
new in business in the city, is exper-
fenced in his line and is enjoying a
good patronage. See his ad in this
issue.
}: In an exciting game, the Methodist
Sunday school boys defeated the Ca
tholic team Saturday evening. "Snak-
ey"r Bliss, pitching for the Methodists
had the opposing batters eating OUT
of his hand and the good sticking OF
his team mates helped to pile up big
score. 'e<t>~ :
Auctioneer E. F. Jacobs, conducted
two very successful sales last week
The one of ,Roosetslt Bros, ranch q
Nashua US largely attended and ev'
erything went at satisfactory prices
II AT tho Martin Groder sale tho cnt,
tie sold very good, bringing from see
to $92.
Geo. H. Balsley, northwestern re
preventative of the Yawman & Erbt
Co., manufacturers of fling systems
and, devices, was in the city sever1
days this week. While here Mr.. Balls
ley worked with the Courier, the loca
agents, and sold a number of filini
devices to local merchants. !
1t H. M. Fox, Of Omaha, Nebraska,
brother-in-law of Cashier F. H. Der
/ rig of the Clentana bank was visit
or in the city Saturday. Mr.. Fox ]
going into the general mercantil
| business in Glentana and looks TO
this part Of tho state to forge ahea'
| by leaps and bounds after the harvest
N iaG qf t&is years. bumper crop.
II Ward Maris and Bernard Hoe
havs the copy for their city and coon
y directory completed and It Is no'
IN tie thsnds Of The printer. The boo
faFtsxeseds tho expectations d sita
I e Of the young men who have worke
diligently to make It . success
every way. The first copies viii b
I o6 the press about September first
The champion Courier ball team
watching with interest the outcom
Of the games between tho other cor
tenders for the city title. The Lev
is-Wedum team seems unable to COP