The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-07-23

Guard and is making good Roadway
in getting the boys in trim.
Word was received here this week
that Leo Crawford, a member of the
Glasgow ball team in 1918 is now a
member Of the fast Cando, N. D. team.
He is one of their first string pitchers
and has won most of his games this
year.
Nels A. Levang, deputy inspector of
weights and measures was IN the city
the fore part of the week on one of
his regular tours of inspection. Mr..
Levang stated that crops looked ex-
cellent ir the east end snd predicts
a good fall.
Glenn A. Flick, local agent for the
Buick cars received Of the new
1916 "sixes" this week and has been
demonstrating it to several prospect
i've buyers. 1t is a very neat appear
ing car and n of the best ever turn
ed out of the Buick factory.
o. R. Indahl, representative of a
number of insurance companies was
in the city yesterday for a short Wis
it. Mr.. Indahl has adjusted a num-
Der of fire losses in this part of the
state and is one of the most capable
men in that line of business.
John E. Dawson, Vice President of
the Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance
Co., of Great Falls, was in the city
the fore part of the week on business
for his company. Mr.. Dawson was
formerly a resident of Glasgow and is
always a welcome visitor here.
The Board Of Equalization has been
in session this week, going we the
1915 assessment. Up until Thursday
only one person had appeared before
the Board asking for a change in as
, sessment which speaks volumes for
, the efficient work done by County AS
SCISSOR Cottrell and his deputies this
. year.
Attorney George E. Hurd. of Great
Falls arrived in the city Monday and
has charge of the Office here of Norris
Hurd & Mcclellan during the absence
of Mr.. Mcclellan who left this week
on his vacation. Mr.. Mcclellan will
|. visit his folks in Saltwater, Mime
! sofa and several cities in the east be-
y fore returning.
The sale at the Fair Store, which
was advertised in the Courier last
: week has been a wonderful success
e and Mr.. Orvis has sold out a gooc
S many articles which were mentioned
in the ad. A new list of bargains
have been added this week which
should attract the attention Of tn
e prudent housewife and shopper.
e The legal lights of Sheridan Coun
ty have organized a bar association
The first meeting was held at Plenty
a, wood last week and the following OF
It fcers were elected: President c. E
Conner of Medicine Lake; Vice Presi
e.. dent, Paul Babcock of P~lentywood
Secretary, David E. Mclaughlin o
Froid; Treasurer, A. w. Killam o
Froid.
ID An excellent program has been ar
n ranged for the entertainment to b
1T given by the Epworth League at tn
Gibson Opera House next Tuesda
# evening. The Darst Concert Orches
. ira will render several selections an
~ such sterling entertainers and singer
as Leona v. Smith, Nora Ellen Cabel
n DR.. Layton and Emily Leonard are o
the program.
- During the rush last week we neg
= lected to mention the visit of Stat
:, Senator Fishbeck of Sheridan Count
- to the city. Senator Fishbeck we
one of the most able legislators du1
ing the last session and was the al
thor of a number of good measure
We that were passed. He was very opt
u mistic wei the Republican outlook
Montana and the nation in 1915.
~ Big Sandy and Havre played a clos
game at Havre Tuesday, Havre vii
ming by a score of / to 0. Willifor
is who pitched for Glasgow Sunday WI
KS on the mound for Big Sunday and he
ny Havre down with three hits while b
r. Sandy got nine hits off Needhar
or but inability to hit in the pinches 10
them the game. Benson of Glasgo
in played left field for Big Sandy al
en- got his usual number of hits.
he The heavy rain which fell Saturdt
lal put the roads tributary to Glasgo