The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-26

The ladies of the Christian church
served a bounteous supper to a large
number Of hungry Glasgow citizens
last Saturday evening. The supper
was all that could be desired and the
ladies realized a neat sum from their
efforts.
The warm weather the past week
has melted the ice on the river and
there has been very little skating, ex-
cept for those who go "where angels
fear to tread" AS soon as real freez-
ing weather begins the ball park will
be flooded.
The postoffice at East Scobey was
robbed last week of a bunch of money
order forms, numbered from 1921 to
1900, inclusive. They bear the office
number X4137. Postmaster Burke is
said to have a good clue as to the
identity of the thief.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Walker of West
port, N. Y, arrived in the city last
Friday and are visiting their son,
Melville A. Walker of the firm of
Booth & Walker, contractors and en-
gineers. Mr.. Walker is greatly pleased
with what he has seen of Montana
and thinks Glasgow a fine city.
F. H. Murdick Of Glentana arrived
in the city this week with 90 head
of young cattle. which he imported
for the Glentana country. F. F. Smith
and DR.. Rogers have purchased 40
head, among which is a registered
Durham bull and many other farm
ers have spoken for the balance of
the shipment.
Sam Ellsworth of the Bon Ton Con-
f%ectionery has added a line of home
made candies to his stock and from
the trade he has been enjoying, it
seems to be taking well with his GUS
toners. Mr.. Ellsworth plans putting
in another big fixture for this line of
candy and will have an extra big
Christmas stock on hand.
Farmers of the Billings district last
week received from the Billings Sugar
factory $4,000 in payment for beets
delivered since November /. The pay
ment was the second to be made this
season and amounted to than
twice the first. The first payment
was made on October I, and amounted
to $4,000. The next payment, prob
ably smaller than the last, will be
made on December /.
Louis ]. Fischl expects to leave Sun
day night for Helena, where he has
bought a half interest in of the
Capital City's drug stores and will
make his. home there hereafter. He
has resigned his position as pharma-
cist at the Glasgow Drug company,
which he has held for the past six
months, and during which time he has
made a host of friends, who wish him
the best of success in his new n
ture.
James A. Aichele, Willis Embleton
and Ben V~anderberg started Monday
for the Missouri river country, where
they expect to do considerable deer
hunting. Jim Aichele upon leaving
stated emphatically that he would re-
turn in a few days with the limit al
lowed by the game laws and his repu-
tation as a big game hunter would be
firmly established. He is already the
premier fisherman of the county and
is ambitious to add to his othe,
glories.
The Thanksgiving dance, given by
Company G at the Gibson Opera
House Thursday night, vas a tremend'
Gus success. Over 70 couples enjoyed
themselves during the evening, trip
ping the light fantastic to the har
monious strains of Darst's orchestra
and all seemed to be having a roya
good time. 1t was announced that tn
company would give regular MONTH!
dances and it is hoped that every on
will be the success the Thanksgiving
dance was.
c. C. Miller, of Bradstreet's agenc!
in Helena, wa in the city several day
this week looking over the business
situation and t~ransacting other bust
ness for his company. Mr.. Mile
stated that while money was becom
ing more free in the state, that fal
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