The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-06-18
SHORT COURSE
in ECONOMICS
Four Days Demonstration by
Experts in Home Economics.
INSTITUTE FOR FARMERS
Farming and Dairy Experts Will Talk
To Farmers on Tuesday, June 70,
at Gibson Opera House.

the Domestic Science Department o.
the Extension Service of the Mon-
tana Agricultural College. On Mon
day, June 28th, and continuing four
days up to and including July first
Miss Katherine Jensen and a corps
of experts in Home Economics will
demonstrate at the South Side High
School at 9 o'clock and at 2 o'clock
each day. The Ladies of the st.
Matthews Episcopal Guild will be in
charge of the work. There will be
a small admission fee charged to
cover the expense of fuel, groceries
and other necessities for the demon
strations. The entire four days
course will be given for the small tee
of One Dollar. If preferred, one can
attend the different sessions and pay
an admission fee Of Is cents for each
session.
Extra effort is being made by the
Guild Ladies to see that the ladies
who live out of town have an oppor-
tunity to attend these demonstrations.
The program for each day is of value
and deep interest to every housewife
and much valuable information will
be gained by attending.
On Tuesday the 10th the summer
Farmers Institute lectures will be held
at the Gibson Opera House. 1t is
hoped that every farmer who can get
to this meeting will attend. The
speakers are we'll known, Mr.. w. r.
Woods, flax expert and dry farmer
of years. experience will discuss mat
ters particularly of interest to all. DR..
J. M. Davis will discuss the Dairy
and it's possibilities. This is a mat
ter that is becoming one of the great
est Importance to this vicinity and the
farmer will receive good returns for
the time spent at the meeting.
The Glasgow Commercial Club will
be in charge of the Farmers Institute
and the Club urges every farmer to
make an effort to meet on Tuesday,
the 29th for this session. It is the
first attempt to hold summer ses-
sion here and the result of this meet
ing will have bearing upon future
sessions. The Institutes held during
the winter months were very success
full and if this meeting of the Goth
of the month is as good we will be in
a position to secure some very attract
i've courses for this winter. There will
be no charge for admission to the
Farmers Institute at the Gibson Opera
House. Every farmer should load
the whole family into the auto, buggy
or wagon and bring them to town for
this session.
The sessions at the High School
will be of particular interest to the
wives of farmers. They should plan
on attending all of them. If not able
to get in to them all set aside a
day especially for this session and be
sure to come. Bring in the whole
family.
The program for each session of the
Home economics study follows:
Monday 900 A. NJ.
Study of Food Principles-Plannina
of Well Balanced Meals.-Demonstr
tion Table Setting.
! 200 P. M.
Fuel Foods-Demonstration, Cook
ing Cereals and other Starchy Foods
i! Tuesday 900 A. M.
House Planning-Butter Making.
200 p. M.
monstration-Bread NJ k nj g
Quick Breads, etc. Study of Breat
Score Card and Bread Judging.
| Wednesday 900 A. N.
! Muscle Building Goods-Milk ant
Eggs Demonstration-Cooking Foods
involving the use of Milk and Eggs
200 p. NJ.
Home Management-Care of Chill
dren.
Thursday 800 A. NJ.
House Decoration-The Cooking O
Vegetables.
; 200 p. NJ.
Desserts and Pastries.
DRUNKEN COOK ON RAMPAGE
A near tragedy occurred in the Ma
shua freight yards on Tuesday eve