The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16
County Commissioner Peter

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of the week getting supplies for his
ranch. Mr.. West has a large part
of his farm in crop this year and is
kept busy looking after it.
A number of the members of the
Milk River Valley Gun Club were at
Bowdoin Tuesday seeding portions OF
the lake to wild rice and celery and
report the brant as being very thick
there this spring.-Malta Enterprise.
Chas. Hall returned last week from
Malta where he has been holding down
a claim the past winter and is back
at the Model Bakery. He states that
Malta is booming and that business is
very good at the county seat of Phil
lips county.
Work on the new Milk River Valley
Garage on Second Avenue South is
rapidly progressing and the cement
floor will be put in a few days. Con-
tractor Baker has a large force of
men at work rushing the building to
completion.
John Bardill arrived this week from
Plainview, Minnesota, and has accept
ed a position in Carr's barber shop.
Mr.. Bardill comes highly recommend
ed as a ball player, and will undoubt-
eddy be one OF the pitching staff the
coming season.
Leo Coleman of the Coleman Hard
ware Co.,, accompanied by Lawrence
Belzer drove to Malta Thursday with
two Studebaker cars. The 1915 Stu
debaker is an excellent al for the
non and a number have been sold
in this territory.
Asudden wind storm about mid
night Tuesday caused considerable
damage in the city. The north fence
on the base ball grounds vas blown
down and the s%coreboard loosened
from it's moorings. Several skylights
were also broken.
The observation car on Train No. 2
left the track at Todd, a station about
seven miles out of Williston, the acci--
dent being due to the rails expanding
from the heat of the sum-. Luckily
there we're no passengers in the car
at the time and no injuries resulted.
Gath & Pattison of the Gibson Opera
House have booked Bob and Eva Nc
Ginley, Chicago's Musical Comedians,
for April 28th. They have a very
good act, including a number Of ex-
cellent vaudeville features, novelty
and musical acts, etc. 1t will be a
show we'll worth seeing.
Sheriff AL Shaw of Phillips county
brought down Frank Eckerman and
Fred johnson Saturday night and
they will be confined here as guests
of Sheriff Powell for the next three
weeks. They We're found guilty of
robbing the ice box of the Arcade
restaurant at Malta.
T. A. Hauge has a collection of pho
tographs in his window on Front
street, showing the different stages in
the growth of the Model Bakery and
Cafeteria. He also has one of the
city of Glasgow in 1889. The devel'
opment of this popular restaurant has
been very rapid within the last few
years.
Ball practice will be in full swing
next week. The grounds are being
put into shape and the team will bt
given regular workouts to get ready
for the first game of the season will
Nashua on May 9th. A stiff practice
will be held on Sunday at which tim'
all those who are interested should b'
present.
Alfred Whitbread, the drayman, hal
rented offices on First Avenue Soutl
in the building formerly occupied b!
McFarland's Barber Shop. The ofic'
is being fixed up and will be occupied
within a few days. H. Rantz, who i
building the Milk River Valley Garage
will also have his Office in there TO
auto livery.
George Sawyer bought a new For'
touring a from Sam Grossman thi
week, and will now have two cars il
his Glasgow to Opheim stage service
The travel between Glasgow and OPP
helm this spring is better than eve
before and Mr.. Sawyer's e~ver-increas
ing business made it necessary to bu,