The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-01

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Nashua Independent, where they went
to be present at the trial of "Shorty"
Thomas charged with assault with in
tent to kill.
Yesterday, September 30th, was the
last day for hunting chickens in this
part of the state and many of the To-
cal nimrods took advantage of the OPP
p%ortunity to get the last bag of the
season. Several auto loads went out
Wednesday and brought back some
nice chickens.
C. 0. Knight has moved his electric
shop from Seventh Avenue into the
Glasgow National Bank building, next
door to the Western Union. Mr..
Knight is putting in a big line of
supplies and electrical appliances and
will be ready to receive visitors in
his new place in a few days.
This is the time Of the year when
some farmers have something they
want to sell that others want to buy.
The happy exchange can be made by a
small expenditure for an ad in these
columns. The Courier's circulation
covers the territory and brings buyer
and seller together.
The Courier received a big consign~
ment of Y. & E. Filing Cabinets this
week and they are now on display in
the office. Any kind of filing device
or system can be arranged, for any
kind of business, and a large stock of
supplies is carried on hand. Several
of the cabinets in the shipment were
purchased by local firms.
The Sherif's office is making a
search of the state for George Ash5y
wanted for forgery. About a week
ago. Ashby, who had been working
in the city as a carpenter, purchased
clothes from several merchants in the
city and paid them in checks, which
were f~orgeries. Notices have cen
sent out to every sheriff in the state
and every effort will be made to bring
him to justice.
While Sheriff C. w. Powell was at
:, Helena, he learned that Ed Brock, one
Of the two men seot up for the rob
berries at Iiinsdale, ard H." comfort
ably reposing in Deer Lodge, is want
;, ed in Colorado for murder, and was
serving a sentence OF 20 years when
he broke Jail. His capture by the
Valley County authorities is of great
credit to them, as he is considered a
desperate character.
On Saturday and Sunday evenings.
October 9th and 10th, the "Dietz Bat
tie of Cameron Dam" will be shown
in moving pictures at the Gibson op'
5 era House. These pictures were TAX
! en- on the actual fighting grounds anc
J the entire Dietz family are shown II
: their fight for rights, lectured D!
: Leslie Dietz. Showing the battle Of
: Cameron Dam where W. 1000 bull
s let's struck the Dietz cabin.
I A travelling harp orchestra was II
: the city Tuesday and favored the bust
ness section with an open air concer'
in the morning. At noon they wer'
: hired by T. A. Hauge of the Mode
= Bakery and played during dinner
8 Through the clever management ant
. enterprise of Jim Aichele, they wer'
: engaged to play for a dance in tn
g evening and that it was a success l
attested by everyone who was present
3 N. M. Nelson, agent for the Mon
tana and Dakota Grain Co., is tn
proud possessor of a new Ford, re
3 ceived Saturday by Sam Grossmar
Nelson's car has a number Of ne
= improvements, including a slopin'
= hood and a V shaped radiator an
3 heavy shock absorbers on ever
9 ; spring. This car attracted as niue
attention from spectators as the Cad
9 Z lilac eight when it first arrived in tn
= city.
8 The race scheduled for Sunday al
ternoon at the Fair Grounds betWee
the big Buick Six and the Ford shout
q be a humdinger. Both cars will ,
in the very best possible racing snap
and the track record for the half mil
2 stands a good chance of being SMASH
ed to smithereens. The race will be