The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27
19 Years
Ago s: g.: s: il; ii: e.; 8
=== C0untp Ga
sstte Of Mn ,teen Years Ago.


Chas. Unger will ship several trains
of sheep from Great Falls for H. H.
Nelson.
C. Lexton, better known as Tenn
essee of Saco, was here on business
this week.
Milt Harrah is rounding up horses
in the vicinity of Poplar and Wolf
Point this week.
The Miner Live Stock Company
shipped train of prime beef from
Malta Thursday.
A large number of local sports
were hunting on the Porcupine We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Thomas Clone spent few days
hunting around Saco this week. He
returned with pussy 'haversack.
Andrew Nelson and Hiram Halver-
son, both of Vandalia, transacted
business with our merchants Tues
day.
Rob.r.. Walsh and Jas. Deegan. q;
Hinsdale, were down from Hinsdale
Saturday to attend the democratic
convention.
Mrs. A. L. Thompson Of Winches-
ter, Ohio, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. o. S. Cutting, returned
to her home Sunday.
"Cooney" the Fox has sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness to
again resume his position as chief
factotem of the court house.
It is reported that o. D. Policy has
purchased business in Seattle and
will remove his family to that place
after the expiration of his official
term.
The Home Land & Cattle company
marketed trainload of steers in the
Chicago markets last week averaging
1920 at $3.7O and one averaging 1920
at $3.4O.
An eight pound boy was born to
made its advent into the home of
Merle Manley this morning gladdening
the hearts of his fond parents. Both
father and son are doing nicely.
| A few amateur travelling sign
painters were daubing up the town
Thursday. A good sign painter is a
scarce article in this section and ou1
business men have to take them as
they come.
Rev. John A. Martin preached hi:
farewell sermon at this place last
Sunday. He went to Minneapolis or
stock train for a weeks visit with
friends and relatives when he will
return and remove his effects to Ben
ton his new appointment.
Sam Brooks, our station agent
walked off the depot platform Tues
day night at a place where it attain
height of about six feet and fell o'
rail sustaining a painful injury o
his left knee. He now walks like tn
man whose leg was Ion yer than reall
ought to be.
Well posted stockmen are of tn
opinion that the Montana beef out
put of this year will fall 10000 or 80
600 head below that of 1895. Tn
prices for prime beef are about z
, per cent lower than year ago. Will
average and inferior sell at figure
which are not considered worth seek
ing.
Charley St. Clair, Chas. Unger, an
John Fryburg, returned from seve
weeks trip through Wonderland Sal
urday. DR.. Montrose and Bill Emo
the remaining members of the part!
went south for hunt on the Snak
river after which the doctor will II
turn to Livingston and locate the,
permanently.
| A band of Sioux Indians from Pol
lar passed through Glasgow Tuesds
on their way west to points whie
they refused to divulge. Some OF
| ventured the opinion that the QUIT
was on it's way to the state democra
ic convention at Missoula to ASST
/ Valleys favorite son to carry off Il
nomination for state auditor.
| There will be meeting of the Va
ley county republican central cor
fittee this afternoon at the cou
house to elect delegates to attend t
state convention at Helena, Septel
ber 9th. This meeting is not strict
. confined to members of the comm
= tee, alone, all who want pr
:, lection and an honest dollar are vi
~ emily requested to be present.
= About half dozen young men
\ our community contemplate formi
a live stock company is the near