The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-15
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Sstts ON teen Years Ago.

Jack Calwell is working for the big
railroad magnet"
Clarence Beede has accepted a po-
sition in the roundhouse.
0. S. Cutting is acting in the ca
pacity of deputy treasurer for Treas
urer Mcmillan.
A masquerade ball will be one of
the coming attractions in Glasgow in
the near future.
The passenger engineers nov lay
v e at this place instead of Havre,
all Of which is as it should be-.
Milt Harrah drove down to Pear
mond to attend the ball at the Home
Ranch of the MN last night.
The young child of MI. and Mrs.
Willis has been quite sick the past
week, but nothing serious is antici-
pated.
Dentist Crowder, after an absence
of three weeks visiting with friends
and relatives in Missouri, is among
us again.
R. w. Garland, the gentlemanly
chairman of the board of county COM
m~issioners, left his smiles in Glas-
gov Monday.
. North Star Lodge A. F. & A. M.
conferred the first degree on Harry
Vagg and Ed Reardon at it's regular
meeting last Monday.
Postmaster Truscott informs US
that all the bachelors of Glasgow
have rented large boxes at the post
Office for the coming year.
"Chimmie" Wedum has been under
the weather for the past week. I'm
bibing too freely Of a certain pan
acea is said to have been the cause
of it.
i. According to the Drovcrs' Tele-
gram 46,781 Mexican cattle were inn
ported into the United States in De-
cember, 1895, making for the year
338,863.
Texas owners are not blue because
Of bad prices for beef cattle, but will
feed until the MARIE. improves.
Y'earl;rgs are now held at $40 and
two .%year-olds at SIS.
A cheap rate will be made by the
railroad company to the winter car
nival at St. Paul next month and
many if our citizens have signified
thier intention Of attending.
We are indebted to our many kind
neighbors from whom we have "bor-
rowed wood after dark" without first
going through the tedious routine of
making a formal request.
Mrs. Jim burlington and daughter
Tena, went to Wolf Point Sunday
where they will spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bartlett.
Jim was left behind, the household to
mind.
DR.. Mark D. Hoyt left for the Twin
Cities where he will spend a few
weeks with friends and relatives. He
may conclude to remain for the Win
ter carnival at St. Paul on February
LIST.
A grand ball was given at the MN
Home Ranch at Pearmond, Friday
night. In the absence of Mrs. j. l..
Harrison, Mrs. C. NJ. Bartlett acted
as hostess and all were royolly enter
tanned.
Judge Vagg, the Saco merchant and
postmaster was seer off our streets
the early part of the week. He re-
ports trade conditions good and ev-
cry one eating three squares a day,
ever the cline" riders.
Blossom" has left US and washing
left on the line over night will he en-
tirely secure. The last seen of him
was by a ranchman near Tampico. He
was singing the old refrain, "some
day III wander back again."
A new time card went into effect
on the G. N. at 10 a. M. January 18th.
No. 4, east bound leaves here at 1920
p. m instead of 1906 p. m. and No.
3, west bound leaves at 1855 p: m.
instead Of 9:45 p. m. This will be
pleasing news to our citizens as it