The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-12-03

Members of Company G., National
Guard of Montana, will please take
notice that the company will drill at
the Gibson opera house on Sunday
afternoons, instead of Monday e
ings, as last announced. All mem
bers are requested to report for drill
there Sunday afternoon.
Montana farmers can decide upon
their entries for the Montana State
fair at least three months earlier next
year than in former years, according
to a statement made by Secretary
Pete Snelson, the state fair cata-
logue will be issued by March l of
next year. Heretofore it has been
issued during the first week of July
n the latter part of June.
True to all expectations, Jim Ar
'hele returned Monday from south of
the Missouri, where he had been on
a weeks hunt. Three deer were
bagged by the party he was in and
he brought one of them back to town
with him. One of the party also saw
a mountain lion, but before they
could get back to the place with their
guns, he had vanished.
About the busiest place in the city
these days is the Glasgow Steam
Laundry. They are taxed to capacity
with the large volume of work and
their business is increasing daily
They recently installed a new filter
ing machine, which takes all impuri.
ties and coloring out of the water
by a sand and water process. 1t i:
called the Carter Pressure filter ant
has proven a success in their work
as the iron deposit in the city wate'
was a big drawback.
Adolph Hauge of Wolf Point wa
in the city the fore part of the weel
t~ransacting business. He stated tina
Wolf Point is enjoying a better bust
ness this fall than at any time in it.
history. Last Friday over 253 load
of grain were marketed at the eleva
tors, and the merchants there are do
ing an enormous business. The pom
toon bridge has been repaired an
there is a continual string of team
coming and going across it. Tn
flourmill there is running night an
day to supply the demands for flou1
George Cooper, the local inventor
left Tuesday night for New Yor
and other eastern cities to perfee
the plans and model for his new er
CINE. Several of the local railroa
men and Sam Grossman have bee
backing him, furnishing the capt.;
to carry on his work. The engine
Of the internal combustion type, BIT
on the order of the steam turbin'
and will orerate on less fuel wit
great deal more efficiency. Thos
who have watched the progress (
the engine predict a big future for
in case it can be perfected.
, S. H. Shattuck and Robert Herbe'
, came up from Poplar Monday ar
spent the day in the city. They r.
Gently came over from Canada ar
expect to take claims on this side
I the line. They stated that hundre'
E of Canadians are leaving Canada
escape the CONSUMPTION law WIFI
3 they say will go into effect about Il
' middle of December. Mr.. Shattu'
I stated that he had 10000 bushels
> grain in an elevator there, but cou
I not draw a cent on it until it W
loaded in the cars and the bill of la
ing forwarded.
X "Quick, Doc, the hypo! Ouch
{ The Glendive Monitor says that t
! other evening a farmer rushed will
c eyed into the Hotel Jordan, claimi1
that he had been robbed of the tr
ling sum of $5O,0OO, mere bagatel
He was about to be directed to t
sheriff's office when he casually
s. slip the remark that he would
\. willing to give a reward of $3.50
n for it's recovery, whereupon he wol
r be told the way to Warm Sprint
He further displayed his demen'
i, the following day when he smiling
ct remarked that the money vas sa
as he had loaned it to a friend to p'
n chase a block of gas stock.
Occasionally we can Q instan'