The Glasgow courier., 1915-12-31
19 Years
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Glasgow visitor this week.
Fred Morgan drifted into town with
an east wind from Nashua this week.
Mrs. George Rapp and daughter re-
turned this week from trip to Min
neapolis.
John Fryburg returned from Belt
this week, where he has been en-
ployed mining.
Mrs. Thos. Dunn visited Mrs. Los
Blackman at the Home ranch near
Pearmond this week.
Mrs. Robt. Perrett, who has been
visiting friends in Nashua for few
days, returned home Tuesday.
T. M. Patten returned this week
from the Belknap agency, where he
has been employed as special mineral
surveyor.
w. c. Harris and family left for
Hansboro, Mississippi, Monday to
join a colony formed on the Edward
Bellemy plan.
John M. Lewis left Thursday for
St. Paul for a visit with friends and
relatives. He will spend Yuletide
with the family at home.
Ben Davidson seems to take a little
more pride than is generally allowed
mortals over the advent of an 81
pound boy, that arrived Sunday.
Bob Conaster of Pearmond is in
Glasgow. He expects to stay until
New Years and will partake of tur-
key every time it is on the board.
o. D. Policy and family left Thurs
day for Seattle where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Policy ex-
poets to 60 into the fruit growing
business extensively.
S. A. Willis and Richard Gardner
will open up the Merchants hotel in
Havre about the first Of the year.
They have secured lease of the
building and furniture.
From advices from prominent and
reliable stockmen in this county, it is
learned that the wolf pest is almost
as bad as it was two years ago. The
condition is about the same in other
COW counties.
Chas. Roberts, formerly of Fergus
county, has located ranch on Porcu-
pine creek about six miles above
Nashua and is engaged this winter in
erecting buildings. He contemplates
extensive irrigating.
Milk river has been running about
six feet of water during the week. The
sudden rise is due to the chinooks that
have taken the snow from the noun
tains and plains. Yesterday the
water fell about two feet.
T. w. Enright, who has been
spending few days at his ranch on
the Porcupine, returned to town last
evening to witness the thrilling es-
cape from the stone quarries in the
production of the Gold King.
Plas Price of the Needmore ranch
near Hinsdale is in town this week.
He states that the Needmore went
up in smoke the other night, the fire
originating from spontaneous COM
bustion caused from greasy twine,"
tied to his saddle.
Robt Walsh, the town merchant of
Hinsdale, was in town yesterday with
large bunch of coyote hides. Bob
is one of the most enterprising men
in the county. This winter he is en-
ploying large bands Of men to fell the
forest trees and cut them into cord
wood, thus making profitable invest
ment to a large number of people.
VIM. Beary has moved his tonsorial
parlors from the Mabee building to
the store recently occupied by Mrs. S.
A. Willis. Billy Griffith has opened
an extensive fruit, confectionery and
cigar depot in the same building and
will, no doubt, do an excellent busi-
ness, being we'll known and popular
and particularly adapted to the busi-
hess.
The report is current that James
Deegan of Hinsdale will accept the
office of under sheriff under Sheriff
elect Kyle. If it be true Mr.. Kyle
has made splendid selection and one
that will be approved by the people.
There are number of people who do
not believe Mr.. Deegan will accept
the office as he could have had the
office of sheriff by permitting the
use of his name in the convention that
nominated Mr.. Kyle.
| James Thompson of Pearmond and
Miss Jennie Clark of the same place,
were united in matrimony Thursday