The Glasgow courier., 1915-10-15

A. w. Huxsol of Culbertson was in
the city Tuesday on business. Mr..
Huxsol has the finest drug store in
Sheridan county at Culbertson and
was deeply impressed with opportuni-
ties in Glasgow.
Domar Snyder formerly of this city
and now a resident of Baylor was in
the city for short visit Monday. He
states that there will be big dance
at the Baylor hall, Friday evening,
October 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grice Of Chi
cago have been in the city this week
and filed on claim eight miles north
east of Nashua, where they were
located by J. M. Miller of the Western
Realty Co. Mr.. Grice is the son of j..
M. Grice of Nashua.
An announcement by the Orpheum
theater management in another part
of this paper to the effect that the Or
phcum is now available for local tai
ent plays or public affairs of all
kinds. Mr.. Bishell is also booking
several good road attractions.
While out for a short automobile
ride Sunday evening, Fred Weigel
had break down and after several
hours spent in locating the trouble,
finally got it adjusted and reached
town without having to resort to his
natural method of conveyance.
A. j. Bishell of the Orpheum re-
turned Saturday evening from Havre
! where he attended the Hill county
fair. Mr.. Bishell booked number of
excellent feature pictures on the
} World and Metro program and these
!; will be shown here within a short
time. ..
A travelling man was held up at
Hinsdale last week and as result a
freight train was raided by officers at
Saco and seven suspects rounded up
and held until officers from Hinsdale
arrived with the man who had been
held up. He could not identify any
of them and they were turned loose.
Don't fail to read each and every
installment of John Breckenridge
Ellis great Indian novel, "Lahoma,' u
the prologue and opening chapters of
}. which appear in this issue of the
Courier. If you like it tell you,
friends, and perhaps they also may
subscribe for the paper at $500 pc,
year in advance. Who can tell?
LaMedalla cigars are again bein,
put on the market and local smoker
J. should bear in mind the fact that il
smoking this popular brand they ar
encouraging home industry. The La
Medalla is cigar that compares wei
with any cigar on the market ant
: those who have not tried them shoult
ask for one the next time they stel
9 up to cigar case.
! George Campbell, Malta's premier
tonsorial artist, Sundayed in the city
George came down here with his mint
set on seeing the auto race and VI
until noon everything looked favorable
but then old J. Pluvius cut loose will
another drizzling shower and the race
was called of. This was the secon.
! time George had come down to see tn
! speed demons and for the second tim
& he was disappointed.
The home Of F. H. Peachy was to
= tally destroyed by fire early Monda.
3 morning. The cause of the fire is un
: known as Mr.. and Mrs. Peachey wer
3 both away when the fire occurred. MI
3 Peachy, who is employed on tn
= night crew at the roundhouse saw tn
= blaze, but did not know it was hi
= home until sometime after the fire
Z Nothing was saved and it is unfortun
q al" rs no insurance was carried.
4 County Commissioner Peter A
q West went to Nashua Saturday en-
q route to Lismas, where he had order
to close down the ferry boat bein
& operated at that place, the boat hav
= ing been declared unsafe by the stat
y inspector. Several weeks ago tn
= boat was inspected and ordered over
& hauled and repaired. AS these order
2 were not complied with, the boat mus
cease operations. Something wi
+ have to be done soon, as considerabl