The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-09-24

Mrs. S. C. Moore and little daughter
left Tuesday night for Helena, to join
Mr.. Moore who has charge of the
Valley County exhibit at the fair.
Fred Weigel left Tuesday night for
Helena where it is said he was sum-
moned by the management. No state
fair could be complete without Fred.
! The FLORSHEIM SHOE WORN
BY MEN EVERY WHERE. You
can't buy a better shoe. r. & r.
THE HUB r. & r.
Emil Flint left Tuesday for Clifford
N. D., for a visit with relatives.
Pat Sisk Of Wendell was in town
~transacting business several days this
week.
THE GOTHIC, A BRAND NEW
STYLE COLLAR, JUST MATCHED,
CALL IN AND SEE 1T AT r. & r.
THE HUB r. & r.
Royce Biddle of Galpin was in the
city Tuesday and attended the meet
ing of the American Society of Equity
of Valley County at Baylor in the af-
ternoon. -.
Mrs. Lovelace, daughter of Mrs,
Lieben and niece of R. E. johnson
left the fore part of the week for her
home in Hibben, N. D., after a visit
here of several weeks.
j. L. Lyle left Monday night for a
visit to several of the western cities
and the state fair at Helena. Mrs
Lyle left Tuesday night and will join
her husband at Great Falls. = !
A BETWEEN SEASON UNION.
SUIT, a little too heavy for summer
and a little too light for winter, just
right for now. ONE DOLLAR PER
SUIT at R. & r. THE HUB r. & r,
Louis Fischl left Saturday night fol-
Helena and will assist other boosting
citizens of the county in letting e
eryone know that Glasgow is the big
1T" on the map of Montana.
A BETWEEN SEASON UNION.
SUIT, a little too heavy for summe,
and a little too light for winter, just
right for now. ONE DOLLAR PER
SUIT at r. & r. THE HUB r. & R
The Chicken supper given by the
Congregational Ladies at the home u
Mrs. E. A. Hubbel Saturday evening
was a pronounced success, and the
ladies realized a neat sum above ex.
penses.
1. o. Arosin of Saco, was in the city
Saturday for a short visit. Mr.. Arc
sin was formerly a resident of Glas'
Cow but no divides his time between
Saco and Harlem where he has bust
ness interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Weldy viii
leave tonight for Kelsey, Minnesota
to visit Mrs. Weldy's father and tw'
tsisters and to attend to some business
matters. They expect to be gon'
about two 1selts.
THE GOTHIC. A BRAND NEW
STYLE COLLAR, JUST MATCHED
CALL IN AND SEE n AT r. 4 R
THE HUB r. 4 H.; -
County. Treasurer r. 4. rstanfiei'
Of Sheridan County and Miss Harrie
Farmhouse Of Plentywood, were mar
ried in the Great Nortkcrn Hotel il
Mordak by Judge Hogan on Wclnes
! day, September 18th. 1916.
Beginning tonight, the dances at tn
Gibson Opera House will be run on
new plan. They will be given ever,
I Friday night and ten cents will b
! charged for each dance, three ticket
for. a quarter and, seven dance ticket
l.! for so cents. @ ~.
Editor Roy Gordon: of the, Nashu
= Independent was in the city saturda'
transaetine business; h -states ths
grain is coming in 1t = rapid rat
into Nashua and that yields are avel
sEasise sestAssens y twenty end twenty
five bushels- per acre.
II Walter aiilll,, ION q James J. Hill
thszf4ilroaA masnatss was in 0swes
Wednesday, says tie soswsso Repor
er. and, bought fifty carload Of shee
from Jameson 4 Murray, the We
known sheep men. They were shil
= ped. to points in. North Dakota an
= Minnesota.