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The Glasgow courier., 1916-01-28

the Orpheum that this feature is to
have a showing in Glasgow. The
Orpheum will be one of the first
houses, if not the very first, to show
this picture in Montana.
County Clerk and Recorder W. B.
Shoemaker and County Assessor r. H.
Cottrell returned Sunday night from
Butte where they attended the annual
meeting of county officers. They re-
ported that it was one Of the best and
most successful meetings ever held
and the business transacted will be
Of much Importance to every county
in the state.
One of the features of the electri-
fication Of the Milwaukee in Montana
is that train dispatcher has control
over the flow of electricity in the
overhead. He is able by his special
knowledge Of the grades and the To-
cations of the trains, to supply extra
current where it is needed and cut it
off where tits not needed. Trains
going down grade generate electricity.
Earl Fisk, the Helena student who
attempted suicide at Kirksville, Mo-,
on December 6, by shooting himself
through the left ventricle of the heart
and upon whom DR.. George Still op-
Grated to remove the blood clot that
had formed around the heart and to
control the escape of blood from the
heart through the gun shot wound
has fully recovered and was dismissed
from the A. S. O. hospital on Christ.
mas day.
The residents of Daleview in Sher
idan county have appealed to the stat'
railroad commission for succor. At th'
time of writing the letter Daleviev
had not seen a train or received an!
mail for two weeks. 1t is short O.
: coal and wood is scarce article il
4 that community. Humbly and prayer
e fully the citizens of the little tow,
r petition the railroad commission Il
get after the 500 to the end that the.
n may be provided with fuel and read
: ing. .......,-. -..-.
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Continued from page /
ficial figures that have been tabu-
lated and the bank clearings, the per
capita deposits and apportionment of
banking capital to population, Glas-
gov is in position not reached by
many cities many times larger in pop
ulation. '.i
The directors of the First National
bank have done everything in their
power to make the bank worthy Of the
confidence of the people and have
pursued policy of banking with the
result, that nowhere, in any city of the
northwest, has the depositor more or
better safeguards than here. The Of
ficers of the institution have re-
mained practically unchanged since
it's early days, but new employees have
been added from time to time as the
business continued to expand. The
present officers and employees of the
bank are:
John M. Lewis, president; R. NJ.
Lewis, vice president; R. M. Young,
cashier; B. P. Langen, assistant
cashier; A. B. Friedlund, M. c. Null
and Cornelius Hovern, bookkeepers.
The directors are E. D. Coleman,
James Deegan, L. ". Gibson, John NJ.
Lewis, Robt. M. Lewis, L. H. Mills,
w. H. Taylor, ]. W.: Wedum and r.
M. Young. ..=".:.
A clearer idea. Of. the remarkable
growth of the bank, can be gained
from the figures showing the deposits
, during the different years:
January 26, 1891; $4,000; Janu-
ary 26, 1896, $34,453.o3; January rs,
: 1901, $92, 2,238.45; January &c. 1905,
$240,s14.70; January. 26, 1911, $464,-
51417; January 26, 1915, $694,66s.17
- =
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NeUS In
0ndAbOut
TOun

of the week and held services in St.
Matthew's church Monday night.
E. L. Wharton of the Moore Tele-
phone & Telegraph company returned
Sunday from Sidney, where he had
charge of some construction work for
the company.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Teal came
down from Hinsdale the first of the
week and has been assisting Sheriff
Powell in the execution Of his official
duties here.
f. P. Murphy, one Of the stock
statesmen for the Glasgow Oil & Gas
company, left Saturday for the north
country and expects to be gone for
several weeks.
w. w. Stevens and E. L. Olson of
Poplar were in the city several days
the fore part of the week and sub
cllitted bids for the construction work
on the new Rumble building.
Culbertson has organized basket
bail team and game has been sched.
uled with The local high school team
The date Of the contest has not beer
set yet, but will be announced later
Assurance of a generous supply o.
moisture in the ground for the coming
years crop was supplied by heav!
fall of light, flaky snow which starte'
Sunday and continued until Wednes
day.
w. B. Herman, travelling freigh
and passenger agent for the Grea
Northern, was in the city Saturda,
looking after the company's interest
and also calling on his many friend
in the city.
There will be dance at the Glib
son opera house, Friday evening, Jar
uary %. 1t is scheduled to be lea
> year affair, given by the Firesid
, girls. Darst's orchestra will furnis
the music.
!. w. T. Poe was placed on trial {
: Helena Monday in the federal coul
= on charge of using the mails
defraud. Poe grabbed several of Il
banks along the line for loans on lar
n that he did not have title to.
At an enthusiastic meeting of Il
Poplar Commercial club last week Il
matter of pontoon bridge across Il
8 Missouri river was taken up al
t from the interest taken, it is pref
The Glasgow courier., 1916-01-28
OBITUARY.

Allan Gearhart Tourtlotte, the sew
en-year-old son of Mrs. and Mrs. Ira
Tourtlotte, who live few miles north
of town, died Saturday, January 15,
death being due to pneumonia. The
funeral was held from the Baptist
church, Rev. Meredith officiating. The
parents have the sympathy of their
many friends in their bereavement.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-01-28
METHODIST. CHURCH.

Sunday school at 10 a. M; preach
ing by the pastor at II a. m. Sub
ject: "The Christians Assets" Junior
league at p. M; Epworth league,
GAS p. M; evening service at 7:45.
Everybody cordially invited.
B. F. MEREDITH, Pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-01-28
GLASGOW GRAIN MARKET.

Lost-Five months old black. water
spaniel. Return to Shannon hotel
for reward. 39-tf.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-01-28
FIRST NATIONAL .BANK
OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY

Continued from page l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

this fellow. coming back again. guess
maybe you've heard what narrow
come TO go anywhere. just so long as
you don't disturb my study down there
In the boathouse."
There has always seemed to me 10
house remarked Mcneil IN a half
whisper as We left Carter. He always
keeps Il locked and never let's any one
go in there. although they say ne has
II fitted beautifully with hundreds OF
volumes OF law books. too ="
Kennedy had been climbing the hill
back OF the house and now paused 20
garage.
by the way" exclaimed Mcneil. as
II he had at last hit on a great dis
coxery carter has new chauffeur. a
fellow named Mickham. l Just saw him
driving down the village. He's a chan
that II might pay to watch-a new
conner smart as steel trap. they say.
Out not much OF a talker."
Suppose you take that job-watch
him, encouraged Kennedy. We can,
know too much about strangers here.
That's right" agreed the detective.
and get a line on him"
We had reached the garage deserted
now except for our own car.
I'd like 10 investigate that tower.
remarked Kennedy with a keen LOOK
at me. II II could be done without
seeming. to violate Mr.. Carriers hos
pitality.'.
Well" l obeyed. m yeye catching a
ladder beside the garage. there's a
ladder"
lie walked over 10 the automobile
took little package out. slipped into
ms pocket. ana a few minutes later W.
had set the ladder up against the side
OF the boathOuse farthest away from
Inc house II was the work OF only
a moment Tor Kennedy TO scale II and
prowl across the roof OF the tower
while ! stood guard AT the foot
NO one mad been VI there recently 90
ne painted breathlcssly a. he TcJoined
me. There isn't a sign
We took the ladder quietly back "a
The garage, then Kennedy led the way
down the shore to "a sort Of little sum
merhouse cut on from the boathouse
ANA garage by the trees though over
the top Of a hedge one could still sec
the boathouse tower.
We sat down and Craig filled his
lungs with the good salt air. sweeping
Drama as though this were a holiday
and not mystery rase.
waller he said ~ length. u wish
you'd TAX" the car and 20 around TO
; erpidncks / don think you can So,
tho tower through the trees but 1
should like To- be sure"
! found that 10 could not be- seen.
though I tried all over tho place and
got myself disliked by the gardener
and suspected By a Waterman with a
Il could not have been from the
seen IN. light. and { hurried back 10
craig 20 tell him so. But when I re-
turned found that ne was impafienffv
pacing the little rustic summerhouse.
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tconsinu.d from Monday. rns.uir.nesr. D

In his hand he held an orange which
he had found in the -hrubbery under
meath the windows OF the house. In Il
was stuck a long nail and to the nail
was fastened n tag.
Kennedy read IL quickly.
'lr this had been a bomb. you and
your detectives would never have known
what struck you. /
Good Cad. man" exclaimed Yer
planck. who had read It over Craigs
shoulder. What do YOU make Of that -
kennedy merely shook his head.
the light? Could II have been a signal
to some one on this side of the hay. a
signal light I'm the woods?"
Possibly. commented Kennedy alb
sentl. adding. II think I'll run over this
morning and see If there is any trace OF
anthing on the Carter estate"
Just then tine telephone rang insist
entity. II was Mcneil much excited
though he had not heard O ther orange
Have you heard the news asked
Mcneil They report this morning
that that fellow must have turned up
last night at Belle Aire."
Belle Are? Why. man. that's nifty
miles away and on the other side of the
island. tie was here last night" AMI
Nerplanck related briefly the find Or
the morning. NO boat could get around
the island IN that time and as for a car
those roads are almost impossible at
Can't help IT," returned McNein dog
gedly. The Halstead estate out at
Belle Aire was robbed last night. It's
spooky all right"
Tell Mcneil l want to see him-wiIl
meet him In the village directly" cut in
Craig before Ncrplanck had finished.
We bolted hasty breakfast and In
one Of Nerplanck's cars hurried to meet
Mcneil.
What DO you intend doing" he ask
ID helplessly. as k-nusd finished his re-
cttal 81 the queer dcings Of the night
before.
I'm going out now to look rounds the
Carter place. Can you come along
surely" agreed Mcneil. climbing
into the car. You know him."
NO"
Then TN introduce you. queer hcap.
Garter. He's "A lawyer. although I don't
think he has much practice. except man
aging his mothers estate"
For IN" next ten Uluutcs We were en-
tertained with u little retail scandal OF
WeStpurt and EluftNo od. including "A
tale that seemed to have gained currcr-
cy that N-rplsnck and Mrs Hollrhgs-
worth were too friendly TO please Mrs.
Nerplanck
Montgomery Carter happened 10 be at
home ana. at least openly. interposed
no objection 90 our going about the
grounds
You see" explained Kennedy. watch
ing the erect OF his words as II to
note whether Carter himself had
noticed anything unusual the night ba-
'ore. We saw "a light moving over here
last night. To ton tho truth. / half
expected YOU would have a story 10 add
zoo ours of a second visit"
carter smiled. No objection al all
m simply nonrlused al the nerve Of
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McGinlcy-keIt

\ pretty wedding took place yester-
day afternoon at the brides home on
Fifteenth street. when Miss Laura
keh. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry
kell. was United in marriage to Mr.
Andredw Mckinley. of this city. The
ceremony was witnessed only by the
immediate friends of the families. and
there were no attendants The bride
was attired in wedding gown of
white. with trimmings of lace. Fol
lowing the service wedding dinner
was served, and during the afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Mckinley left for we'd
dlng journey TO California and other
points in the west Upon their re-.
turn they will reside in this city. Mr..
Mckinley being connected with the
local offices Of the Baltimore a Ohio
railroad. The bride is Wen known in
large circle and has many friends,
who VIII extend their good wishes.
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Mr.. Parker Leaves CITY

MT. X II. Parker. of Twentieth
street. who has been resident OF
wheeling Tor thirty five years. with
his niece. Miss Ella Smith. left he
city Saturday for Springfield. Mass
where he will make his future home
For many years Mr.. Parker was en-
gagged in the hat business in the CITY.
from which he retired a few years
ago. He organized and was leader OF
The famous Aeolian Quartette. which
has delighted many audiences in this
city and adjacent towns on LAST
Thursday evening Mr. Parker was
given farewell reception by the mem-
bers of the quartette at the home OF
Mr.. G. T.. Bedell, OF Warwood. where
were gathered the members Of the
quartette and other friends. The even
ing was spent In "reminiscences and
songs by the quartette Mr. Parker
leaves host OF friends who regret
his departure.
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rehear-als have gone with a vim and
sparkle that foretells the event TO be
"a brilliant success.
Boxes and seats for the show have
gone well. and many parties have been
formed TO do honor TO the occasion.
Among the guests at these will be:
Misses
Mamie Steele Mildred Pracht
Stella herner Helen Rolf
lrma Schenerlein Jennie Ball
Sarah Goethe Jennie bolton
Helen Goethe Virginia burst
Edith Bonnesan Cornelia Weimer
Ruth Bonnesan
Mesdames
Charles Goetze Ben Redman
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Thomson VI r. church. will give a
supper and apron sale. tomorrow oven
I ing tho church parlOrs The menu r.
a. follows.
Roast Beef
Brown Gravy Mashed Potatoes
Peas Salad R'di'her 10, Rd Esli'h
Jelly Pie Alamodc Coffee
The general committee in charge in
cludes:
Mesdames
% -. Smith John Fisher
William Price John Turk
Charles Sturgess Miss I.yde Prince
IN charge Of the kitchen and din.
ing room will be
Mesdames
r Baegs J. NJ Mcconnell
W. NJ Rogers ~. 4. Joe
viii Entertain Club
Miss Nirlinia burst will entertain
the members ~ her club. on Thursday
afternoon This group of friends are
organized for ucedlewOrk. az which an
afternoon furfniEhtlv is devoted 4
daiutlly appointed luncheon will be-
served a- closing feature ~ interest.
Church Supper
The PASTOR Aid Society 81 the
Zane street VI b. church will serve
both dinner and supper at the 4 %
" hall con- Saturday afternoon of
This week The dinner menu which
is composed Of choice dishes will b.
served from ~ a m until I D. mn
while that Of the evening. which viii
be- equally as delicious will be- served
from 3 to 5 O'Clock
Menu
Dinner
Vegetable SCUM
Baked Ham and Gravy
Rehshes Celery
Peach Sauce Jelly
Iickloe
Cheese Bread and Butter
lID Coffee
supper
Cream Chicken and Mashed Potatoes
Baked Beams tahhage Salad
UeNilrd IFra
NpuEhrff. with IOmeo Sauce
Cheese Balls
Bread and butter
Iin Coffee
VIII Meet Thursday
Tho kirr Iaurhfpra ~ tho Fourth
street VI q church viii meet tomor
row afternoon. Boo fhe parIors ~ tho
church. whom VHrIuu. important mat
tors viii h' EIvcu attention 10 d. %.
quraf"d Hll members b. present
Kings Daughters
Mrs Jesse Bloch a. her home m
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DANCING SEASON
DRAWS To CLOSE
ELks' CLUB HAS NEXT TO LAST
OF CHARMING AFFAIRS
LAST NIGHT.
Closing Event viii Be Held May 22nd
and Wrisht's Orchestra. Of Column
bps Will Give Program.

As the time draws near for the close
OF the dancing season for the Elks'
club. the affairs are growing more en-
tertaining and enjoy able. Last night
the club delightfully."- entertained a
large assemblage in the first dance OF
the post Lenten season. Meister's
orchestra furnished pleasing dance
program and fruit punch was served
as refreshments.
The last dance of the season TO be
given by the Elks' club will be on May
END. and for this occasion Wright's
orchestra. of Columbus. has been en-
gagged. Elaborate preparations will be
made for the closing event. Those
present at the dance last night were
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Suburban. Literary Club

An important business session will
occupy the members of the Suburban
Literary club this afternoon Al the
Stratford Springs hotel. The meeting
will open at 2:30 o'clock There will
be no program. but the importance OF
many matters TO be considered rem
ders the presence OF all the members
imperative.
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Misses
Country Club OpenIno

The formal dinner dance which at
tends the opening Of the Wheeling
Country club will be an event Of Fri
day evening. May 5. Dinner will be
served from until S o'clock. and
Meister's orchestra will provide th-
usual excellent dance program. II is
requested all reservations be made in
advance.
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Voalercoieman.

A. 81 Joseph's cathedral this morn.
inc ~ . o'clock. ,hc marriage OF Miss
Cecilia Coleman dauEhfcr of Mr. and
Mrs John " Coleman and Mr. George
NoEler ~ North Main street Will Do
solemnized Nuptial mass will boz Of.
fered by Rev Father Edward o. Won
Or. an uncle 81 the bride. who will also
perform the ceremony Miss NadcIyu
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This evening az the Carroll CLUB
a charity card party and dance Will
be- given. the proceeds OF which VIII
BE- used for charitable purposes. CARD
tables viii BE- placed In the parlOr and
library. and music for the dance Will
b. provided by Demands orchestra.
and for those who prefer bowling the
alleys Of the club will BE- open Mrs.
W. i. Lear and Mrs ! J. T.. O'Brien
are In charge OF the affair. every do
tail Of which assures its success.
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Pleasant Valley was hostess yester-
day afternoon. az the regular meeting
Of the Kings Daughters. of Vance
Memorial church. Several items Of in
terest were discussed on this occasion.
and the social features Of the meet
ing were found very enjoyable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

Members Of the d u. g. club or
Elm Grove. will entertain this after
noon. with n luncheon az the Young
Women's Christian Association Pretty
appointments and decorations viii
grace the table. and the following viii
make up the company Of guests.
Grodhaus. VI Meek George Oid-
ham Harry Brennan Emerson
showers. Harry Bower. VIII Creigh-
ton. v NJ Petticord. I'd McCaus.
land
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Auxiliary Supper.

At St. Matthews church on Tuesday
evening Of next week. the Ladies aux
iliary viii serve supper to which all
friends OF the church are invited \
choice menu has been planned which
will include all the seasons delicious
dishes.
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Social Afternoon.

AZ the Carroll Club tomorrow after
noon. the FIRST Of the afternoon card
parties. following the Iyeuten season
viii be held These are always pro
ductive Of much pleasure. and their
resumption b. being anticipated by
the members OF the Carroll Social
club and their friends Miss Regina
kobrecht and Miss AnReline kalten-
bach viii be hostesses
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MAY Festival


On Saturday afternoon. MAY Is. az e
O'Clock a very pretty program has
been arranged as a May festival
which viii be- given by the members
Of the gymnasium classes. of tho \.
W. g. 4. IN which more than one hun
dred girls will participate Folk
dances. drills and fancy dress dances.
VIII provide "a very artistic perform
ance The auditorium OF the assocta-
ton viii be- deliberately decorated for
the occasion
The program follows.
Cinderella Swiss MAY Revel Juniors
Dumb Bell DrilI ................ BOYS
willow Wand Drlll ............ Girls
Danish Dance Of Greeting Shoe
makers Dance .......L Little Sisters
Paper Doll Drill...............
-.......... .Grammer School Girls
Colonial Ninuct Bean Porriduc.
..... ...... ....... Thursday Juniors
Ceardas Hungarian Silver Link Club
swedish SChOttiaChe ...........
...... .......... lligh School Girls
May Pole English Dance. .........
........... Grammar school Girls
supper and Apron Sale.
The Ladies' Ala Society Of the
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Box Parties.

At the Court theatre on Thursday
evening the Macademy club will pre-
sent their minstrel show. for which
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She So Won are ENGAGED 20 Miss
boegs. I'm cure I cant see anything
attractive about that woman
TIE Neither can . seo o.. but it'a in
the bank. al right.-Bosnn Trans.
cript
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Temple Guild.

The regular meeting of the Young
Moman's Temple Guild will be held
Thursday evening at the Y Nj. H. A.
Following the business session at 7.3O
O'Clock Refreshments will be served.
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Gard Party.

An interesting event scheduled for
Friday viii be the card party TO be
gwen in the class rooms OF st.
Joseph's academy by the alumnae of
that school a number of interesting
features have been arranged for the
entertainment of the guests during th.,
evening. besides the card games.
which always provide enjoyable pas
time. Mrs. V. l.. Owens and Mrs. NJ.
j. Ford are the chairmen in charge.
and viii be assisted by the members
OF the class OF 1913. which is compos-
ed OF the following memhars.
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Windsor Luncheon

Mrs julius Horkheimer and Mrs
Samuel Kraft were hostesseg al a
luncheon party. which was given AZ
the Windsor hotel yesterday afternoon
for the pleasure Of n number Of guests
who were here az the Iazaron- IIork-
heimer Wedding on Monday. An al
traCtive arrangement of yellow and
white trimmed the luncheon table at
which the following were seated.
Mrs Charles Cans Of baltimore.
Mrs Jack Kraus OF New York
Mrs. Samuel LazsTon OF Savannah.
Ca
Mrs. Bernard wcisenfeld OF Baiti-
more
Mrs I Adler 81 Baltfmoro
Mrs Milton ErlanEcr 81 Baltimore.
Mrs. Louis Horkhoimer.
Mrs. samuel Kraft.
Mrs Julius Horkheimcr.
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fTo ne Continued IN Fridays rnt.u,.
geuoerI
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Vogler. a niece of the groom will be
mad Of honor and Mr. Eugene Cole
man. n brother OF the bride. will act
az best man. Miss Margaret McMahon
viii preside at the organ. and Mr..
John J Miller will render suitable
vocal selections.
a wedding breakfast will be served
az the Windsor hotel following the
ceremony. and later the young couple
will leave for Detroit and other lake
points where their honeymoon will
be spent They viii take up their resi-
dence upon their return 90 Wheeling
az l27 Fourteenth street.
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NInae Daughters
Mrs Jesse Bloch ~ her home m
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Tho krre uaurhfrrs IN he Fourfb
street VI 2 church Will meet tomor.
row afternoon. Boo fhe parIors ~ tho
church. whom vHrIuua Important mat
tors viii h' EIvcu attention Ia 81 20
qurafrd Hll members b. present