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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
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Niiraernereins nnn WiarnIanhA.


Ger o5rauen6uno ocs llnobb6ngi.
gen 9iirgcroereinS bon @orplono~
periammelte iih geitern glbeno 5u
ieiner WlonatsOeriommllmg I'M Sra.
lcigb.Sotel~ inter ocm goriibe ser
6rau q. 8. 6ontb1ncl. Tus Eroto.
FOIL iii6rte Die Sctretdrin 6rau @atb.
Strouif gtod oem 9erlcicn eincs
in bc3liden @ortcn geboIteueu Neu.
Investigations ser ertranfteu Erdli.
oentin 6rnu W}orie H6oer. rpelbes
aIleemein erfrelte, nabm Der guno
cincn 8elhltB an, ben Gameu mel.
de 10 pneigenniibia an Dem 2iebes-
perte I'M 8o5ar in Der u2pric" nab
reno Ger @obe bonn 13. Icjember
bis 3im Is. Ge5ember tbdtig iuaren,
Ben poblper0icnten Can't oisSuipre.
den Gmm beridtcte oaS Gomen.
Gonite, ipelhes Oie eiierneu Hinqe
sum Better 0cS 1iiliSionOS ousgeae.
ben bat, ooB nod Sdmudiohen
iibrig iinO, iuelbe entpeoer nad Ser
Wiiin5c 5ltni Ginidmel8en geionot
ooer obcr nod iiir Oen 9erfoui irei.
oegebeu peroen ioltcn. Wlon be.
itimmte, ooB oos Gamcn-Gomite Der.
iu6en ioI( ole Sohen 5u perfoilfen,
"a monde icbr pertbpoae SHnud.
iahcn oorlintcr ieieu iueIAc Dor oeru
Ginihmel5cn bcwobrt 5u blci6en Der.
oienten Ger 9lno 6eidloB, oos
Gomeu.Gomite, all oeiicn Spibe
;Srou Carrie Slider Itebt 5ll criu-
dclt nod bier @odcn tdaIih I'M
@urcou 0cS nDeutihcn Gorrcipon.
Ocutcn~ sic Soben ouS5uItcIlcu inD
81 Oerfauicn ST periuhcn. Cine Sem.
cntiprcdcuoc gln5eiac beiin0ct iidj an
anoercr Stclle ocS nCcutlhcu Gprrc
poFoGntcn~ Iic &crianmhmg
NOR geitern 9lbcno trob Oes in.
freinOIitcn @etterS GIT 6eiud6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
So6n SOlarO Icincr gcrlcenns CT.
leaen.

Seincn &erlebtngen 0le cr ON
aopie erlitt, ais cr om 26. Gc5ember
oeS lcbteu SabrcS bon elmer Sreppe
in ieincr @obmmg 9Ir. 1912, 50.
mont SIpenuc. itiirjte, lit geitcrn
Wloracn I'M ct. Soiepb'S Soipitol
Der 81 Sabre alto Sobu Gonoro cr-
legcu Gr bcabiiHtigtc OIL ocni Gage
on Ocm cr pcrlugliidtc cin 9aO 5u
ncbncu unO itiir5tc iaiolgc SlliSglci.
tens pom 5iueitcu naA Dem critet
5todmcrf 6cro6, lllit Scr glm6uIon5
ocS norooitIiheu CiitriftS por Col.
loro nod oem acnamiten Soipitol
acbrod)t lporOen Iie 9lcr5tc itcllicr
feit OoB CT mir leihte &crleeunoen
crlittcn 6otte, icOodD ip0tcr conitotir.
ten iie ooB GoaarO cinc @e1iruer.
icbiitterrng oopongctrogcn botte, 9In
ocn Tolgcn Oericlbci lit CT gcltorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
3nr Sciidtisnna Der erOhcn itSoti.
ldlen NnlaAen.

3ur 9eiihtielma Der groBen ltdO.
tiiden glnla9en merOcn pon mor1cn
ob lid oie W}itgIicoer 0eS Gougrciics
Der omcrifoniihcn SSnititllte fiir Gbe-
mic. Snaenielre in Baltimore 5llIam.
mcniinOeu imO I'M SoteI @meriou ibr
@auptauartier aIiihlogcn Ole So.
tie bcobiihti9eu Die aanaliiationson.
Iaae aroitanluAen bel Sd0s SerrU,
Die 6obrifeu Der Caution Chemical
So. Der Gropn Gorf & Seal SO. rnO
Der y EennwIpanio @oter onO %ouer
eQ- IN sliIaenl1ciIi SlI nc6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
Sod scr n9OlOnfaOmcr00 ocitur6cn.

Slooc gtogers, cin so Sabre alter
gieger scr aocb ocs @unocs. ShiI.
idliffes D@lontoomerD," erfronfte oe.
itern an Snoigeition lmo Itorb fllr5
oorouf i'm Soipitol. Sber.Sononier
@ugb Sinclair fouo 9iogers beiuubt.
los IN Der Slide ouf imO peronloBtc.
ooB ocrielbe nit Der glm6uIons oes
iiloli3en 9iltrifts uod oeu @1orinc
Soipitol gcbrobt wnroe. Gs Itelte
it'd beraus ooB Der gleocr ouf Der
6obrt geitorben mar. 0os Sdul.
idliif lie9t BEL Sort DlcScnrp por
9lnfcr. Seit 2S Sobren mar 8oaers
elm Sod bel Der 9pmOcsmorine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
aalres.gaa ser &. Clcoras.9litter

Sbren Az. &abrcSboli bicltcn Die
St. @eoraS-9iitter oeitcru 9lbcno in
9orru's Soac ali Der pcit.golti.
more StraBe o6. Sin iibcrauS ob-
wedsllngsrcihcS lnO i10neS Ero.
granin mar uor6creitct mo lieB fiir
Die 5a6lrciden 9eiuhcr ser 9cran.
Italtilng oie Shunoen mic i'm 5lugc
ucrgebei. Die &oritelhmg nabm INN
s4S llbr ibren 9Infung iuio mar bon
eincm Gdn3hcn 9eiollt. TaS Pr
rangements.@onite iebtc ii6 aus Oen
noHitebenoen @crren 5iionuncu: ga.
pit0n George Soaetp. Goriibcr;
Sobn Scuu, 9liiiitent; 9(uauit Reu.
wer @ercnonicnneiiter; Sranf ".
siotinon &ictor @rubib imo So6u
@eusIcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
ylutiOnale gSert6eiOiouuo.

'e vD'orplduoer oiao iiir notio.
Nu'e Sertbeioialug~ miro om 20.
''uUllar an oen @erbonollmecu oes
rs'aplonol SecuritD 0eagie1 Son.
s1enes 8, m Iai5inaton SbeiI nc6ncn.
'nler oen Sieonern bel iener @cleaeus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

belt iinO: Senator Senrp Cabot
9ooge, Or. 0oOiO Sane Sia, &obert
Bacon 6reOerid q. Gouoert, Sames
Ni. Bed mo GIibu Root BON 9tem.
Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

bgo ber ,oS'aaarbeiiaro am 81. 0c8em.
stifhouacni'. Slodiab, 6. gsic@onn 3sinssg
Sl425; S|odloi, W. .. @oder6oit
lcr SlOO; g1odIoB, SSo6n 5toa $475.
Sonotloncn 9higuIt @eber $40,
y. YiilIic $40, gSn. ". Srieaer s.,
sSocob ". Soof So, Seurn aciocl
S29, Sobn 3. SSeuler $25, Subert
aretel So, g. 6. Sdneioereitb So,
SSrolt S- ydte $25, Gorl g. gSitc So,
4acob aIein So, S. 6. 9ioff So,
SS9os. 8 Nlcpcr SO, Sobn 6. N2utb
So To, SboS. 6olcD Sisfcu SO, IS. ".
,S'''lcr 81 S. S. Sobclmom $50,
eealt ShmciBcr $50, &cnru SIRENS
%o ~ @eo. Ercdtcl 80, Gbr. II. W3orte
- Sl32, Snl. $. GIoIIen $50,
%e'rp y 9rebu $50, gSiaioin SpiI.
l-'0D ~, ~, Otto ou 9rou SO, YoItor
g. 4p'e $3. 9ciosuua ocs 0pir.
$So $s,9''ur $3.50, Robcrt 90. Rotbcr
%yo' SSo Z ss'lnobbdlioiocr 9iirocrpcrcin~
%n5a, %2G1 y. S- y @oImes 80, 6roll Carrie
Slice, ,au ocr gcItriacu @cucrol Scr.
nitlI. ri.lnll'Ha purOen folgcnOc neuc
son sSllgueoer a,u.o N ocu @crcin. ocr etuo
900 @3itslieOcr adblt, ouiqcnon,mcn. r'
Sr- @co. 8. 0cidmonn eoris 3.
S'er, ~, =, (, =. SoritD &ulins Ries.
meDer. Y 'N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
Milis 6eimbcOrOert.

DonngStomu, Sbio, 10. San,
Ger @eginn Der @roBgeidmore.
Neutrality-suspicious. oes 5tritcs lulo
ocS @iots in Sit9om8stopn. Oie
@ieOcrouiuobmc Der 9lrbcitcn in Der
9lulaac Scr yDounastolpn Sbeet 8
Cube SO" imo Die Seimbeor0crlng
Ocs pierten Reginents ser S1io 90.
iiouol.@aroc, pclhc SIM Strife
Oicnit beoroert mar, iinO oic Saupt.
crcigniiie oeS Cages.
gS berridt Ooaitanoiae 9Rnbc, mo
pproen oic glr6citer ser @ompagiie
peoer Bel ibrcm 2ommcn nod @ebell
pon ibrem glr6citSplob bcloltiat. Us
miro ongcuomrncrs oaB oic arilc pors
bci lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
q 6nucn oui Gee obmouti.
rem.


SSoibiugton 2. g. 10. San
Gen @ea, ipcl6en sic @nuoeS-Reaic
riiug III 9c3ug oeS Safes oeS italic.
nii6cu @crionenG GompicrS ,,@nlicp
be GcrOi@, Der nit 5uci orci5oaigcn
aononcn al goro inn glelu Dorfcr
@oicn am GonncrIiog onfam em'
idjloQcn miro, bdngt bon ucitcren
Gonicrci5eu 5miihcn Ocm sInmolt
ocS Stoots.Tepartcments &olf itn0
oeu itolieniidcn @otifoitcr @iocdi
81 Gellcrc ob, oereu critic Gonicrcn5
6cute Itottacflmocn bot Sn Der
3pii6en5eit miro ser Gompier in
9teip gorf feiiee6oltcn
Sic Soltlno Der @imocs 9leoie.
rne in oieier 6roac lit fclt. es
miro iebr cnuiinidt, oob &aiiooicr.
Sdiffe, meIcbe omeritaniide Soien
onlmlien feline moutirteu @cidiibc
an 9oro bobei. GieieS iuuroc Dem
italieniideu 9otidoitcr 3u ueritcbcu
aeqcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11
Der aHniHer.saa.

0ic nllidbrlibc &erunitoltung oes
uGbarcooI Clubs" Elm ipriibenoeS
3uiommentreiicn bon Orieinoli.
tdt, gSib, @ei6nod uno fr06lider
9IusJelaiienbct. Gin ehtes
ailnitler6eit Giu5ieortige
Gcforatioucu mo cin5igarhge
Stimmitng.
0rigmaIitdt gSib, @ei6mad ino
Go3u cine leb0ri0c @ortiou Der iroD-
Iiheu 9IusgeloIienbcit eiucs edten
re6ten aiinitIerpoIf6ens marcn eS,
mas AUDI oen geitriacn pom nGbar-
coal.GIub~ in 2ebmom's &aac abge-
baItencn aiiuitler.8aa 5u elmer ser
idonltcn mo eiscuurtiaiten @erau.
ltaltltn5eu OcS gan5cn Sobres itcu-
petite.
@in5ieortiges mar in ocr Geforo.
tion ser Saae aeleiitet lporoen; lcu6.
tcuoe 9Iiitben mO eiicftpoa grup.
pirte Rilon5en mO 9Gume biloeten
Iouibige Snuben unO 5uiammm nit
Der iibrigen Ncforotion Oorltcaeno
ein Gorf in Ger 9rctognc, cincu
prddtioeu 9a6men SIT Dem pogenOeu
9iIOe bon ipriibcnocr ,Sro6li6fcit
mo 9uit.
Gie aoitiimc waren Oir6weo
pra6tig unO origineQ in jegli6er
Sinii1t. 0londc Gamcn b0tten oaS
i5ri5e 6eouem inn Sanot0idhen Der.
itauen tonnen imo in ocmieIbcu I'M.
mer nod aeniiocno 9loB iiir ocn
Spicgcl, bic Guocr. 1oic, sen Bar.
iiim-,SIacon mo ooS Gigorcttci.
@tui gcbo6t. Die 5timnung mar
foitIid mo bciono ii6 POM gluioua
bis 5iuu @nOc I'M Stooim oes III.
obI0iiiocu mo lmlmtcrbro9cucn
Steigcns.
Gie Sabine in Scr g}o66ari6oit scr
Sebnann's SolIc iollen 6ereits lailt
inO pernc6nbor 9efrGbt bo6en, ais
Die niumcrmiiOen 0}uiifontcn ole 81.
Oeln 5ln lcttcn @ol5cr mtcr'S Slim
uabmeu.
Grci Grciic 9elangten i'm 9oufe
oce 9lbcnO 5nr @ertbcihmg ic elmer
iiir oaS 6iiblheitc @oItiim iiir oas
aroteSfciic Goihm uno iiu Oic bette
@ruppe. Gie @rciic 6cItouocn aus
@cm0lOcn bon NlitoIicocrn ocS
nGbarcool Clubs. Cine gco1mpitc
9eleudtmo OcS gcionnlteu Soolcs
SAB Ocm 8iIoe cin ci9enortig pifon-
tes aolorit. Scr 3utritt 5un Saolc
mar iiir Gomen mo Scrren le0igli1
i'm Goitiim 0citottct, cine @eitinl-
mng, pcltc ocm @cimnmtcmOrld
uno @cionmtbiIoc III icocr @c3ics
bln9 ouBcrorocitlid 81 jtotten FAM.
pScrein Der frchuilIigen Seneriue6r.
%ctcrNnen."
Ger Gerein Der @eteroncn scr Srei.
milligen 6eueripe6r pcriommclte iidl
geiteru 9lbcno in i6rem Soltptqllor.
tier, g}r. 8, Sarriiou-StrnBe, unO
w1blte iiir oos ,Sobr 1916 iolaen0e
gcomtc: 9Sr1liocnt Scnrp Scocnou,
olluitco g}r. III; @ice.@r1iiocnt ga.
bio 0robou ,,@atapsco ger. IA;
Sdabmeiiter, 9Iug. Sirid, .6rieuo.
hip g}r. 49,; recorOirenOer Setre-
tar, 5. Ni. gor9er; G6efinaenieur, 6.
". 6ormau oSoiapette 9tr. tx"
Siilisingcnielir, Geo. u. Smit6,
n lluiteo 9tr. IT.; gB16ter, Robcrt S..
@ebiter, nSibertp 9lr. 81. Ter Ser.
Elm beitebt nod aus etmn tS Nlitglie.
bern Die iid INNER nod I'M alien
Sauptquorticr 5uiommenfinoen. GoS
5abresbantett DER @ereiuiguuo fiuOct
am is. M1r5 itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-11

Tic b0fc |aptippc,
6rmi Nliaer .Tenten gle niir
,Srml SdulBe. mein 9ionn iii nit
Dem sGiicrnen arelB" aaSge5eidluet
poroen 6rail Sdil5c (hob'
MIDI; .9lo ooS batte cr iid) ichoH 81
@auie peroicntlr
Nd iol oSsbre 6rau iii frouf
@ela0rlid2r u@eidhrlid 1T 5ic
mir, meuu iic geiuu0 It'll"
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01
ORPHEUM THEATRE Well
Cool and
Comfortable

@e
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01
GEORGE HERD ARRESTED

George Herd, who lives nine miles
southwest of Glasgow, on the social
ell Missouri River Road was brought
to Glasgow Saturday and arragned be-
fore Judge Evans on charge of
manning live stock. Herds son-in-
law, Paul kron, who lives adjoining
him caused his arrest. Herd is
charged with shooting gray mare of
kron's with a shotgun just before
daylight last Sunday morning. Herd
is a Russian, AM when brought be-
fore Judge Evans was apparently un-
able to understand the nature of the
charge, and the case was postponed
until Wednesday, when the services
of an interpreter were secured and
Herd was committed to the sheriff
and his trial set for September 9th.
1t is said that this is not the first
case of this kind that Herd has beer
implicated in, that last fall he was
seen to shoot horse and that he was
suspected CT shooting several Other
horses whose bodies were found with
shot wounds. 1t is said that Hero
, fed from Russia with criminal repu
tation, and that his reputation in Can
ada, from which he came to Valle,
County, is not very good
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01
For Miss RatchfOrd

Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. C. M.
Reece entertained at her home in hon
or of Miss Stella Ratchford of Hins-
dale. The children arrived at the
Reece home about o'clock and found
all kinds of clever amusements await
ing them. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent in lawn games on the
beautiful Reece lawn after which Mrs.
Reece served delightful luncheon to
the assembled guests. Those pre-
sent We're the Misses Stella Ratchford,
Neoma Herring. Helen Frazer, Ruth
Landre, Marcellea and Martha Pip
penger, Sylvia Hawley, Marie Diggs,
Marguerite Jacklne and Virginia AL
vord, Masters William Diggs and Bill
Alvord. Mrs. Fred Alvord and Mrs.
$. w. Jackline were the mothers pre-
sent at the party.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01

Miss Kathleen Molyneaux return
ed home this week from two months
visit in southern and western Mon
tana
Miss Eldcra johnson of Bainvil.,
one of the teachers who attended TIE
summer school, and while here was
taken i'll and removed to the Deacon
ess hospital was able to return home
yesterday.
Rose kamla was suddenly stricken
with severe attack of appendicitis
about eight o'clock yesterday morn
ing and was taken to the Deaconess
Hospital where she was operated on
by DR.. Hoyt. -
The Glasgow Drug Co. this week,
received the largest shipment of Vic
trolas and Victor records that have
ever been sent into Glasgow. Ten
machines and seven hundred and fifty
records were received.
Ed. Jennings came in from Baylor
Wednesday with a load Of grain for
E. P. Erickson. He has just bought
a new Case threeshing outfit and will
start to work with it in that country
at once.
The new directory of the Four Val
leys Telephone Co., is off the press
and is being distributed around town
this week. The book presents a very
attractive appearance and the enlarg-
ed pages make the book considerably
more convenient.
Gladys Tigan, who was on her way
from Minot, to the coast, was taken
sick with typhoid fever Saturday night
and removed to the Deaconess Hos
pital. Her mother, Mrs. f. J. Tigan
arrived here Sunday and took hel
daughter to Fargo
Mrs. Harvey Booth entertained al
dinner, Thursday evening, Mrs. Vic
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01

toria Stafford, and Miss Margaret and
Harry Mitchell of Culbertsop. The
latter is on his way to Helena, where
he will attend school the coming Win
ter.
The telephone line Of the Four Val
leys Telephone Co., to Glentana will be
completed early in November. The
building Of the line is progressing
rapidly and so far there has been no
delay in the work.
A Jap committed suicide at OPP
helm election night. He is said to
have been morose for some time, and
finally ended his life by cutting his
throat The body was brought TO
town Wednesday by Mcdonald and
taken to the morgue.
The Glasgow Loan and Investment
Co., sold the dwelling house and lot
on the southwest corner of south 18th
street and 4th avenue south to c. NJ.
Offill of Whitewater, Phillips county,
who will move in with his family M
mediately. Thc deal was closed oy
Oscar P. Roop.
Ward Maris announces that he will
be a candidate for first prize in the
auto race at the fair this year. Ward
has one advantage over most of his
competitors. 1t will not be necessary
for him to strip his car, it is already
stripped of nearly everything that
was ever attached to it.
VIM. Biddle and w. A. White, of
Buffalo, this county, left yesterday
for Helena to interview Governor
Stewart and Attorney General Poin-
dexter, with regard to the alleged dis
elimination of wholesale commission
houses against Montana Equity stores.
Three new buildings are just be-
ing completed. The Rumble build
ing and the Wells Bros. buildings are
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01

fast approaching completion and
there has been considerable work done
on the new freight depot.
Frank J. Ottenstroer, against whom
there are numerous complaints for
grand larceny already filed in the dis
trict court, must answer to another
charge. A complaint, filed .ster-
day, charges him with selling mort
gsged property, and states that while
all of his horses of all sizes and ages
were mortgaged to the First National
Bank of this city, he sold three geld
ings to one David Mayne, who shipped
them to Canada. The offense, the
complaint states was committed on
July oath, and forms another link in
the chain Of cases that are being start
ed against Frank Ottenstroer, his two
brothers, and Charles w. Smith, or
different charges of cattle and horse
stealing.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Regular church services will be re-
sumed at the Congregational church,
commencing Sunday, September 3rd.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
service at II a. m. All members and
friends of the church are urged to at
tend our services every Sunday. We
especially invite all who have recent
ly moved to Glasgow to worship with
us. Come, as you are always well
come.-A. U. Baer. pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01
Society Neus
By Our S0ciet Ed ditor

The Wild Rose Sewing Circle met
last Friday afternoon at the home of
DR.. Cora Pippenger. The afternoon
was spent socially and sewing of fan
cy work. At the close of the meeting
the hostess served a dainty luncheon
assisted by her two little daughters
Marcella and Martha. The date of
tho next meeting has not been set.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01
CARD OF THANKS

The boys of Company "G", End
Montana Infantry, all join in heartily
thanking the citizens of lGasgow, who
so kindly and literally contributed
toward filling the three large boxes
with jams, cookies, cakes and other
good things, received yesterday. To
say they are appreciated is putting
it mildly. Three cheers for Glasgow!
Committee
Co. "G", End Mont. Inf.
Dated at Douglas, Arizona, August
23rd, 1916.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01

Vern Mcintyre went to Hinsdale
Tuesday on business.
Ira Wolfe was in Glasgow from his
homestead near Opheim Wednesday
Attorney A T. Vollum of Plenty
wood was in town Tuesday on busi-
ness.
G. R. Rice, resident of the Milk
River Valley Bank, is in Glasgow this
week.
J. p Mcintyre sold his house on the
south side this week to Sheriff C. w.
Powell.
A. F. Kuehne of the local land Office
left Saturday for St. Paul where he
will spend his vacation.
Carl Vornholt, has been visiting
with his brother, DR.. M. T. Vornholt
of Antelope this week.
Lev burlington of Forsyth, was in
town the first of the week looking
after business interests here.
r. H. "Rusty" Mcneil of River
Forks was in Glasgow last week and
purchased a new Ford touring car.
Mss Mae Behner, who has been at
tending the Dillon Normal School dur
ing the summer returned to Glasgow
Friday.
Harry Squires was down from his
farm west Of Baylor Monday and re-
turned with a load of freight for E.
T. Phelps.
Wilbur Crawford went out to his
ranch this week, and w. d. Thomas
is taking his place here with the Cap
itol Commsson Co.
Miss Nellie johnson and Miss Hazel
Clocksin will give basket social and
dance at the Badger School House to-
morrow evening.
Lutheran church. Norwegian SER
vices at the Congregational church
Sunday, September Bird, at 1890 p. m
Alfred Hendrickson, pastor
J. E. Timlin returned from Mime
apolis Tuesday morning after sly
weeks vacation, and went up to hi:
farm near Baylor Wednesday.
Miss Inez Moss, pianist and Mis-
"Bobbie" O'Connor, vocalist, who We're
3 at the Gibson Opera House last week
have returned to Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs r. J. Moore left Wed
nesday for Sidney, where Mr.. Moore
will look after interests in connection
with the Four Valley Telephone Co.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Whitney were il
Glasgow yesterday, and returned t.
Molta last night after an EXTENDED
auto trip throughout the northern
part Of the county.
Earl Couffman, who has been al
employe of the post office here fo
several years, has resigned his posi-
tion and will go to Malta as soon a
his position can be filled.
Rev. R. H. Stone who succeeds Rev
B. H. Meredith as pastor Of the Metho
dist church here is moving his famil
in to the Methodist parsonage. Rev
Stone comes here from Scobey.
J. l. DeHart, state game and fs
warden from Helena, was in Glasgo,
Friday looking over the game situa
ton here and at Lake Bowdoin prio
to t he opening Of the season Septem
ber 1st.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01
NeUS in
and About
TOun
Local BreDitieS

Jack Shjold left Wednesday night
for Great Falls.
Claude Willis is in town from his
ranch this week.
Attorney Dignan left Wednesday Oh
a business trip to Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. n Utter left yes
terday morning for Havre.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Ruffcorn Saturday.
E. L. Wharton has sold his home on
the north side to John Etchart.
Mrs. John Willis was in town Sun
day from her ranch south of Glasgow.
Milo Hummel returned yesterday
from a business trip to Portland, Ore
gon.
Miss Ruby Griffith is spending the
week end with Misses Rose and Ethel
I.ezie.
There are ten appendicitis cases in
the hospital at the present, which is
new record.
Miss Gladys Memminger and Mrs.
Oscar Stein leave tonight for brief
visit in Minneapolis.
Miss Buisson is in Glasgow this week
in the interests of the Sherwood Mus
ical School of Chicago
Mr. and Mrs Leo Coleman return
ed home Wednesday from trip to
Glacier Park and points west.
DR.. T. L. Cockrell, was down from
Hinsdale yesterday and brought with
him some Of the election returns.
Ruth Truscott returned home from
three weeks visit to Spokane and
Odessa, Washington, Wednesday,
Dry bread for chicken feed for sale
at 25 cents sack at the MODEL
BAKERY. If
Tom Dempsey, of Culbertson, was
in Glasgow visiting with his son Will
liam, and renewing old acquantances.
Fred Truscott, who is with the Mon
tana Power Co., of Butte, is visiting
in the city with his parents this week.
MI and Mrs. j. P Mcintyre return
! ed Sunday night from visit to Gla-
, cer Park and the western part of the
state.
Bob" McHugh, the popular hotel
! man from Culbertson, was business
visitor in the city the latter part of
last week.
| The Midway House at Midway has
changed hands, S. B. Jones has sold
out to A. Dreckler, who comes here
from Canada.
H. A. Voter received carload of
4 Dodge automobiles this week. Jacob
Daum, whose farm is twelve miles
south, has already purchased one OF
5 these.
Today will be an unlucky day fol
ducks. The hunting season opens to.
day and hunters from all parts of the
Y county will start early. Quite mum.
=. Der of Glasgow people plan to go out
Roy Yaeger of Fairfield, Iowa, {
h brother of Mrs. Glen Maris, is visit
v ing in Glasgow for few days. Mr.
= Iaeger has been out in eastern Wash
r ington, in the employ of the French
= government, selecting timber for aero
plapac
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01

For Sale-32O acre Reinstatement,
good stock location, cheap, by own
er. For further information, ad-
dress the Courier. 17-t5-pd
For Sale-Four room house, four lots,
good location, reasonable. Address
Courier. 18tf
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01
Well
Ventilated

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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-04-22
RESULTS FROM USE OF DRAG
Essential Little Point Overlooked cy
Large Number Of Operators in
HjtchnG One Way.

One little point essential to the best
results from the use Of the King road
drag is ignored by 4 large number o:
operators. Generally they hitch 10
the drag in one regular way. Having
for some unknown reason a prefer
erce, they hitch so as % th-0y the
dirt to the left. going round the sec
ton OF road from left 10 right. or
vice versa. and Duplicating the per
fo-mance each time the road is
dragged.
This results in the formation o;
shallow waves in the road surface.
which 10 not contribute to Easy rid
Ing, but decidedly % contribute TO
the formation OF ruts. cutters and
chuck holes.
II the hitch Is aIte-uated. one time
having the slant OF the drag throw
the dirt 70 the left, and the next time
having It throw 70 the right. going. Of
course. in the opposite direction so as
70 throw the loose dirt always toward
the center Of the road, rhe improved
results will be sur7rtsiag-Cou1,ry
Gentleman