The Glasgow courier., 1916-05-26
con to the bridge club Saturday af-

con to the bridge club Saturday af-
ternoon.
Jafes H. Atwood and wife are up
from Strater spending the day on
business and pleasure
The high cold winds still continue
to blow in this section and no rain
to amount to anything.
NJ. j. Dabney, Allen G. Arnot; and
DR., |. f. DEWEY, made a quick trip
to Lovejoy Thursday afternoon.
Judge F. N. Utter and wife were
here Thursday on their way to Lam
dusky on an electioneering trip.
Miss Grace Remore and sister,
Florence left for Vandalia Saturday,
where they will spend their vacation.
Mrs. Margaret Halvorson and chill
dren of Glasgow. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. c. Whitney Wednesday of last
week
John Survant has bought out the
interests of the other stockholders of
the Orpheum here, purchasing same
for his son, Burner Survant.
Miss Voylia Hokes, one of our most
popular teachers will be June bride
this year. Mrs. w. H. Chase gave
a shower for her last week, before
the rest of the teachers left for their
homes.
Miss Cecil Grace and L. P. Sanre-
gret expect to leave for their homes
in Michigan on a month or two va
cation.
A ladies aid has been organized at
the Black Coulec Chapel and has
pledged two hundred dollars towards
the minister's salary.
w. C. T. U. meeting will be held
as usual this week at the Congrega
tional church. A program has been
prepared and lunch will be served.
Prof John Elliot expects to remain
in Malta during his vacation. Miss
Dorothy Aver will reside on her home
stead and Miss Volyia Hakes will be-
come bride in June.
Bishop Brewer he'd services here
Sunday morning and evening, con-
frmed a class and administered the
rite # baptism. The Bishop is IL
ways busy man when he comes to
town.
One of the banks west of here pur-
chased some milk cows recently, to
sell to farmers and when they ar
rived, turned them on to school sec
ton. Not being branded yet, some
one took six or seven head one night,
also some calves belonging to Edgar
Lee. Reports of the stealing of a
fine driving horse at Saco arrived to-
, day.
Miss Hilda A. Berg, who has been
assistant principal here the past year
!. left Saturday noon for her home in
, Minneapolis, going by the way OF
Great Falls, and stopping en- route
, lat Plankinton, S. D., to attend the
commencement exercises at the latter
place and where she has been engag-
ed to teach next year.
, Commencement exercises were held
at the Bison theatre Friday night and
the following program was given:
Selection .-Orchestra
, Invocation. ................... Rev Carl Perrin
Salutatory. Norman Stubblefeld
Class History. Burner Survant
500. N. I'A"'
Glass Poem. m.................. Millie Caves
f Glass Prophecy Anna Lee Survant
Solo "The Gypsy Maiden" Park
er) ........................Mr Mrs. F. w. Hall
Glass Will. Margaret Kirtor
Valedictory y................,...-......Ada Mlllal
. Prof. John Elliot
Presentation of Diplomas. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Selection. Observation-Disclosures OrcnesCrs
All the graduates did we'll and were
heartily applauded. The music wa:
highly enjoyed also.
"How much vas dose collars ?"
1.-TWO for a quarter"
"How much for vun?"
Fifteen cents"
n "Giff me de odder vun."-Yale Rec:
, ord.
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