The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
MALTA ITEMS

Edward Powell, of Dodson, has
bought the Davy and Olson saloon
business here.
Quite number attended the dedica-
ton of the Black Coulcc chapel Sun
day afternoon.
M. ]. Dabney and Roy Lee went
to Dcdson Friday to cast their votes
in the primary election.
Sunday afternoon Rev. G. L. Slime
preached an anniversary sermon to
the Odd Fellows, the 9th of their
order.
The Woman's Club gave hard
time dance last night, which large
crowd attended. Over fifty dollars
were cleared.
Mr.. Wimberly of Zortman, has been
in town the past two or three weeks
trying to straighten up the affairs
of the Lusk estate.
Henry Plott has sold his saloon
business to Thos. Sherlock of Tort
man, and will 60 with OFT Cassidy,
into the cattle business up in the
Whitewater country.
A large number. of Odd Fellows
went to Harlem today to organize a
lodge there. An elaborate banquet
will be served. The Rebekahs were
invited and some went.
Mrs. T. NJ. Facey of East Scobey,
was visiting friends and transacting
business here part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. BishelB spent
Thursday in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Tressler, Mrs
Pittinger, and Miss Addie Moore
were the entertaining committee at
the Rebekahs Friday night and serv-
ed very nice lunch. :
The churches of Molta, with the ex-
ception Of the Episcopal, al, had elab-
irate programs for Easter Day, and
the churches were nicely decorated
with potted plants. Large congrega-
tions attended all services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. C. Whitney went
to Glasgow Friday, when Mrs. Whit
ney's fathers remains were brought
to Glasgow from California and in
tered in the Glasgow cemetery. Her
father was the late George White
one of Valley County's pioneers.
The Misses Flora and Amy Sims
entertained the Bachelor Girls Club
last Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Best. After music and the
popular game of 800" refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be with Miss Mac Arthur at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Malta was quite a popular place
last Wednesday for the legal fratern'
ity as all of the following were ir
town: Judge F. N. Utter, C. O. Teg.
nell, c. A. Parker, j. L. Slattery d
Glasgow; B. P. Sandlie, Saco; Dana
Easton, Poplar; w. B. Sands, R. E
O'Keefe, Chinook; and F. S. Strana
nan, Of Fort benton.
The following are reports on some
of the candidates in the primary elec.
tion in Phillips County: Republican
President, Albert B. Cummins, 213
Roosevelt Is, Hughes 3; Vice Presi.
dent, E. j. Burkett, 200; Electors
Thomas A. Cummings, 219, J. w
Johnston 203; w. D. Symmes POP; R
G. Wiggenhorn 1911; Delegates, Johr
A. Tressler 1919; J. M. Burlingamt
1885,, Jacob Albright 96; Joseph M
Dixon 88, J. H. Stevens "a, Edwin S
Booth SO, T. c. Power "a, Geo. Nc
Cone, II. Democrats-President
Woodrow Wilson lag; Vice President
Thos. r. Marshall 1928; Electors, Viii
liam NJ. Bole 1876, M. C. Morris 101
Charles NJ. Mansur 81, Thomas Nc
Tague 80; Delegates, P. E. Burk'
108, David Hilger 81, P. H. McCarth!
IS, Thomas A. Arthur, 76, S. V. Stew
art IS, Thomas ]. Walsh 70, Edwin
L. Norris 50, John T. Smith GA. Pro
gressive-President, Theodore Roose
welt ID; Vice President, Hiram John
son Is; Electors, L. J. Hamilton, A
w. Merlifeld, A. J. Walrath, Jane
w. Wedum, each Is. Delegates, J
B. Amin, w. T. Dave, A. A. Grorud
George r. Marsh, C. M. Sawyer, Johl
L. Slattery, each IA, o. H. Shelly II
and A. L. Ward 10. Socialist-Presi
dent, Allan L. Benson 10; Vice Presi
dent, George R. Kirkpatrick 10; Elec
tors, C. R. Dauterman 9, Lewis J
Duncan 10, Henri LIE Beau 9, Fran
Mabie 10.