The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-14
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| w. w. Hurd has filed AS a candi-
date for the democratic nomination
for the Office Of state senator. Mr..
Hurd has host of warm friends in
the democratic party who will un-
doubtedly support him to man.
L. w. Gibson came in from his big
ranch on the Missouri on Tuesday to
tattend to matters of business. He
stated the shearing Of his sheep is
about finished, the wool being clean
and weighs out well.
Peter Marror. bonanza raEchcr and
stockman of nc Plentywod country,
was pleasant caller in Glasgow yes
terday. d, Mr.. Marion reports crops
in Sheridan county as looking excel
lent, especially the Republican crop.
Sam Grossman Of the Grossman
Motor Company, left Sunday evening
for his old home in Grand Forks to
be present at the wedding Of his SIS
ter Miss Belle Grossman, which takes
place this week.
Archie Blue of Saco, was a visitor
here Wednesday and Thursday. The
ranchers of his home district are all
very optimistic as to crop yields this
year as result of the favorable
weather conditions prevailing.
Steele Flack, who has been con-
nected with the Lewis Wedum Com
pany store in this city for the past
two years, left the fore part of the
week for Louisville where he will take
up the study of dentistry
John Phillips, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Phillips of this city arrived
last week and will make his future
home in Glasgow. He has accepted a
position with the Great Northern in
the depot here.
Among the prominent visitors from
Glasgow in attendance at the Stam-
pede were Mrs. DR.. NJ. D. Hoyt, Miss
Gladys johnson and Miss Sadie Nc
Phee of Spokane, a guest Of Mrs.
Hoyt.-Havre Promoter.
Ed Brown, foreman of the Glasgow
Courier mechanical department is
confined at his home with bad case
of quinsey. With one man from the
= office force now guarding the United
States on the Mexican border and the
= mechanical department crippled the
Courier is having its troubles in
: reaching subscribers on time.
Mrs. Gertrude H. Preston, local OF.
ganizer for the /. o. T. M. lodgt
visited the Glasgow order this week
A specitl meeting of the order was
held in. the Odd Fellows Hall Wed.
. nesday afternoon. Mrs. Preston ad.
e vises that she has just installed lodg-
es at Cascade and Harlem.
F. S. Isham of Sidney. Montana
t ! stopped over Thursday in Glasgow
: while on his way to Mccarthy in the
1 southern part of Alaska. He will
: lbe accompanied from here by c. O.
). Moore, who has been in charge OF
. the Moore Telephone plant at Sidney
l They expect to spend the summer up
north looking over business interests
n All property owners will have to &c,
e busy and cut the weeds of the vacant
lots about the city in accordance witt
, an order issued by the city council
= = at their meeting Wednesday night. lr
case the weeds are not cut immediate
:. ly the city will order the work done
J, and charge it up to the property.
See The Glasgow National Bank fol
YOUR Hail Insurance. All losses rait
! promptly in cash. St'
. A crew of men have been busy tht
! past week installing the big electri'
,. pump at the city power plant. Thi:
- pump will do away with the necesslt!
=. for keeping steam up in the boiler:
i as it will be operated by electric pow
s er from the big oil engine. Glas
j. Cow now has the most modern ligh'
# and water system in the northeastern
<. part of the state.