The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-28
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Taken from
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sette Of Mn teen Years Ago.

week.
Hiram Halverson has applied for
letters of administration over the es-
tate of the late Scotty Mcleod.
Commissioner Stafford had his
right hand severally sprained by|
coming in contact with an obstrep-
erous bronho last week.
The first beef shipment of the sea-
son from this county will go from
Malta in q few days. Shipments will
be two weeks later than usual this
year.
The first Northern Montana ship
ment of mutton this season went
from Benton the first of the week.
1t consisted of 5000 head owned by|
Rice.
The Alaskan gold fields seem to
have taken terrible hold on few
individuals that reside among US. Itl
seems to be case of "Alaska or|
bust"
A large number of young folks doned
their "Sunday best" Wednesday eve-
ming and drove out to Ed Stevens
ranch and debated his new house with
a dance.
Chas. Sargent of Nashua, was a
visitor in Glasgow Wednesday on
business. Charley intends retiring
from the mercantile arena and is Of
fering his store for sale.
Len Morrow, who is riding for the
Ms, was thrown from his horse last
week and sustained severe bruising
about the shoulders. He came to
Glasgow for medical treatment.
C. E. Piersop and May Alvina Ken
nedy, both of Saco, were united in
marriage Thursday evening by JUS
tice Kent. The wedding was a quiet
affair and witnessed by only few
friends and relatives.
The fact that the Ohio Democrats
failed to pat Mr.. Bryan on the back
in their platform has given rise to
the rumor that he will reduce mater
tally the number of speeches in the
state which he had expected to make
in the falls campaign.
It is to be hoped that most men got
their moneys worth of hot weather
the past few days but if there should
be any kickers let them step forward
before it is too late. 1t is possible
arrangements can be made for roast
ing all dissatisfied elements. At
east it can be tried if any are chilly.
VIM. Jaycox, the big medicine man
of the. Square outfit was down from
Malta Saturday and spent few very
pleasant hours with the boys. Bills
fame as an all around "beef man" is
not local by any means, the range
rider that has not heard of Bill can
be put down as lightweight and
not a novice in the business.
Bail Kellison unslung his little air
gun the other day and went cunning
for big game. Finding none he
amused himself by shooting at knot
hole in an outhouse. A we'll known
hotel keeper who was inside was shot
in the head. The game warden says
the law on this point is not clear
and Kellison was liberated.
Again has the grim reaper of death
appeared in our midst and robbed US
of a most precious flower. The sud
den announcement Monday morning
of the death on the previous evening
Mrs. R. X. Lewis fell like shot or
the inhabitants of this village anc
caused gloom to overshadow the
community. Preparations for buria
were made and friends bore her tend
,erly to her last resting place in the
cemetery on the hill. It was an oc
rcasion of solemnity and sorrow; ever
the sun seemed to shine with a sad
,dened glow and the small birds, fresf
in the first season of life, twitterec
and sang more softly as if in unisor
with the mournful event. The re
mains were followed to the grave b!
every available vehicle and those mo-
able to ride walked to the cemetery
demonstrating the high esteem ant
love entertained for her by neighbors
Some four years have passed sine
Mrs. Lewis first came to Glasgow
during which time she has only beel
known as kind, generous and for
giving little women. To aid tn
poor and the relieving of those dis
tressed were the characteristic trait
of her nature and she was ever read,
to extend helping hand to the needy
A sweet remembrance of her will lonl
linger in memories of her friends.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS CON-
VENTION IN CINCINNATI
Nowadays almost every line of in
sdustry has it's trade organization an