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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitbread lett
Monday for the east.
R. H. McNeill and wife visited
friends in town Sunday.
Thos. Dunn was down from Saco
few days this week.
Los Blackman, foreman of the Ms,
was up from Pearmond Tuesday.
Chas. Unger was in from his Buggy
creek ranch yesterday and reports a
fine crop of lambs.
T. w. Enright sold a beautiful
three-year old filly to the Heron,
Greenan and Wofford stables this
week.
Doc Smith, VIM. Jackson, John
Archer, S. P. Mitchell and J. Booth
represented Culbertson in Glasgow
this week.
A marriage license has been issued
to Lewis Kennedy and Violet Ade-
laine Armstrong. Both parties re-
side at Saco.
T. w. Nagle, of Wilmot, S. D., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. w. Enright
of this place. The two had not met
for fifteen years.
Among those from Marta who at
tended court in Glasgow this week
were w. H. Garland, Harry Cosner,
VIM. Mcclellan, Louis Dubois and
Geo. Clanton.
John Taylor, Clarence Broadbrooks,
Archie Blue, VIM. Taylor, Robert
Able and wife, Myles Roach, Elmer
Cain, Herman Robinson and Billy
Buzzard were Saco people seen in
Glasgow during the week.
President H. Huntington,of the
Southern Pacific Railway, passed
through Glasgow in his special train
Thursday enroute to St. Louis. To
a reporter he made some flattering
predictions concerning the future of
Glasgow and The Gazette.
1t is easy to know the ice cream
season has arrived if you will watch
the smile on the face of every young
lady as she moves toward a place
where cakes of the frozen cow, sugar,
lemon and other extracts are exposed
for sale.
A futile attempt at suicide occur
red in the vicinity of The Gazette
office Thursday morning. The VIC
tim was an aged man who attempted
to quench his lamp of existence by
bouncing his head off hitching post
hard by because of his inability to
pay up his subscription.
Dan Knapp, of Oswego, was in town
this week and won a handsome BIZ
cycle that was raffled off at the Cole
man House. Not being given to the
hump back developing exercise he pre-
sented the machine to Sheriff Kyle
who, by the way, sits his wheel as
gracefully as a Kentuckian a horse.
The sheriff can never hope to become
a scorcher and century wheeler if
he continues to prefer grace to the gro
tesque. What he wants to do if he
desires to be strictly in it with the
peddling bebbles is to raise his seat
to the top notch, drop his handle bars
down to the axle, hump his back like
a Mexican mustang and work every
muscle in his body like hired man
humping himself to dance.
Andrew Davidson, the we'll known
sheepman of Malta, was in Glasgow
as juror Monday. He was excused
by the court in order that he might
return to his sheep which need his
undivided attention at present. He
informed US that his wool was sold
just few days previous to the raise,
robbing him of a neat little sum.
i Mrs. w. S. Griffith met with a
painful accident about three miles
east of Glasgow Sunday evening
while out driving with her husband
and Mrs. Mcneil. Their horse became
fractions and the ladies fearing being
upset jumped from the buggy. Mrs.
Griffith turned her foot where she
struck the ground badly straining her
ankle. She will probably be confined
to her bed for some time.
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