The Glasgow courier., 1916-05-19
See Yourself

Henry J. Landre, at present under
sheriff of Valley County, has leased the
hotel in the new Rumble building. He
will furnish the rooms in the most
up-to-date manner and make the hos
telry the. favorite stopping place of
the city.
DR.. A. J. Maris of Kansas City, Mo-,
has been in the city this week visit
ing his son Ward, and other relatives.
pr. Maris was much impressed with
this part of Montana and the pro-
gress being made here along agri-
cultural lines.
Next Sunday the Glasgow base ball
team will 60 to Poplar. The reser-
walton town has assembled fast ag-
gregation and the locals will have a
hard nut to crack. They will leave
on No. 2 Sunday morning, returning
on No. 3 that night.
The Great Northern Ice House fur
nishes about the only excitement for
the fire department these days. With
in week there have been two fires.
in the building, but the blaze was
extinguished both times before any
material damage was done.
Havre lost the opening game Of
the season last Sunday to Big Sandy
by score Of 6 to 5. "Pep" Williford
pitched for Big Sunday and Lefty
Needham was on the slab for Havre.
Two home runs by Big Sandy play
lers practically won the game.
John Hollenbeck and wife of Glas-
Cow, went out to their reservation
homestead on Sunday of this week to
establish residence upon same. Mrs
Hollenbeck will live upon the land and
Mr.. Hollenbeck will look after his busi-
ness interests in Glasgow.-Nashua
Independent.
Miss Flora Sims, county superin-
tendent Of Phillips county was in the
city for a short visit this morning.
Miss Sims was superintendent OF. the
Valley county schools two years ago
and has many friends in the county
who are pleased to hear Of the sue
cess she is having in the neighboring
county. .'t.. -te't'
The Markle Transfer company is
erecting a big warehouse on Front
Street, across from the Magruder Mo-
tor Co. The building will be 34x50
feet, two stories high with full base
ment. 1t will be equipped with an
electric freight elevator. , The ,ex-
cavating for the basement was start
ed this week. 4
The Milk River Valley Bank is
shipping in carload of dairy. cattle
which they expect to arrive here some
time next week. They will be sold
to the farmers in the vicinity. Pro
gressive farmers who wish to improve
: their herds or start a herd should
take advantage Of this opportunity to
get high grade stock in the city.
Local aspirants for "n,ovie" fame
have had their ambitions partly satiat-
ed. The Orpheum has employed a
camera man to take snaps Of local
celebrities and their likenesses ap-
pear on the screen in the evening. We
expect to hear of some of them sign
l ing up with Lasky or the Famous
f Players in the near future.
Williston fans have selected the
nickname of "Opportunes" for their
: ball team. AS Williston is termed
the City of Opportunity, they decid-
ed to call their team the "Oppor-
! tunes" According to this we ought
: to call our team the "Gold-bugs" or
e "Gold-fsh", as Glasgow has been call
e ed the Golden City" Or maybe the
= title of "Gold-hunters" would be more
v appropriate.
The Fifth Annual Trade Tour of
s Minneapolis business men, will arrive
Y in Glasgow on special train on June
t 7th. The party will reach here at
: 200 P. NJ, and will be the guests of
n the local business men for an hour
e and half. The visitors will have
sixteen piece band which will give
8 concert on Front Street during their
e stay here. The program of enter
|. tainment for the visitors is now being
d al ranged by the Commercial Club.
Y The postmaster at Sidney has been
r looking for one Elmer johnson who
n has been getting considerable free ad-
vertising in the Twin City dailies.
Considerable space was given to the
fact that Mr.. johnson was tired of
remaining bachelor on his ranch