The Glasgow courier., 1916-11-10
z9 Years
n Taken from
u HI the Files Of
4 ASO De VdlIep
C0untp Ga
Sette Of Mn 3feen Years Ago.

Mrs. Hoffman, who has been i'll for
some time, is now greatly improved
and able to be around.
George Dunnell, who has been in
Canada this summer with bunch of
horses, returned to Glasgow Tuesday.
COL Joe Seiberts, master mechanic
of this division of the Great North
ern road was in Glasgow, Wednes- !
dya.
Ed Stephens is in Chicago and his
friends say that he is purchasing ar
ticles such as are used by the domes-
tic man.
Tom "the Loader" is in town this
week emitting pipe stories that are
the production of hot bed imagina
ton.
Sam Cooley, accompanied by his
family, left Glasgow this week to
take charge of the round house at
Larimore, N. D.
Sherman T. Cogswell, Indian trad
er Of Wolf Point, was in Glasgow
Wednesday with gunny sack of
coyote hides.
The lie Sueur News, of Minnesota,
says Chas. Hunter of Saco, purchas-
ed thoroughbred Hereford yearling
bull from the Cosgrove Live Stock
company. The yearling is from the
famous bull "Bad Eye" who carried
ctf the first premium at the Worlds
Fair ard brought the fabulous price
Of $4,000. He weighs $500 pounds
40, .dng to the recc"l; Of Mr., Fair
ank's scales. John Taylor and Fred
Groves also purchased ti,e bulls while
they were in Minnesota, All of +ne'n
were shipped ives, with hundred
head of lei1er stock bougi., hy |onn
Taylor.
Fred Tandy, while floating down
the Missouri river in boat hunting
accidentally shot himself through
the feshy part of the arm near the
shoulder. He was in the boat and saw
II duck flying down the river, reached
back for his rifle and in pulling it to-
ward him, the hammer in some way
caught and the cartridge was explod
ed DR.. Hoyt dressed his injuries
Mrs. Jones of Hinsdale, is nursing
her brother.
Robt. Perrett, who has been assist
ing Frank Lemmer in stringing tele
phone wires and putting in lustru
! ments in the mining camp of Silver
! ite, returned to Glasgow this week
| Fra. I.:.,'me' Is at present (:r'
nothing and expects to go to Spokan
| this winter. A. J. Mcmillan, who lef
with them, has located in the CAM
| and opened large saloon. Tn
| camp has a bright future and grea
| rush is expected there in the spring
| H. H. Lund was arrested this weel
on a charge of assault on the perso1
of Jimmy Sherry and was yesterda,
fined $40.
iii Dave Denslow, Jack Norvill Bo
Walsh. Jas. and Andy Sherry, H. H
Lund aal Geo. Snider Of Hins 81
1 ~cIC ~ NJoSSeO" SSo't' 'tN
II Jack Caldwell, foreman of the NJ
was in Glasgow yesterday. He Wi
II hold the N sd !d'4 ttrses on Bi
Porcupine this winter making hi
headquarters at the Roberts ranch.
II T w. Enright and w. O. Robbin
were arrested this week charged wit
Il malicious destruction of property an
Il thereby an interesting question wi
| be settled. Robbins sold a lot eas
| of Coleman's hotel to VIM. Humphr
| last week for consideration of S2Ot
| This lot was not refled on, as Judg
DuBose claims is necessary to hol
them, so Mr.. Coleman filed on tn
| lot and put fence up in front Of i
Robbins then went and refled on tn
II lot, and with T. w. Enright, Hun
phry's agent, went to the lot ar
tore down Coleman's fence, and ere
ted another fence with long cottol
wood poles with the bark on ther
This led to the warrant being issue
The case will be tried this afternoo
1t is probable that other suits WI
| grow out of this one and that Il
question of ownership of the lot w
be settled. This will decide a que
ton that has occurred to every real
owner in the town, viz: Will it
necessary to refile on lots in order
hold them.
Owing to the utter lack of syste
in locating the graves on the hill
was impossible to lay it out in lots
the county fathers located a strip
! five acres of land adjoining the c
burying ground and laid it out in
lots for future use The cemetery