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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11
FINANCIAL OPINIONS.

Private Wire TO y. T.. Ma. N u 90.
Journal al mmSrc".--tankihs lNtc'
rstS are Inclined IL take calm view OF
the submarine situation :,
vrry much mixed regarding the course
OF prices in the Immediate future:
HAYDEN. Stone Il co. SlES:--Nr lrya
;hot there * 4 SplcnIid framework Tor
building up L broad speculation III raj
,~Iork Crhjlds X No. suy:--The market
situaIiun seems TO Spcli caution.
JuSrrhtt;tl I.ouchheIu X Co'---N'A LIZ
news has been discounted.
Chandler Bros II Coy a!urS o. go, S.'' :.
dard stocks will seek much hlShcF lev
hnfnrn rho great reaction comes.
IrSrph-AvcraGe long I. o.; nor"
SorfnliI 4 Western: Southern krait"aSS'
Euy council SteclS CunScrvatlFclE.
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OCTOBER'5 BANKING CLEAR|NGS TO DATE
TOTAL MORE THAN FIVE MILLION DOLLARS

Further evidence that tho month OF
October promises TO be rccoru-hV@ah''
so far a. local bark clear!nES are con-
ccrnrd is the fact that for tho llrSl
eight hanking days of the month. Tn"
c.l,arinSs. A. reported by the Nhcr'LnS
Clearing House Association. i"tai g.
20. or 4l6 per cent. oyer the
,,ltearingS for the corresponding days OF
1915. s...,, ., N
Yesterdays clearings were ST. lGl.""
an Increase OF $lSl.462.Sl. or -o.e Pt'
cen, over the total Tor october ~. l9I"'
Octobers record TO date follows:
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Rriefa.

i. r. Whiteman of Pnrters Falls. waS
a business visitor in the city Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd FanH1np Of
BrIlitir". a.. spent Sunday in the city
With friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grail Of Wes-
ton. w Va. are the guests Of S. r.
Martin Of North Main street.
r. IL. Kidhrr OF Minnie. was r. busi-
mes visitor in the city Tuesday.
Misses Amanda and Virginia Rurlin-
game were visiting friends in Mounds
willie Saturday.
Mr.. !. =. Fishcl spent the weekend
in tn" city with his family.
Cecil Van Camp attended the Wesley
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NOTICE!

During school months this Company
will sell at its Tenth Street, Wheeling,
Waiting Room, coupon School Ticket
Books good for forty-six tve-cent rides
At the rate of S1.15 per book. These
books are good only during the month
for which issued and the person desir-
ing same must present certificate
signed by the proper school official
certifying that they are attending
school.
School books like above good on the
Pan Handle Traction Company's line
between Wheeling and Wellsburg may
be obtained at the First Street,
Wheeling, Office.
Due to rule of the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission, these books are
not good for Interstate travel, being
good only for IntraState travel.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
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FLASHES TO MASTENS.

Private Wire To \. L. Masten & Co.
NEW YORK. Oct. l0.--Thcre is gen
oral Improvement in the market to-Hay'
and in absence Of anything that recsm-
hlnd the scmi-panicky feeling OF Eester-
day. At the same time there was some
evidence uf nervousness over the true
purpose Of Ambassador Grrards VISIT 10
Washington. ana this VIII propaoly COi-
tinur 10 exist until there is public
knowlrdg" of this subject. Undoubtedly
the mark, was much stronger IMAM yes.
tcrduy by the wholesale execution OF
stop orders. Good stocks are going 10
rSll much higher later i'll The year ihcre
was good hut ing To-day but purchases
chnuII H.. made ruusCrvativrly until
thcrr is n Fl .arrr knowledge with respect
to GcrardS mission.
There was little excitement in inc
market to-day in fact none ana lrau'pE
was very orderly with improErncnt
quite general. All nervousness VIII NOT
hr relieved until there is general kh"WI-
edge of Ambassador t;"rlrd% miSSluh 10
Washington II * quit E"ntTa'l! np
nrrciatrd now that a German peace pro-
nrS.l nm terms that could SATISFY Ger
many would be- altogether unsatisfactory
IN the Allies. Sober thought has SHOWN
that the sinking Of British roSsciS OF
our coast is altogether legal anu not l"
he questioned by United states so IIIE
as the rules followed out on SATURDAY
are ubey"d. Traders and investors are
busy comparing prices with recent nlSh
lcvrls and noting III" Dig CONCESSIONS
that have been brought about by the re-
rrnr scnres and ar" awaiting themselves
nr the nnuuriunity tn buy. The decrease
in the untitled orders OF me steer Cor
DoratIou amounting [" l3'.PVV IONS WAS
little commented upon IN view ~ lle
strong tendency OF steel prices as hsUm II
nv ,hr advance IL tin plate OF 20c noN
lis rnrning 10 Sc Hid" and eLather
.,. ,.,ry strong but understand inc
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LOGAN & Rrxan,s Closing Stock Letter.

,'~iTa;. MIR, 20 y. r.. MaSt"u 4 Go.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10Th" list enjoy
.t =. u"turaI rally on scattered r"InStai"-
,,;rut ~ long lrrS and much short cover
iuy ora iii" part at pr"i'$Si"hi'I o'H,.i' >
-, .h,rartsr ~. the tr'.yy~ was not alter
I'd materially and tn: situation SIN con-
tin,tc. - w.. such aS lin our estimation
warrants = CONSERVATIVES ""u"S" ana con-
;y;,.riun nf lnuG limos until ~" "u''"""
bcrari,S nor" assuring.
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NEW MARTINSV|LLE

EE;W MAHTINSVlLLE. W. Va. Oct.
10--Mrs, W. d. Bronkoven WAS hostess
~ the members Of the Maids and Ma
irons club Friday afternoon at nPr
hum" on Main street: y large number
$780,. nrcscn, and the afternoon Was
mI,asnntly spent in fancy WORK ann
conversation. At II Seasonablc hour Il
delicious lunch was served.
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Shower.

Miss Kathryn McCaskcy and Evelyn
r.l,rE gave a miscellaneous shower for
Mrs. \. NJ. palycll at the home Of tho
former. The evening was spent very
nleasantly in games. one being II euess-
ing contest. The answers TO All Hnes.
lions found ON the little clock shaped
rnrIs were some part Of n clock. Miss
Mabel POTTS won the prize which way 4
IIttIr white ivory clock. The bride re-
reivrd many beautiful and useful pres
,nts At a late hour delicious three
course. luncheon was served.
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STOCKS.


Block Bros Tob ......'. '-..Ii w Ia
do. common .....'.. -''''t''' .i15
CD Central Glass Wks.t. ...', ''''' -
conservative Life ms. .....' $500 i,tr
Grrrnnn rl"c Ius. COL. $500 80: IN
FuSioria Glass Co. .....''.
IIazcl-AtIaS Co. .....i. .'.'i4'' -"
60 Imperial GlaS Co. i...'. ;:;''I 80
LaI!rllr Iron Works. ..i.'''' L.
do common .......... -'''i - -
N1plfi Auditorium
%!lnr,tr,.lin,. In lAT lS9 .l>H
United Dairy Co... .....! ....' $500 az ~
t. =. stamping Co. 80 i....' l'.''' 10 30
Ward Baking to..... .''.' ''''' ~ y
do common l...'' t'''' a.;
Warwick ,hina. pfd.!.. ...'' ''''' ~ ~
Lu common. $500. .'''' ''''' %
Wig. & Bel Bridge Coz ..''. ''''' IN
Wig Bridge Co 'i...'' 49, -
Wig. Met. Il Mfg. Co. ....'i ''''' =,
Wig Mold II Fry Co. i''".j; ::'H,G -
Wig. Sllrl " /. Co.. .t."'' ID" I'm
Wig Steel Casting. .i...' '''''iiii99G9
Wheeling Tile Co ".... a:''li5
Whit. Chess CO.. ptd. .''.' i toS9
60 do common. ..'i. .'.'i' ''''I-oN
lJ--Transfer Books close Oct"peE
Il ,,.i, ,,,l =
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CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.
(By Harris. Winthrop Il Co. 10 FIdei

(By Harris. Winthrop Il Co. 10 Fidelity
Investment Assoc!atlon.)
CHICAGO. Ill. Oct. lQ.-Wheat: Con,
tinued dry weather in argentina anu
comparative tirmness abroad started
prices higher and Il strong tone WAS diS-
played throughout the session. Inc as
turbcd feeling caused by recent suoma,
rine activity had partly suoSioeu anu
commission houses with Argentine con-
ucctiouS bought freely on cables report
ing no relief in the drought sections. y
report that the British government Hau
taken over the cntir. wheat business "
the United Kingdom contributed L" tH'
buying in th.. middle ~ the day. MIMI"
apolis reported IN improved demand loc
;hc better grades "t wheat ana pFIS,7
ilucaang ID. Til" market genera!lE Sir+:N>
Ing has = Strouc und"rton" anu Viii
shipping uncertainties may cease Sh''r:
swings we look Inr L high level :" cog
tiuu".
Curn-.,'"ru has shown l great G"a' OF
Str.aSti following Il ;a;n'' AMI easier
opening. EuEiuG WaS OF IN: S'r"nscSt
sort and i WAS followed later pF S"uSiu-
era biz. covering by shorts. Arg"ii' mo
news MAS OF Il very favorable sort. on
private. cable saying locust u5ln!aS" III
rreaSiuc 1nj situation a';,rn'AS. H1'EI; :
,.St OF III. shipping concerns "tTS o'"
ding against each other Tor tH& lew |at
ayailahi;. IN ;hc sample market. Minura
polls Iuili.r$ wCr. reported - d" puE thS
,.o-n or = considerable scale. m" tracing
believing that this was Tor the puEiu>t
q; filling export fiou: orders. N'at'''''
or Ill, corn hclt was COOS auu FAVOR
:, Ill, with cons i'd. rt BIZ. heavy frost III
northern ar.aS over night and frost eA'
tending will into c"nt:a! area. Inns MIS-
counted - Favorable.
Oa;S--ili,vr followed iNS other "Fa'hS
-rh,rn MAS runsIdcr;tbi b. covering bE
l,srr.s ara more OF less new Investment
a.. n,.;,$ alter M generally "i 4
strong sort! Nrr:-' un:tvurabI" Reports
ar. ruI!lrg t:om Argentina ''EaFuii!- :
..,n,, 'rh"r. has n"Hn IONS tdefilDi
.,.:i, ny longs ON to-day'S hUlC"S.
rrnviSi"uS-Thsv" has b"en {. Lair!\
a.t,y,. tra.i.- in provisions. Leading longs
- lard nave h"@n bis S"!i',rS 81 l'',rS ,LI
a. and ;hi$ month los AL al "p'nlhS
i,.sncr md more Other futures not a.
YAK relatively - r"c"mb"r: Hog re-
MINIS v..~f u. n"u against 1t.'h" las
E"a:.
meet ,-,.,N 4, ,,.t tn - y n.:,.-- ASH
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Stocks -. BIG.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING; W. Va. prt. 10 H.
t'u-uIsurd Tho luirID Srnccr lay y. t..
Nnsi.n Il TO-. members New York stock
Exchange, National Eank Of West Nlr'
rjnin building. Wheeling. ~. Va. LOUIS
r. Erand. IIanaEGr.
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"How is your game of golf?
III has topping fever. slicing chills
and hunkerifiS. The professional
saws. however. It ought 10 live for a
couple OF weeks longer. Life.
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Curb Mining Stocks
Standard on Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING, w. VA. Oct. 10. 'lG.
Furnished The lntcllEcnccr by \. =.
NasIrn K Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Hank o. West Nir'
ginin hIilding. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
L Brand. manager.
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Have you lost any renta Income
durIno the past year? Could any Of
this loss have been prevented through
timely advcrtlslno7 au2etf
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BRITISH REPORT
SENDS UP WHEAT
Government to Take Over Imports and
Provide Ships for Carrying.
Corn and Oats Gained

CHICAGO. Oct. lQ.--Wheat aSc1ndc4
in value to-day, helped By word that the
HritiSh government would take over the
entire wheat import business OF the
United kingdoul and would see that
ships were provided tor carrying ihc
grain. Prices although nervous at the
chose were sc I" 2@Sc net higher. with
December n Sl.5?ss and May Ut $i.5SH IS;
Corn gained : q &c 70 \ isc. anu
eats s. TO = q iec. In provisions the
outcome ranged from l5c decline TO Il
use Of &c.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. 10, Ii.
Furnished The IulcllIGcnccr by y. f..
MaSIrn X Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank OF West Nlr-
gInia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
T. Brand MANAGE.
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N-TVNVI, " IIINN
vinegar.
Pure cider. per gullon...,
Eiyh.
PETROLEUM

oil. CITY. Pa. :lC!. ID.--Crcdit bal
aucrs $".an. Rune l"".6T9. avcrae" Sl,-
i"3. shipments 5?.@i@; average 3N,SAl.
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N, Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, w. VA. Oct 10. IL. +,
FmrnisheJ I'm. IntclllScnccr hy y. Il
Mastcn = Co.. members New. York STOCK
Exchange. National Eank OF west VIZ
giuia hTildinE. Wheeling. W. Va. LOUIS
T. Brand. manager
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELlNG. W. Va. oct. 10. Ii.
FURNISHED The ImlclliErnCcr by y. l..
Master & %. members New York Stocn
:xchanec. National I:ank Of West Nir-
gini1 h;uild'rG. Wheeling. w. va. Louis
T.. Brand manager.
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# that properly is desirable, adver-
tise it. If you don't ad vert'se It no:
body will know or care about Wnst ~
II is desirable or not. du%o-H
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Sax-PntScr6ou Co,
Ibl.r'rS RIEEkI OCT.

Steady; supply light. Choice $s.VoH
$50; prime, $N.15 q 200. win
Sh"tp-Srcady; supply light. Prim
weihcrs. $50 q 500: Gull and common
s3.auG, sou; lambs S1.00GlO.I5
Veal calves Sl2.5y n 1890.
lIOgS-Steady; receipts lIght. FFln
hcavirs. $3.50 1910; mediums. an
heavy workers.. $a.75Q 9.Sj; light york
crs. $9.40M9.5o; pigs S'."0W wa
ruughs. $3.50 9."5.
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Outside Oil Stocks. Bid. ! ASH.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, ". VA. oct. 10. IL.
Furnished Tho Intelligence by y. H..
Masicn & Co. r,"mb"rS New York Stock
Exchan%". National! i:ank Of West VIZ
gina buildiug. WIrciIuS. W. VA. LOUIS
r. Er;tnu. manager.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

iu-Transfcr Books close Oct"peE
for ~ cash dividend payable NOV. =
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOCAL STOCKS
| Bid. | Ask. l.. s.

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 10, ~.
Dnily Quotation List OF Inc HhSs'''h
ST nl.k ENChnnRe:
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Total sharc~.-i.":'a ,;'".
Bonds-s4,99f,0OO.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-07
PRISONER ESCAPES

Opheim was the scene of a daring
escape from justice last Wednesday
when Charley Jameson, under ar
rest on charge of larceny Jumped
onto Miss Marshall's saddle pony and
made clean getaway.
Deputy Sheriff Beebe brought
Jameson in from the southwest We'd
nesday on a warrant sworn bv Mike
Mascervic, charging him with the
theft of hay rack, some hay and
lumber from a homestead shack and
other articles. Justice Bouseman
allowed Jameson his liberty for a
short time for the purpose of secur-
ing bonds for his appearance at a
hearing to be held July 25th, but in
stead of trying to get bonds young
Jameson proceeded to climb abroad
the first horse he saw tied along the
street and lit out for parts unknown.
Several posses started in pursuit
of the horse-rustler shortly after he
departed and found traces of him
north and west of town but did not
succeed in making a capture. The
horse returned to the Marshall place
the next morning.
Frank and Jim Duggan were ar
rested in connection with this case
by Special Deputy George Cross. Jim
was taken to Glasgow today, but
Frank escaped and is at large.-Op-
helm Optimist.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-07

ganized at Havre recently. Mr. Ell
liott is an officer of the company and
was authorized to secure recruits here
until regular recruiting officer could
be installed. AS soon as the COM
pany has the required number of men
they will offer their services to Uncle
Sam for Mexican border duty.
Editor Jos. A. MILESTONE of the
Glentana Reporter is visitor in Glas-
gov today. He is preparing advertis-
ing matter for the big Festivities at
Glentana July lO-11-12. A big pro-
gram of interesting events, horse
racing, ball games, ETC., has been ar
ranged. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to the entire county to be present
The Opheim and Scobey ball teams
will play ball for purse in the after
noon of the 11th and 18th.
See The Glasgow National Bank for
your Hail Insurance. All losses paid
promptly in cash. 8tf
Twenty-three of the boys who left
here with Co. G failed to pass the ex-
aminations and were dismissed. Those
NHo ioilSu were T.. "A. Adams, DaN
3. McGovern, Fred Erickson, William
Highum, F. Burke, F. Cram, Thomas
Dempsey, M. Erickson, Henry Frehe,
P. J. Gunderson, Carl johnson, Emil
Lucht, S. Mckay, R. McIlwain. N. f.
Paquin, T. P. Paulis, E. L. Phelps,
}. A. Roberts, c. Diley, Gail Shoe
maker, i. Watts, and Albert Wells.
so cents per dozen
The big Jetfries' truck for the Tat
tan Transfer line arrived Sunday and
is receiving thorough tryout on the
city work before being put onto the
heavy freighting into the north coun-
try. The Tattan Transfer Line ex-
poets to have several auto trucks rum
ming between Glasgow and north
country towns within the next thir-
ty days. They will do a general
freighting business and will handle
all classes of work to and from the
north. Mr.. Tattan advises the Cour-
ier that he has already made arrange
ments to haul several thousand bush
els of grain this fall.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-07
Opheim Couple Wed

Mr.. Henry Bernard Kjelson and
Miss Blanche Nelson were united in
marriage at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Berquist in Opheim Sat-
urday evening, June "a; Justice F.
M. Bouseman officiating. Mr.. C. o.
knudson acted as best man and Miss
B. E. Krauth was the brides maid.
Mr.. Hjelson has been a resident of
Opheim for several months, coming
here from Bengough, Sask. He is a
lean cut, able and affable young man
who has made many friends during
MS stay here. His bride, who came
here last week from Bengough, is an
ATTRACTIVE and accomplished young
woman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hjelson have the best
wishes of the community, and the o.
timist joins their many friends here
and across the line in wishing them
many years of unalloyed happiness.
-Opheim Optimist.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-07
Rebekahs Install

Laura Rebekah Lodge No. 19 Of
this city installed the new officers for
the ensuing year at their regular
meeting Saturday evening, July 1st.
The installing officers were Miss
Daisy johnson, Mrs. C. M. Reece and
Mrs. Shambaugh.
The following officers were installed:
Mrs. Isabel Barr-Noble Grand.
Mrs. Lucille Jackline-Vice Grand.
Mrs. Lizzie Powell-R. S. of N. G..
Mrs. Emily Whitbread-Warden.
Mrs. Rose Hoffman-L. S. of N. G..
Mrs. Lillian Whitbread-Conducto
Mrs. 1nez Taylor-Chaplain.
Mrs. Katie Duncan-I. G.
Miss Daisy Johnson-R. S. of v. G..
Mrs. Cora Pippinger-L. S. of v. G..
Mr.. j. w. Barr-O. G.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-07
NeUs in
0ndAbOuk
TOupn
Local BreDitieS

Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Mel
son, a boy last Friday
w. S. Griffith of Scobey called on
Glasgow friends Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Mcintyre of
Baylor are visitors in town today.
Don't delay getting your Hail In
surance at The Glasgow National
Bank. Stf
The Otto NJ Christinson Land Com
pany unloaded another car of Over
lands this week.
John Hamilton arrived from Moline,
ILL.,, yesterday, and will spend some
time visiting relatives and friends.
Malta has finally organized a base
ball team. A game will likely be
arranged between Malta and Glasgow
in the near future.
Owing to the fact that our local re-
porter has been celebrating the Fourth
and taking in the circus this week,
local news is scarce
The west "skiddoo" is carrying ex-
ira coaches daily this week to take
care of the big crowds attending the
Great Northern Montana Stampede at
Havre.
Our weekly news letter from Karl
r. Peterson failed to arrive in time
for this weeks issue. The boys are
no doubt on the border by this time
and our readers can look forward to
an interesting letter next week
Frank Ottenstror was brought
down from Hinsdale today by Deputy
Sheriff Teal charged with having
burglarized the claim shack of Thom-
as w. Gray. He was arraigned be-
fore Justice Evans and is being held
under $500 bonds pending the arrest
of an accomplice in the alleged crime.
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Bauer are WIS.,
iting this week at the home of Mrs.
Bauer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Long
tin. Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer were form
erly Glasgow residents and expressed
themselves as surprised and pleased
with the great advancement of the
city since they last were here.
G. C. Magruder returned last week
from Minneapolis where he went to
attend the annual meeting of Buick
dealers held in that city. He ad-
vises that the Buick people are now
turning out new "25" which will sell
in the neighborhood Of $4,000. He
reports very enjoyable and profit
able trip
Col. Edberg, chief Ford salesman
for the Grossman company has been
disposing of jitneys in the North
Country the last week like the pro-
verbal hot cakes. He sold cars to
John: and Joe Stein and Henry Me
.hoff. of Glentana,. and this week he
landed Chef Southworth of Ophei,n
and has three more live prospects
here to whom lie expects to deliver
cars in few days-Opheim Optimist
A telephone message was received
by the sheriff's Office today advising
that Ford car had been stole last
night and it was thought the thief
Dickman Immediately called up the
Grossman Motor Company and it so
happened that the car in question,
with the thief driving. was in the
garage at the time. He heard Emil
INV, VINO answered tne pnOne. take
down the number of the car and beat
it for the brush along the river with
ont waiting for some change that he
had coming on purchase that he had
lust made. A search is being made
by the local officials this afternoon and
it is probable that he will be round
ed up before night.
Geo. P. Elliott of Havre, was in town
for several days, arranging for the
opening of reclUlling station at
this point to secure volunteers for a
company of cavalry which was or
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-07

stand now occupied by the Orpheum
Billiard Hall about August 1st. Both
Mr.. Sierts and Mr.. Hall are we'll
known in Glasgow and have a host of
friends who will wish them success
in their new venture. Mr.. Sierts in
formed the Courier that a complete
new outfit of fixtures and tables had
been ordered and were expected here
the first of the month. Messrs. Hess
4 Wright will occupy the big billiard
hall and bowling alley which is being
installed in the new Rumble building.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-07
LIKES VALLEY COUNTY

The northern part of Valley County
is destined to be one of the most
populous and fertile parts of Montana,
in the opinion of State Examiner H.
S. Magraw, who has returned from
an inspection Of banks along the Plen-
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-07
Belle GrOssman Weds

We are in receipt of an announce
ment from Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Grossman of Grand Forks, ANNOUNCE
ng the marriage of their daughter,
Belle, to Mr.. julius Rosen, at the
brides home in that city, Tuesday,
July 11th. Miss Grossman has a host
of warm friends in Glasgow who wish
her much happiness.