The Glasgow courier., 1916-01-21


m the city this week on business. He
is one of the large stockmen of that
district and talked over old times
with friends in the city.
Rev. Britain of the Baptist church
has been confined to his room the
past week and his place in the pulpit
will be filled Sunday by Rev. D. A.
White. There will be both morning
and evening services.
N. M. Nelson, manager of the Mon
tana Dakota Grain company's eleva-
tor here received word this week that
his mother in Minnesota was very i'll.
Later reports, however, stated that
her condition was much improved.
The Episcopal guild will meet
Thursday afternoon, January 27, at
300 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. E.
f. Crawford, on the south side. A
large attendance is requested as
business of Importance is to be trans
acted.
An erroneous report on the Havre-
Glasgow basketball game appeared in
asst Saturdays Great Falls Tri-
bune. The score was reversed, giving
Havre the victory by % to 18, when
it should have been just the opposite,
Glasgow winning by that score.
If you don't believe all that can he
said about the Chalmers Diesel
oil burning engine, write-up on
which appears in this issue, just ask
Nick Cohen, their representative in
this territory. He admits all the good
things that can be said about it.
The cold snap has disarranged the
Great Northern schedules to such an
extent that nearly all trains have been
several hours late. No. 2 yesterday
morning was delayed over ten hours,
caused by nine freight cars going off
the track at Dodson.
E. D. Coleman and his son, Leo.
left Friday to consult specialist in
regard to the formers condition.
From the last reports Mr.. Coleman
is rapidly recovering and he and Leo
will stop off in Minneapolis for few
days before returning home
The Milk river district conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church
will be held in Hinsdale on February
20, March /, and 3, according to a
decision arrived at by those who have
this matter in charge, through the
invitation of the Hinsdale church.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Selway of Sheri-
dan, Wyoming, have been in the city
the past week visiting friends. Mr..
Selway, who is a brother of f. O.
Selway, chairman of the republican
state central committee, is partner
of w. A. Twitchell.
Inquiry has been made for infor-
nation concerning the whereabouts of
Roy L. Hawthorn, who lived on a
homestead near Glasgow last sum-
mer. Persons knowing his where
abouts are requested to write E. M.
McGuiness, $40 Pine street, St. Louis,
Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Herstrom returned
Wednesday from Minneapolis, where
they spent the holidays visiting
friends and relatives. Al says his
chance for job in the Federal league
is gone now and he wouldn't play
with Ban johnson for any money
You know me AL.
looking after interests here, left Wed.
nesday on tour of inspection o1
other cities to the west of Glasgow
Mr.. A. NJ. Sheldon looks for a gooc
year in 1916. He was formerly see
retary-treasurer of the Imperial Ele
vator company, but resigned and il
now devoting his time to banking
interests.
Manager Bishell of the Orpheum is
certainly living up to his policy o
"getting better all the time" Thi:
week he completed the installation Of
an additional moving picture machine
so that now long pictures can b'
shown without a break between thu
reels. The arrangement is excellen
on the feature pictures.
With large force of men ant
many teams, the annual harvest of ic'
IN the Milk river at this point wa:
begun this week, following periot