The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30
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Nashua VS.. Glasgow next Sunday.
Don't delay getting your Hail In
surance at The Glasgow National
Bank. 8tf
X. H. Keith has crew of men at
work remodeling his home on Francis
Street. He will add several rooms
and is having full basement put in.
H. l.. Leigland of Great Falls, was
in Glasgow the fore part of the week
in the interests of several large build
ing contracts which the firm has here.
c. D. Borton of this city has filed
his petition for the Republican NOM
ination for county attorney. Mr.. ,
Borton is a member Of the law firm
Of Dignan e. Borton.
Maris & Hoey report that work on
their new Valley County Directory
is we'll under way and that they ex-
pect to have it in the hands Of the !
printers by July 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Coleman left
the fore part of the week for points
in New York state where they ex-
pect to spend some little time visit
ing Mr.. Coleman's relatives.
George Frock, ID year old boy,
was brought up before Judge L. P.
Evans this week on charge of in
corrigibility. The Judge ordered
him held over to the district court.
DR.. C. C. Tucker of West Fork
was in the city yesterday to meet Mrs.
Tucker, who returned on No. from
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in the Yellowstone park.
The Coleman Hardware Company
baker cars this week. William
of the Courier each purchased "Six"
of this consignment.
G. w. Arnold of Glentana was a
business visitor in Glasgow Tuesday
and while here paid the Courier a
pleasant call. Mr.. Arnold advises
that the crop conditions around Glen
lana are excellent.
The Courier Office is in receipt of
a copy of the Three Hills Capitol
of Three Hills, Alberta, and note that
T. w. Manning, formerly foreman on
the Courier is now one of the propri
etors of that paper.
Miss Grace Remore of Vandalia,
was a visitor in Glasgow Wednes-
day of this week. Miss Remore has
announced herself a candidate for
the democratic nomination for coun-
ty superintendent of schools.
The heavy rains of the past week
has been ideal for growing and the
Occupied with the warm weather gave
the crops big boost. The weather
farmers are all jubilant over the
prospects for big 1916 crop.
Orval Mackenroth went to Willis
ton Saturday to be present at the
Sunday ball game. "Mac" was the
only Glasgow rooter present and he
says if there had been one or two
more, Glasgow would of won easily.
The big sheep shearing plant of
the J. B. Long company at Frazer is
in full operation. There are 80 men
employed shearing and they average
about 4,300 sheep each day. 1t is
estimated there are about 10000
sheep will be sheared this year at that
point.
Charles Oxenford of Ellsworth,
Wisconsin has accepted a position
with A. NJ. St. Clair & Co., of this
city. Mr.. Oxenford comes to Glas-
/ gov highly recommended as a ball
: player and Manager Fischl will un-
: doubtedly give him a try-out with
2 The Glasgow team.
Manager Bishell of the Orpheum
l had considerable trouble during the
! latter part of last week and the fore
2 part if this, getting his shows thru
: on account of the different railway tie
5 ups over the state. However, ev-
e erything has been Strengthened out
y now, and the shows are coming regu-
larly and on schedule.