The Glasgow courier., 1916-05-05
z9 Years
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Sette Of Mn Jteen Years Ago.

Will Whitbread of Hinsdale, wa,
in town last week.
Bob Able of Saco, has a brothe,
from Germany visiting him.
Billy Buzzard, of Saco, ragged
in the lead set at the l. o. o. F. ball
Monday evening.
Rush Meyers had his foot crushed
by a tie falling on it while working
on the road a few days ago.
Robt. Walsh, merchant of Hins-
dale was transacting business in
Glasgow the early part of the week.
Arthur Broadwater. of Havre,
made Jas. Stephens a present of two
grey hound pups the first of this
week.
T. M. Patten has bene engaged
surveying for Mcdonald and McNabb
about five miles above Ashfield on
Beaver creek where dam is contem-
plated.
David Kennedy, of Saco, was
among the stockmen of this county
who attended the stock meeting in
Chinook this week.
Jas. Stephens left for Malta Thurs
day evening. He proposes buying q.
couple Of teams to put on the irriga-
ton ditch near Rock creek. -
Cal Williams left the first of the
week for the south side of the Mis-
souri, river where he intends engag-
ing himself in that PASTORAL pursuit
known as cow punching.
Lee Cornwell and Jos. Glotfelty
have brought 1900 sheep pelts to
town this week for shipment. This
represents their loss during the past
winter.
The surveying party laying out
the country on Rock creek started to
work from Hinsdale today. They
have hired five teams of horses from
Robt. Walsh.
Plas Price, one of the stockmen
near Hinsdale, on Milk river, was in
town last week regaling his friends
with stories anent the flattering out
look Of the cattle market.
A brother of "Hod" Jordan come
out from Ohio last week and has de-
cided to make Valley county his fu-
ture home. He will reside with his
brother in the vicinity of Saco.
Fred Groves and wife of Hinsdale,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Whitbread in Glasgow this week.
They were among those who attend
ed the dance
Commissioner Chas. Hunter and
wife, of Saco, and their little daught-
er, Dottie, were among those who at
tended the l. o. O. F. dance Monday
night. While in Glasgow they were
the guests of Sheriff Kyle's family.
Mr.: and Mrs. Thos. Dunn left
Glasgow Wednesday for Saco where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Dunn will engage in the saloon
business at that place. Miss Music
Collins who has been visiting them
will spend a few days with them in
their new home.
Ten teams commenced the work of |
putting in the Beaver creek dam
yesterday that washed out at Saco
this spring. The structure this time
will be substantial 1t will be
timber dam and the Great Northern
railway has furnished two cars of
lumber for the construction. The
dam will be forty feet at the base
and the box will be 16 feet wide and
10 feet high. There will be two
gates in the dam.
Ben Davidson has appeared this
week in a new role, that of horse
trainer. With the apparel of the
jockey from the jumper to the cap he
has been perched high upon the sulky
driving his colt sired by Douglas and
damed by Miss Maude. The flly is
a promising one and shows signs of
putting a record down with the fast
ones. She is well gated and tract
able and has undergone training like
a dog for bench show being taught
to vault, charge and give the glad
foot.
A lie Dieu is an artist in interior
house decorating. He came into
town last week and demonstrated his
artistic ability upon the bar of En-
rights saloon. This he has grained
so cleverly that an experienced eye
would have to inspect it closely be-
fore discerning it was not the nat
ural wood. Mr.. LIE Dieu is from
Chicago where he worked for years
with the celebrated French firm, De
Morris designers and painters. He
is finished artisan in painting, pa
per hanging, kalsomining, marbling
and all kinds of interior house decor
atinr He iS now anVauod hoau%;fv