The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04
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terests. He states that city property
is bound to take big jump in the
spring and that during the next sixty
days will be the time to buy.
What's the use of being dead as
long as you are alive? Get together
socially and enjoy life while you can,
be jolly optimist instead of a wormy
sour APPLE If nothing else tell Ford
story and laugh, says an exchange.
A total eclipse Of the sun was Wis
ible from this part of the country
Thursday morning, the first display
of the kind to occur in. three years.
The eclipse began at 700 a. m. and
continued until about 900 a. m.
Mrs. G. A. Axt has greatly i'm
proved this week and speedy re-
covery is looked for. She wishes to
express her heartfelt thanks to the
members of the Linger Longer club
ror the beautiful flowers which were
sent her.
Mike Allen braved the cold spell
Monday and came in from his ranch
near old Fort Peck. Mike says the
cold has no terrors for him, which he
proved by breaking trail on the cold
est day Of this winter, from his place
to Mac Hunters.
We are receiving many kind words
of appreciation from subscribers of
the splendid cartoons drawn by "Bart"
which are now regular feature of
this paper. The cartoons are timely,
we'll drawn, and have that punch
which is looked for nowadays by dis
eliminating readers.
Remember that tonight the Glas-
gov high school and Culbertson hign
school basketball teams play in the
high school gymnasium. All who can
are urged to attend as the expense Of
bringing the team here is very heavy
and good crowd is hoped for to help
defray them.
Charles Gordon of Wolf Point was
in the city yesterday on legal busi-
ness. Mr.. Gordon is editor of the
Wolf Point Herald and also practices
law, besides holding down several city
offices. He expects to give up the
newspaper end in the near future and
devote his entire time to his law prac-
tice.
The unusual heavy snow this win
ter is making the cattlemen sit up
and take notice, and while there is
no shortage of feed, it is giving them
large amount of extra work COM
pared with other winters. The snow
is getting so deep that it is almost
impossible for cattle to feed on the
/ range.
Col. c. c. Sargent of Nashua
states that the month of January
! just passed has been the coolest one
that he has experienced in the 81
winters he has spent in Montana. He
further says that he has gone through
some cold weather previous to this
time, but nothing in comparison with
what we had this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Peterson
are entertaining a little visitor, in
the person of Charles E. Jr., who ar
rived Monday night, January 81,
weight eight and one-half pounds
Both Mrs. Peterson and little Charley
are doing nicely and Charley Sr., has
been kept busy receiving the con-
gratulations of his friends.
Malta capital is now entirely in
possession of the stock of the Phil.
lips County Abstract company, a deal
having been consummated Tuesday
whereby Malta parties purchased the
interests of G. ]. Bonine of Havre and
H. J. Alden of Glasgow. The new
directors Of the firm are M. Survant
A. G. Arnot, L. P. Sanregret, Joseph
Shower and I. Murphy.
Rube Gustafson of Bainville has &C.
cepted the position as chief deputy
under Sheriff Duggan in Sheridan
county, and took charge of his office
last Monday, George Cook having re-