The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-11

for some time in Howard, South Da-
kota, before returning home.
Paul Vornholt returned last Satur-
day from the east, where he had been
for week purchasing fixtures and
supplies for his new drug store.
The floor of Kritchever's photo
studio has been under about six
inches of water this week, caused by
the bursting of main and Mr..
Kritchever has been unable to attend
to the wants of his customers.
w. H. O'Connell, deputy game war
den from the Flathead district, was
in the city Monday, and with Deputy
Game Warden G. F. Burke went to
Plentywood Monday night to take up
a case against prominent business
man.
A soldier in the German trenches
hoisted sign containing the words,
"Got NIT uns." An English soldier
in the trenches, a short distance
away, noticed the sign and immed-
lately painted one with "Got Mittens,
Too"
Jerry Cahill of Glasgow, one Of the
pioneer employees of the Great North
ern railroad, who is now connected
with the company in an official capac-
ity, spent yesterday with some Of his
numerous friends in the Gas city,
says the Havre Promoter.
A letter received from J. M. Mil
ler of the Western Realty company,
states that he has practically recov-
cred from his recent operation for ap-
pendicitis and expects to return to
Glasgow to resume his duties here
about the Goth of February.
Harvey Booth came down from
Saco Wednesday night and has been
spending the latter part of the week
in the city. The heavy SHOWS have
delayed the construction work on the
irrigation project and nothing much
can be done until the weather mod
crates.
I Freight service on the Great North
ern railroad having been resumed
local merchants are receiving large
stocks of goods that have been de-
layed in transit. During the recent
cold spell of about three weeks the
railroads have applied their limitee
equipment to the shipment Of Goa
r to localities where fuel was in ur
gent demand.
The Chinook high school basketball
team was defeated by the Saco cit.
team at Saco last Thursday night
The first half ended with the scor'
25 to 20 in favor Of Saco and tn
final score was 81 to rs. The gam
. was marked by considerable rougl
! playing on both teams, otherwise i
was one of the best games played il
-. the northern part Of the state thi
year. .~
t A bunch Of cases were received j
= the clerk of courts office this pas
week from Valley county on chang
r of venue says the Chinook Opinion
: The cases were those Of X. H. Keit
. VS.. w. w. Woodbridge; Imperial Ele
+. vator company VS.. c. E. Ecker, ct a
and state of Montana, ex rel Ge'
!. F. Burke VS.. L. P. Evans, as justic
- ;. of the peace of Glasgow township, a
application for writ of review.
s A game has been arranged betwee
the Glasgow city team and the Sac
X team to be played in the high scho'
q gymnasium, Saturday night, Eel
% ruary IL. Saco has been after gam
# for some time and seems to tal
their recent victories to heart, an
have been looking for bigger gam
e The game should be a hummer an
e the local boys have been getting
T. trim this week and will try to gi,
y the Saco team something to thir
about.
IS Jim Mccoy, stock inspector, r.
y turned Wednesday from Chinco
J. where he has been for the past wee
d. attending to some of his official d'
!. ties. He states that the heavy lo
81 of stock that was reported after Il
storm is greatly exaggerated and tn
I'd the big outfits have come throue
in with only the loss of few head. A
u the outfits have been feeding, al
1T the fact that there is plenty Of hi