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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-01

Mrs. Mamie Johnson of williston, N. D., applied at navy recruiting station at Minneapolis, AMinn, for en- Ifstment as a cook
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Mary Mccullough, who will be June bride was given a misce1la- neous shower last week at the home of Mrs Frank Clancy of Iranistan ave nue. The bride-eleet was showered with many pretty gifts. The color scheme was red and white, the center piece a basket of red roses The fla vors were small corsage bouquets of Mccullough, Miss Gertrude Neary, Miss Mildred Baird, Miss Helen Tague. Miss Margaret McCulIough, Miss S, MaHoy, Miss c. Hassett, Miss Alice Chapman, Miss R. Crossley, Mrs R. Bauman. Mrs Edward Van Holtz hnd Mrs F. Clancy.
 A very pretty novelty shower was given recently for Miss Mccullough at the home of Mrs Louis Kost of 12o Gem avenue Miss Mccullough will become the bride of Ambrose Ashley In early June. She was the recipient of many pretty gifts. The guests in cluded Miss Mary Mccullough, Miss Christine Brennan, Miss Helen Tague Miss Margaret Mccullough, Mrs. w. Jack, Miss Catherine Brennan and
 A very enjoyab1e evening was spent recently at the home of Miss Anna Gould of S04 West avenue, by the cast of the play ''Mose'' which was given at the Trinity M. E. Church hall
 
 coaching of Mrs Florence WethereII Lavey.
 Many games were enjoyed. The re- citing of Mrs. c. J. Lavey, the eccen- tric singing with accompaniment of MT Iavey, and Kemp Batche1or of Baltimore, and the songs by the male chorus of the cast were pleasing A 1colIation was served by the hostess, after which everyone departed happy, p1anningJ for the next meeting, which will be a rehearsal of the play.
 Those who enjoyed the evening were the cast. which consists of the Misses Sarah Richards, Marion Fan ton, Gladys Fanton, Mabel Ferris, Ethel Grosshans, Edith BalIou, Eva Porteus. Elsie Werner, Retha Juchau WiIhedrnina Lewis, ana Messrs Clin- to nRoberts, Kemp Batche1or, Thomas Juchau, Floyd Hit, Jack McKeon AL den C1arkson. Irving Richard, Harold Munger, William Ba1lou. Among the friends present were c. J. Lavey, man ager; Mrs. Florence Wetherau Layey, coach; Miss Alice Marriott, Miss Flor ence Lem1ey, Miss Bertha Boetcher, Miss Anna Gould, Miss Florence San ford, Russell Cone, and MT. and Mrs. Gould,
 W. A. Van Attu, for the past year with N Buckingham & co. State street, left Saturday Tor Boston, where he Will take cnarSe or a department Tn the National Spring Bed Co., MT. Van Attu has made many friends while located here and his friends wish him success in his new field.
 Patrick O'Brien. jailer at the county jail, resumed his duties at that insti- tuition yesterday after an illness of two months with pneumonia.
 MT. and Mrs Peter B1ees Of Free man avenue. Stratford, are rejoicing over the arrival of twin baby boys. who came to gladden. the home, satur- Aayssunnrulng.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-01

England has 1,5oO, 600 men serving in France.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-01

Patrick O'Brien, jai1er at the county jail, resumed his duties at that insti- tuition yesterday after an illness of two months with pneumonia
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-01

Mfr. and Mrs Peter B1ees Of Free man avenue, Stratford, are rejoicing over the arrival of twin baby boys who came to gladden. the home, Satur- aaysnnrn1ng.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-01

w. 4. Van Attu, for the past year with N.Buckingham & CO, State street, left Saturday Tor Boston, where he will take charge of a department in the National Spring Bed Go. MT. Van Attu has made many friends while located here and his friends wish him success in his new field.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
IN Ell TEiTR0 ORIENTAL Ia L.
CHA ia ENTRiDO EN- UN
PERIODIC DE CALMA.

L.ONDRES, Mayo 2T.-Comparat:-
vamcnte con las actividades que cs-
lin d~csple=ando los beligeranteS en-
q. frrntc occidental de batal,a, en- el
t'atro oriental pucde decirSe que Ia
lurha Ina cntrado en- IN periodic de
ra.ma. Solamcnte en- la region siLua-
ii al nortc del LagO Miadziol, los
a1nmanes intentaron TN ataqle so-'
bre as posiciones de los rusos; pc
re- fuG rechazado tai movimiento con
grandes p6rdidaS para cl enemiSo.
En- "A region ,aucdsica Ell donde
JOS rus0s Y turcos estan c~mpcHadoS
cn varias acciones, Ia "situaci6n dc
10, ~brligerantes no han sufrido ana-
rrntrmcnte car bio a.guno.
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Uno de los heridos de Ia
guerra es el descen-
diente del famoso
Mariscal Ncy

ChalrS Npy 1U;-'r ".
chipcen mo M hoca n,...,, r,usi
baia .u las filas del aiircifo oIiado.
Dor habrr recibido haridas dc las
cuales rsta curindoso an Ia villa
Massrna dc MIA 90 Canitan de Ar
iillcria. ' antrs de- prnsfar serviciOs
con sus pirzas. naS6 varios mrsas ar-
tuando como chauffeur del autom6-
vii del grnrraIisimo Joffrr, tarca tan
arduJ. .obra todo ian arrirscada.
Z ronsrcucnrja de Ia ycloridad ry-
trrma dur rxirc djcho c6lebrc mill
tar. Il la MAYOR parte de .os que
han Sido sus rh]aufrrurs han pre-
>rntado su rrnunria d"SpuGs d. va
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Sc dan ordenes de tras::
ladar la artiIerla de
costa que esta en-
Marathon
La compahia A. sera reenplazada
por dos companies pertenecien- :.
ties a las mi icias de Texas

rclcqrama Especial para La PRENsA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Mayo 28.-El
Coronei Sibley, que esta en- Marathon
con las tropas que llev6 a t%erritorio'
mexicano en- persecution de Ia par
tida que efectu6 los raids" sobre el
poblado de Glenn Springs, ha reel
DIDO 6rdenes de trasiadar la compa-
Nia de artilleria de Costa que Sc
halla en- csc lugar, a Comstock Y
Dreyden. La compania de artiiIeria
scra reemplazada por dos compa-
Mas de las milicias de Texas.
Dice Garcia que van e ser en.rega-
des las propiedades confiscadas,
L! consul c~arrancista en- esta ciu-
dad. Andres Garcia, inforn6 hoy a la
prensa, Que todas les Harsonas Gu
yas propiedades han SID fiscadas
por ell gobierno revo." ..E-rio, po-7
dram hacer desde luego IS SeStiones q
conducentes a recuperar ST ~respectL--
vas propiedades, las cuaies les seran
e~ntregadas por e. gobierno de facto
tan pronto como presenter los c~erti-'
ficados que les a~crediten su legitimi-
dad. go
Cree Garcia que esta noticia es de,
gran importancia para gran numero
dc personals que ahora Sc hallan en-,
q exillo V las cuales podran regre-
sal a Mexico presentando las pruebas"
DC que no tomaron participation n
IA campana contra los revoluciona-
rios. %.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
.CAKTU MEGA HABER OFRECIDO
ASLO A Los YAQUIS EN-
Ia BAJA CALIFORNIA
DICE QUE Nj ES0S NDIOS NJ KIKCUR0S
De LAS TRlBUS ORIGNhRIAS De So
NORA SERAH hDHITIDOS PGR FL

Tcl"grama Especial para LA PRENsA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Mayo 2S.-En
un despacho p~rocedente de Mexicali,
Baja California, Sc dice que Ell Coro-
Qel Esteban Cantu, que funje como
COmandante militar del distrito nor
te de csc Territorio de ia Repub!ica,
ha negadO terminantemente que ell
gobierno de su cargo haya .ofrecido
asi!o en- ninguna region de csa pc
~ninSula a los indioS yaquis de Sonora,
agrcgando que nj esos Indios. nj
otros ningunos de las tribus origina-
rias de Sonora, por pacificos que
sean, seran admltidos en- ell Terrific
rio de csa Entidad F~edcrativa.
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Cu\TINii IL MDNfLiIACiHN DE
iRGPiS C.tERtNCISTAS Al
OCCIDENTE DE CiilIf.
Giene de la la. plana)

~on dr~parhadas haria Iu=ares 81
lua,ios rrrca de- "a Iinea de comu-
nicari6u d. las tropaS amerlcanas.
entire Columbus Y N]amiquipa.
Entire las auloridad"s mlIitares
amrriranos no ha drjado de. cansar
sorprasa Ia movjlizaci6n de. las tro-
pas rarrancislas, a pesar de que los
funcionarios del gobierno de facto de
Ia vecina plaza dicen que tiane solo
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raj para aumentar el ejercito fede-
raj.
Los oficiales del citado regimen
to manifestation que varios de los mi
licianos no correspondieron al lla-
mado cue hizo cl gobierno para que
pr,sten sus servicios en- Ia frontera.
Los que tai hicieron, scran juzgados
por una Corte Marcial. segun Sc dijo
hoy por los oficiaIes americanos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29

per obicto cOoperar con las tropas
anrricanas eC n r~ersecuciGn y dis
prrai6n de las pact-ia1 u-,istas. En-
ri .iIhlico tambi6n Sc hactn varla-
uus concentrates sobre csa ~recCnGen-
traction dc fucrzas carranci>tas.
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fl NlundO.-HABANA.
NO FUE AUTORlZADA LA EN-,
TREVISTA CONCEDIDA POR
Mr.. GERARD.
(Viene De la la. planal


case de que IA haya ]concedido, pu-
h!ique una declaration firmada, ma
nifestandc dc una manera eXpresa
que los ~conceptos vcrtidos no reflc-
jan de ninguna Ia opinion
official del gobierno de los Estados
Unidos.
La Administration tiene especial
intcrts en- que este punto sc a~clare,
Il fin de que no Sc de torcida inter
prctaci6n a las decIaracioHes que ha
hecho eli Presidentc Wilson con res
pecto a su completa n~eutralidad ell
ey conflicto curopeo.
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NOTAS CURIOSAS.

\ I'm general de ejercito, que lie
vaba una pierna de MADEIRA, lie Ilevo
la otra I'm ca1onazo, yendo a Tcco-
rrer los puestos; y dijo cor Ia mayor
frescura Y tranquilidad:
= La metralla siega mis- piernas,
pero a fe que llevo otra de MADEIRA
Ell mi bagaje.
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CIESCIAS OCULTAS.
Secretos de los gaTilOs. Arie de Sanar
.n4nS l. ir...ns 81.

SecretoS de !os s@II''9' ~" ~ SI.s6
iodoS lo> !ursos. nc
Ia Gran hssta SupLr'.t' pon,..,,iI: iSc
La Gran NaTiia AdiyIaaaoEa e' ''S.o a;c
da De las PtEal"qg9 a.: vsniiar 4 los
e. DRAGON Ho-o . L Al" - sc
Esp.T't ta v,cfa Ri1nr3 25c
HaI~si Ia MI PNia 25r
W Gu a. AZ WsEIs Se.ra DC
81 roGe- dcI I'll dominic Y
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OBRAS DINERSAS

AlmsRauue Tlus;rado para 1915 81. soc
Manual dc Ia Crts De Gail!nas SiV9
lSri6n noyelesrs de I'm vlaje pOr las prl2-
cipales regioaes J ciuGades del nun
d.. =. 4. = -. - - - 81
Toz dq Ia NaturaIeza. Collection de his
"a =. ,n,sIzS morales SL25
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
RELIGION

Els,eris SagEsda. aecoDilacion so6eroia dei
Antique \ Nuevo ~Testameaio. Lioro que
roniIene is complicsds h.5:Ocis del pue-
MO te Israel : que PtRts las rSuTas &c
Dsrrisrcas ' profetas. gleudoSe clarsmen-
te como Sc prepare el gran suceso oe 10
yentca del Mesi2S. EdiC!dn de luIo. u
AohS sS 80. A.. a-o,h. flp
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La nina mas curiosa del mundo, es
acknowledgements una que hay en- Tong
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
OBRAS De VENTA EN- Ia LIBERIA DE IGNACIO Z. LOzANO
Is ea nss zahada Ia mas agua Ia qe ten Ell mdOr suEhdO Is que venda mas arA0 1s
rGdos 60 degpahanp e emrso. gads pagados Ell ummo da sueser rec Ia 6sdeE

Filosorts Elemental, por Balmes. COntlene
losica, metaf1sica, e:ica, etc E. -. -. Si.25
DeYocionsTio G~uadaiupano.- O.. . . . 25c
CaIeciSmo de Perseverance,. -. -. Sl-OO
Los MartiTeS. o el TriUnfO de Ia Religion
CTiSIlsna. Libro cuya leCtura nos hace
aSiSttT a Ia luCha de dos generdCloneS
contrarias Ia una armada con los arreos
de Ia feroCidad, Y Ia Otra con el SimbOlo
reuenlOf.- S-.oo
E GenlO del Cristlan!SmO. ESla obra, como
Ia anterior. es de las meiOres para los
hogares. AmbaS eStan editadaS 8 TODD lu-
TO- $500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29

King (Chinal en- TN terrere arc
nose Y a una p]rofundidad de cuatro
0 cinco metros, hay IN dep6sito De
troncos de arbol perfectamente con
servados. Los chinos espIo-an esta
nina, utiiizando Ia made para Ia
confecci6n de ataudes y c-.atuillas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
aIST0RLA

Eis,o7!a de Roma. Comprende desde los
C=.Sears &c Roma naSia Ia caIua Gel tIl-
Der.o romano de O~ccldeGts.. - 'oc
Historic &c GreCia, Gesde los tieinpos ne
roicos nasIa IA dcSCsembracion del Ifa2e-
rio &c AIelandrO.. o. &c &c
e sol de Mayo. Memorials de "a lnieFEen.
cICn. Con ECsbatOS - = =. SLO
e CerrO de las Ca.GpacaS. Con Tetratos de
pe-sODateS hlStoTlCCS - SlE
Sscerdole Y CaudIlo. O0rs TeteTenie 5 Ia
IadependenCla.. - 'Sc
Los InSurGeuJeS. Continuation del CeIaio Qe
Ia tnsurreCci6n contra ESpaha..- =" ISc
Memorials de IN GuerrlieTo. HlStoTis DC -
Guerra de RerOFmA- E. - 'oc
La MajeStsd CSlda. Nevela hiStoTlce de 10
revolution madeTiSta . . Soc
Heroe V CauGlIIo. Obra politiCs por Du-
clos salinas. Eticioa de luJo - S--Vo
Historic PatTis. pOr don !uSto sierra nus
trada con gTaDadOS.. . Svc
EisICrla de Mexico. pOT Eerd!a, cesde los
prlmeTos ueDpOS h4>ia "a caids Del =,
undo Imperio. Tn tOmO tela SS-US
EDIsndlOs MiiiIAFes McXIC2n0s- Guerra De
undergraduates 2 Invasion NoTte-AlnerIc9
Na-rsciOnss HlSIOrlCaS N~e1IcAnaS- lTaIt-
cioces Y leyendaS. EeTmO>o llbre le>tina,
do a culffvaT e SeLtimieniO qatrIo en- e!
CorsLJn Ge los hitOS de AeAlco. Obr3 nus
Trads con grabadoS y elegaHle caTatu4s
HtsIoris General De Mexico por Julio "a
La R-eyoluciou de Mexico ' Ell ImpcT!aliSmo
YsoSea nhrs polltiCs de mucho inIereS
&c sc5ukli6Sd =. - - =. .. sac
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-29
NOYELAS A 35c CADA UNA

Malditas sean las Muieres
Malditos sean los HombreS.
M3ldilaS sean las Suesras.
Arie de buscar Marldo.
Las Evas MOdeTnaS
FL SoyiO PrsSt3dO.
La His de las Flores.
Ell ~FuTsaforiO de las Solteras.
Fl Paraiso de las Muleres.
e Inferno de los Hombres.
Viva mi NOviai
e Hada de los Mares.
Su Maiestad el Amor.
haldliO sea eI Amor.
La Prilcess del Dollar.
Amor Y Martir;o.
La Hijs de Venus.
PorCue sc caSan los Hombres
porque Sc casan los hombres.
Porgue Sc casan las Muieres.
Porque pecan las MuJeres.
PorQue re!TrGden las viudSS-
FL Collar de EsmeraldaS.
Las HiIas del Champagne
e NidO de RuiSeGOreS.
Las ObreraS del Amor.
e ST de las NiiaS-
La Viuda Allegro.
La MIA de los JaZmlnes
CalTario de Amor.
Por Seguir a una Mu!er.
NadiioS Sean los Celos
La Corte del Amor.
e Alma en- un Btso.
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E~spIETIISllo

mud - 81 FSDtrtrismO? =. 75c
SST,s p6sfumas de Allan EaTceC.. b.. 7jc
Fl LlbrO De los Mediums. -. .. I3c
E! Genesis, los MilaSros ) les P-ccIcc!o-
leS o.. =. - O.. e.. - =. - 20
FL Eysnsei0 SeEun e. Esp!TiliSmo-. =. I3c
q colo = 81 InrfprnO.. g.. 75c
1avortoa4rfn ssDirirista. ., 90
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PHESIAS.

Poesfss de Antonio Plaza. . q. oNc
P~Sslonartas. Obrss poelCss de Manuel "
80 iDc
Poes!as de Manuel Acuis- Aumsaiadas con
~ g-arca FL paSado' sue
Los T~rovadOres de MEXICO. HeTmoSa cOlec-
ci0n de pOesiss de aEesiToS meloFes az
torss. A Is rIstic5 . "a. 80. . -. : SIC
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oRRAS P0ETICAS DE PEA

Las Glorlss &c Mexico. Collection de com
poslctoaes dedicSdss 4 Is patTis ) : SgS
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NOVEAAS DE SOC CADA UNA.

NOEEAAS De sOc CADA UNA
Eli BecerTo de 0ro-
e. Etjo NalditO.
Fl MaRuscr!to de mi Madre.
Maria, por Jorge ls3cS.
e CUra de Aldea-
Dora.
Arucena-
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-28
DYE INDUSTRY
GETS A BIG JOLT

The "Deutchland" Demonstrates Ger.
many Can Compete for Trade.
Washington, July 26 Especial cor
respondance) "The fact that on her
trial trip Is per cent of the cargo of
the undersea merchantmen, "Deutch-
land", consisted of German dyestuffs,
has convinced, as no amount of argu-
ment could convince, the businessmen
of this country, of the Importance
which Germany attaches to the con-
troll of the American dyestuffs mar
ket", said a prominent textile
manufacturer from Massachusetts,
yesterday. "If more vessels are to
follow the "Deutchland", domestic
manufacturers will not be free from
German competition, even while the
war lasts. But the important thing
to consider is that Germany is de-
termined to risk every hazard to dis
courage our own people from engag-
ing in the dye industry. The necess-
ity for adequate protection, if we are
to have dyes made in America is
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-28

north country and has consented to
make the run this fall to succeed him.
self in his present Office and will be
andidate on the Republican ticket
for the six year term of County Com
missioner. ,
The New York Lady Minstrells will
appear in Glasgow on Monday eve-
ming. This is something new and
and from reports is we'll worthy of
1ovel in the way Of entertainment
consideration. Without doubt they
will draw large house in Glasgow.
The song recital and dance given
by Miss Mccormick at Tampico, on
Saturday night, was most pronounc-
ed success. There was large at
tendance from Glasgow, the many
friends of Miss Mccormick making the
trip to hear her again and enjoy her
beautiful singing.
The little son of Oscar P. Roop was
struck by an automobile on the street
crossing of First Avenue South and
Fifth Street Saturday evening. He
was thrown to the ground and con-
siderably mussed up but suffered no
injury. The accident was unavoid-
able and no blame attached to anyone.
J. M. Doyle, the efficient Superin-
tendent of the Great Northern divi-
sion between Havre and Williston
spent Thursday in Glasgow looking
over the improvements now under
way here. Mr.. Doyle has a great
deal of construction work being done
on the division and is kept on the go
nearly all the time.
X. Budd, assistant to L. w.. Hill,
President of the Great Northern, ].
NJ. Gruber, Vice President, G. R.
Martin, Comptroller, c. o. jerks, as
sistant general manager, E. C. Lev
erich, superintendent of Montana Di-
visions, J. R. Davis, Engineer of
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-28
ORPHEUM THEATRE

! Maintenance and Ways and his as
with Mrs. Elmer johnson next Thurs
Thursday. They were returning east
after tour of inspection of the Mon
tana lines.
r. w. Richmond, accompanied by
Mrs. Richmond and two sons, were
visitors with friends in Glasgow over
Sunday. They were on the return lap
in their automobile, from Seattle, yell
lowstone, and Glacier Parks, a trip
covering. six weeks of travel and camp
ing out. They left Monday morning
for Plaza, N. D., where Mr.. Richmond
successfully operates large farm.
Sierts and Hall are installing the
tables this week for their new pocket
billiard rooms soon to be opened in
the building, formerly occupied by
Hess & Wright. The tables are all
of the latest model and the new es-
tablishment will be one to attract a
large business. Both Mr.. Sierts and
Hall are well known here and their
friends will be pleased to show them
their consideration when the new
place is opened up. =.
Hail! Hail! Hail! The time is
now here to insure your crop against
Hail. See the LOG HOUSE INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY. 1912
F. l.. Sherman, manager of the
Glasgow Flour Milling Company ar
rived in the city from Minot, on Mon
day, bringing Mrs. Sherman and the
children with him. They will occupy
the Mabee home on Fourth Avenue
North and Sixth Street, where their
household effects were placed last
week in anticipation of their coming.
Mr.. Sherman expects to get the mill
in operation about the first of Sep
tember if the material can be shipped
in fast enough to make it possible to
complete it by that time.
A. Anderson, superintendent of con-
struction for A. Guthrie & Co. of St.
Paul, was in the city on Thursday at
starting the crew to work on the new
tending to the preliminary work of
Great Northern freight house. Mr..
Anderson expressed the belief that
the work would be completed within
a couple of months, as a large force
will be put on at once and the work
rushed with all speed. He left for
Great Falls on the evening train tt
look after other work of the company
in that district. go, =.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-28

were pleased with the opportunity t.
again see his smiling and Cheerful
countenance.
Miss Katherine Casey of Avondale
has been in the city for a week as
the guest of Mrs. Mark D. Hoyt.
Hail! Hail! Hail! The time is
now here to insure your crop agains,
Hail. See the LOG HOUSE INSUR.
ANCE AGENCY. l2t2
AL Mcintyre, the busy and popular
host of the Baylor Hotel was in the
city Monday, completing arrange.
ments for the big basket picnic the
farmers will hold at that place on next
Saturday. Al expects that all the
farmers for 20 miles around Baylor
will turn out for this big event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Hurley and the
Miss Gertrude and Afie Hurley ac-
companied by Nellie Dyste arrived
in the city last Friday from Forman,
North Dakota, and are visiting the
families of Leo and John Hurley.
The trip was made by automobile.
Misses Gertrude and Affie Hurley ex-
pect to remain in Glasgow for the bal
ance of the summer.
J.: l.. W. B. Shoemaker is doing lot of
extra work this week getting ready
for the coming primary election. His
ofiice must supply all the necessary
instructions to voters and notices and
it is making him hustle to get them
oyer the county. Shoemaker is a
candidate to succeed himself at the
fall election and his record will no
doubt help him considerable in getting
the required number of votes.
Carl Anderson, the big sheepman
from Opheim, and County Commits
sioner from that district is spending
few days in the city to sell his wool.
Carl is the most popular man in the
The Glasgow courier., 1916-07-28
CHAUTAUQUA PLANS MADE


M. E. Paget, advance agent for the
Chautauqua which is coming here
next month was in the city Friday
His mission was to get the local o.
ganization perfected and to meet the
business men and get the advertising
campaign started.
A meeting was called at the Com
mercial Club rooms on Friday eve.
ming and very enthusiastic assem-.
blage was present. The program
was outlined by Mr.. Paget with a re-
sulting discussion of its features. This
was followed with the election of the
officers. =
A. B. Friedland, President; G. w.
Sweitzer, Secretary; c. L. Runyon.
Treasurer.
Advertising Committee-R. D. Bri-
tain, Chairman; r. f. Johnson, Glenn
Maris. = -
Grounds Committee-W. w. Hurd,
Chairman; L. B. Coleman, J. w. We
dunn.
Ticket Sales Committee-D. S. Will
liams, Chairman;~ H. j. Alden; C. H.
Alderman. 49,.
The splendid program outlined for
Chautauqua week has been the topic
of much discussion and it is believed
that it will prove most successful. Mr..
Paget expressed much satisfaction at
the enthusiasm and interest mani
tested.