The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
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The "willies" are as numerous in
Glasgow as mosquitoes in Georgia
swamp.
Assessor White made a trip to
Poplar Tuesday to assess the people
in that vicinity.
Pierre Wibaux, the cattle king Of
Dawson county, will leave in few
days for France.
Sheriff Dan Kyle and wife are en-
joying the week visiting with friends
at their old home around Saco.
!. The Coburn Cattle company put
1900 head of young cattle on their
range near the Little Rockies this
spring.
Samuel Cooley and family have
changed their residence to the house
on Market Street recently occupied
by Mike Mcmahon. 49,.
The Odd Fellows ball occurs Mon
day evening at the :court house and
. promises to eclipse all previous social
events OF this season.
The number of cattle killed by the
Great Northern between Glasgow
and Great Falls this winter will sum
up 1900 in round figures. . --
Ben Dean, of Hinsdale, who has
been visiting friends in Nashua for
short time, passed through Glasgow
49,. ,,,nol> m h;c 4, homo
w. S. Griffith is moving his house
hold effects this week into the Rob-
bins house located opposite William
Beary's residence on Market street.
Barney Kelley, formerly an employe
on the railway at this place, stopped
off a couple Of days to visit friends.
He was on his way to Washington.
Bill Enright has been engaged
this week in refitting his palatial re-
treat where he takes especial pride in
furnishing customers with cooling
summer beverages.
NJ. E. Miner, Montana's most pro-
gressive stockman will run into Chi
nook from New York Sunday to look
after his interests at the stock meet
ing to be held at that place.
Surveyor. Jaqueth of Kalispell with
force of twenty men, is engaged
in Malta where he has a contract of
surveying 25 townships The work
will continue until fall.
The country editor may not be the
only cherry on the limb. There are
other wise people but he always
knows more than he publishes and
for this the people have cause for
gratitude.
Chas. Carrier. who has been con-
fined to his bed with pneumonia for
several weeks has sufficiently recov-
cred his health to be about again. He
will resume his position as fireman
on the road in a few days.
Ducks were never so scarce in this
section as they are this spring. W..
S. Griffith. Geo. Emerson, Frank
Lemmer and Oscar Cutting made a
trip last Sunday to the old Kennedy
slough and only succeeded in bagging
seven of the birds.
Editors are generally kind hearted
and forgiving. An exchange tells of
a man who died leaving bill for
four VARS subscription unsettled
The editor appeared at the grave and
before the coffin lid was secured
placed palm leaf fan, linen duster
and receipt for making ice in the
coffin.
Jake Seiben, who owned the Cas-
cade. outfit. formerly located in this
county, was in town yesterday an
today and visited number Of our
ranchers with that end in view
Cattle are way up this spring but
Seiben is putting them in at bottom
figures. He will leave tomorrow t.
attend the stock meeting at Ch:took
Doc Hancock. of Pearmond, while
in town yesterday related very pc
culiar phenomenon he discovered ,
few days ago on a high divide no.
far from his ranch. He was riding
along gathering horses when he wa
startled by the ominous warning o
the rattle" He glanced down ant
but a few feet from his horse wer
two snakes, their bodies Joined TO
gether for three inches at their sides