The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-30
10 Years
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II nI the Files Of
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Sette Of Mn2teen Years Ago.

Tom Jones had one of his driving
horses badly cut in a barb wire fence
this week.
Sheriff Kyle has appointed Chas
Anon, of Culbertson, deputy sheriff
in that place.
Johnny billiard and Miss Maud
Clough will join fortunes for better
cr for worse Monday.
Queen Victoria this week celebrates
her 6Oth year as queen Of England.
The world is rejoicing in her diamond
jubilee.
Cattle shipments for the Chicago
markets from northern Montana will
be several weeks late this summer
owing to a dry season.
Mrs. Mcintyre, returning from a
visit in the east to her home in Spo-
kane visited her son, John, in Glas-
this week.
Cockney who was jailed last week
for shooting at tramps, is out on bail,
w. O. Robbins and Mary Fitzpatrick
going surety for him.
Harry Vagg, Saco's merchant
prince, was in Glasgow on very inn
business Thursday. For particulars
keep your eye on the next issue of
The Gazette.
Reports from all sections of the
county are to the effect that the
rains have been of immense benefit
to the range and cattle men general
y have taken heart again.
The first northern Montana wool
sale of the season is reported from
Malta, a clip Of about $4,000 pounds
being boucht by the representative
If Jeremiah Williams & Co. The
price paid is said 10 !.ave been lie
River Press
The Valley County Gazette has just
entered upon its fifth volume and
looks as gay and breezy as mi!lr.
cry shop with red window curtains.
R. \. Lewis is the same good natured
old cuss as in days of yore and never
lets an opportunity pass to have
something witty to say about every
body.-Whole truth.
Prof. Westcott left Tuesday for
Havre. The professor will take
charge of the public schools at that
place the ensuing year. He goes
with the best wishes of every one in
this place. He is splendid teacher,
a clever fellow and has such a hold
on the people of this place that they
mourn his departure.
The agreement for the transfer of
the Home Land & Cattle Company
= to c. j. Mcnamara calls for 25,OOO
head at $25 each. Fifty thousand
y dollars was advanced on the deal
e 1t is estimated that there will be
e 5000 marketable steers, but for
= = felt of $40 for every one short of that
y number is provided for.
4 A violent disease known as sarcor-
i lie mango is prevalent among horses
8 in Teton county. State veterinarian
9 Knowles has taken the matter ir
6 hand and appointed deputies in every
9 section of the county to look after
y the diseased horses with view OF
Il stamping out the disease entirely
Ss Ss Animals beyond cure are to be shot
s Judge DuBose has entered suit
s against the counties of Meagher anc
ss Cascade for the recovery of S125 due
y = him on account of having sat as ref
g cree in the settlement between these
ID two counties at the recent readjus
Is Is ment. He presented bill for S15(
g and the commissioners allowed S25
q which hardly meets his expenses il
81 81 The case.
y Advices from Harlem, says tn,
% River Press, report mining excite
Il ment in that vicinity( caused by re
g q ports of rich placer ground in tn
s Cypress hills. Two or three RESIDENT
& of the Milk River Valley immediatel.
y became infected with the gold feve
y and in a short time a party of tel
u was organized and fitted for for
= tune hunting expedition. One maj
=, is said to have sold out a promisin,
N bunch of cattle to raise money for tn
e trip. The location of the spot is fift.
s miles north of Malta on the Valle,
g county side of the line
e = There will be JOY in every sheel
Y camp, glory on every hill top whel
N the glad tidings that the tariff OIL
X wool clamored for by woolgrowers il
s Montana has been satiated by tn
s Senate. That clause of the Dingle,
E LII
e OH came TO vote edneSday ant
y y was carried by vote of Al to 19
q And thus the republican party ha
Il redeemed it's pledges to Montana a
Is set forth in the St. Louis platform
8 viz: " that the strongest possible pro
IL J.