The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-08-24
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Sc a pound will be paid for clean
cotton rags at the Courier office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Stratton mo-
tored down from Saco Wednesday to
visit friends.
Miss Lily Loey left Sunday for
Havre and Great Falls to visit friends
for two weeks.
R. c. Merrill, cashier of the First
National bank of Baylor, was in the
city on business yesterday.
William T. Highum of Nashua has
accepted a. position as mechanic at the
Overland garage in this city.
S. G: Woody is at Billings this week
attending the annual meeting of the
State Laundrymen's association.
P. %. Gritz, owner Of the Gritz Auto
company ~ &eobey,-w was in the city
on Wednesday ~transacting business.
Jerry koppang has resigned his po-
sition at Hinsdale where he has been
since school ended, and is now en-
ployed at the Orpheum Billiard hall.
John Bardill arrived Saturday
morning from Wisconsin where he had
been for a month enjoying his vaca-
ton. " ''
E. D. Button, cashier of the Farm
ers-Stockgrowers bank is building a
new residence on Fourth avenue
north.
DR.. G. H. Klein of Scobey is in
Libby this week spending a part of
his vacation here. He may decide to
make Libby his future home.-Libby
Times.
Miss Ethel Lezie returned Saturday
from Mancos, Colorado, and is visiting
relatives in the city. She has accept
ed a position at the Tattan Transfer
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Robbins re-
turned Monday night from Malta
where they had been spending several
days visiting friends.
Mrs. T. J. Hooking and her mother,
Mrs. Maley, returned Saturday night
from Culbertson where they had been
visiting friends.
The city hitching lot has been moved
to the baseball park. The new loca-
ton is considered better than the old
one by the health officers.
C. E. Peterson & Co.'S furniture
warehouse is being moved from its
location on the track to the lot ad-
joining the furniture store.
F. P. and Stewart Sheldon of Min
neapolis and r. H. Schumacher of
Bemidgi, MIMI, are in the city today
looking over the local situation.
Thursday night was the cen of
"big doin's" at the Knights of Pythias
meeting in the Odd Fellows hall. Mel
Walker took the second degree and is
now a fu~ll-fledged Esquire, and Mr..
Marsh received the rank of Knight.
F. J.. Gath, the movie ~impresario
from Hinsdale, was in the city Tues
day. He stated that he has secured
the state rights for "Twenty Thousand
Leagues Under the Sea-" and will
show it in Glasgow first.
R. E. Tweedy of Grain his accepted
a position in the Glasgow Drug Co.,
taking the place of "Mac" Mcnamara,
who left Tuesday to take up the po-
sition of manager Of the Dooley Drug
Co. at Dooley. Mr.. Tweedy has a
homestead near Grain, but he is also
a registered pharmacist.
Word was received in Nashua this
week that Jimmie" Burgess, now of
Harlem, had been married. Mr.. Bur-
CESS was formerly manager of the
Imperial Lumber Co., of this town,
and has a host of friends who wish
him success and happiness.-Nashua
Independent.
SC a pound will be paid for clean
| cotton rags at the Courier office.