The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-12-14
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"MANX MAN."
8 parts
Qrpheum Sunday
Matinee and Night

A. P. Sandlie of Hinsdale was in
the city several days this week.
Mayor Matt Murray left Thursday
for California to join his family.
John j. Tattan was at Fort Benton
the first of the week visiting rela-
tives.
Walter Woods of Saco was in the
city Saturday and Sunday visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Merrill of Baylor
have been in the city this week on
business.
Ralph (Cy) Perkins was home on a
furlough from American Lake the
fore part of the week.
Is your house insured? If not, see
the Otto NJ. Christensen Land oC.. con
sOlidated with the Johnson Farm Loan
Co. Stiff
F. H. Derrig of Opheim and Glen
tana was in the city the fore part Of
the week on business.
The Jensen apartments are now
ready for occupancy and several fam
lilies have already moved in.
Mrs. Perry Peterson left Thursday
for Wisconsin where she was called by
the illness of a younger brother.
John Bardill has enlisted in the avi-
alton section and is now stationed at
jefferson Barracks, Missouri, accord
ing to word received here.
A. f. Swanson, formerly proprietor
of the Orpheum barber shop, has &C
copied a position with H. A. Carr. he
arrived in the city Sunday from Cut
bank.
Every woman in Glasgow will be
Interested in the bargains offered at
our Saturday Special Sale. 31-tf
Miss Ethel Lezie has accepted a po-
sition with H. B. Smith & Co.,
taking the place Of Donald Pippenger,
who is now working for the city.
Art Bishell of Malta was in the
city on Saturday On business. He has
a number of state right features which
he is exhibiting and reports a good
business.
George Alsop was at Great Falls
this week to get definite information
about enlisting in the U. S. Army. He
secured the desired information, but
came near being taken into the SER
vice without his knowledge.
L. E. Jones, secretary of the Cham
Der of Commerce and Agriculture, ar
rived home last night from Great Falls
where he had been in attendance at
the meeting of Commercial club sec
retaries. He was elected vice-presl-
dent of the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Wyman of
Helena are Glasgow visitors this
week. Mrs. Wyman who has been
the guest for the past two months OF
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Dahlvang Of OPP
helm will go to Portland, Oregon, to
visit during the winter months.
Ray Shoemaker, formerly a resident
of this city, has moved from Helena
attorneys office at Malta. Mrs. Shoe
maker and baby boy are in Idaho at
present visiting relatives. Ray spent
Sunday in the city visiting his par
ents and friends.
An explosion in Carr's barber shop
Monday morning blew out the plate
glass front ond wrecked the hot water
heater. Luckily it happened about {
were no customers in the shop. Hert
IlCllo"ly IllSSNu o5 IN
!: had been working around the heater
!. a few seconds before the eXplosio,
occurred.
The northern counties of Montana
have expended $4,000 the past season
in a gopher determination campaign
under the direction of workers from
! the Montana State college and the fed.
J eral department of agriculture. The
! campaign is one of the most import
! ant wheat conservation movements ii
] the northwest which the government
! regards as vital to the success of the
! war.
Here's your chance to buy things
j you need for less than they cost t.
J manufacture. Watch for the Every
/ ium from 3 to s p. m. 31-tl
! Nearly twice as many motor We
] hicles were registered in Montana this
2 year as last, according to the annua
s report of Secretary of State C. J
! Stewart, which has been filed will
: the governor. The report shows thai
. in 1916, 25,548 motor vehicles were
8 registered and this year 1896. The
: total receipts of the automobile regis
. tration department this year were
S pGOc,Sos.'O oIlu VlIC CAPCioCo PSsSsoV'
2 10, leaving a net income of $267,
Z 457.55.
s Don't miss the Every Saturday Spe
J cial Sale at the Emporium tomorrow
i Afternoon. See ad for bargains. Sit
: Mrs. j. C. Benson has received
{ letter from her husband who announc
Z es his safe arrival in Honolulu, Ell
I route to Japan and to Siberia wher
s he has been commissioned a captain
2 in the American railway forces sen
! to reconstruct the trans-Siberia rail
{ way and otherwise aid the Russian
government. When the letter wa
! written Capt. Benson had just return
{ ed from an invigorating bath at Wal
: kiki beach and reported all member
1 of the party happy and in good health
s They expected to sail for Japan in
: few days.-Havre Promoter.
q Farmers living on the United State
: reclamation projects who are not fl
nancially able to put all their land un
der cultivation may have the pillow
ing done by the government at actua
cost, to be paid for after the harvest
according to Willis j. Egleston, dis
trict counsel of the reclamation ser
vice for Montana, Wyoming and n
D., with heaquarters in Helena. Thi
plan was carried out to a limited lie
gree this year, Mr.. Egleston says
several thousand acres of land hav
ing been prepared for crops in hi
state by reclamation service tractors