The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-06-15

in the hands Of DR.. Hoyt. His condi-
ton is improving.
A dance vas given in the Coleman
house Thursday evening in honor of
the newly welded couples Mr.. and
Mrs. Cahill and Mr.. and Mrs. Heron.
VIM. Beary and wife and the fam
lily Of Jas. Mckenzie, Miss Caduff and
Miss Drager and Billy Griffith pic
nicked at the ranch of o. E. Roberts
Thursday. .
The public schools of Glasgow
closed yesterday and the children,
like colts on a crisp autumnal MORN
ing, are shouting with glee over the
rest from their books.
The Ladies' Aid society gave Mrs.
Beary a pleasant surprise party Tues
day evening. Mrs. Beary leaves this
week for her home in Syracure, N. Y,
to spend the summer with relatives
and friends.
Miss Ida Hoffman, Leo Coleman
and Wallace Kellison were given GER
tifcates of graduation from the pub
lie school of Glasgow this week by
County Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. Jessie Bell.
Jack Russell this week went out to
his sheep ranch with his foreman
Geo. Snider to look wei his interests.
Mr.. Russell is contemplating moving
| his ranch to the other side of the
Missouri to have a more extensive
range for his flocks.
Geo. Heron, engineer on this divi-
sion of the Great Northern road, was
married to Miss Bertha Lafayette of
Iowa recently. The young couple re-
turned to their future home in Glas-
gov this week. Their friends wish
them a pleasant life journey.
Mrs. r. H. McNeill this week re-
ceived a card of invitation from her
son Will, of Minneapolis, to his mar
riage. He weds a Miss Rose Scott OF
North McGregor, Iowa. MI. Spears
was employed for some time on this
division Of the Great Northern and
has many friends in Glasgow.
From a letter received from J. w
Williams, the horseman Of gilbert
son, now at Big Sandy gathering the
remainder of his horses, it is learned
that the horse market is looking up
He states that quite a few sales have
been made this spring at better prices
than have prevailed for eight years
Range horses by the bunch brough'
from 500 to $25 per head while sad
die horses sold from $50 to $50 PEI
head. Mr.. Williams states that the!
had a disagreeable trip from Culbert
SON to Sandy, as it rained almos
every day.
A lady operator relieved the nigh
operator at this place Thursday. TIL
ex-wire burner was ambitious to la
den his stomach with the product o
the grape and oftimes was toting
jag of joy when he should have beef
bearing his burden of sorrow owe
trains not getting out promptly. TIL
present incumbent of the office i
) just as charming as she is gracious
Z and the brightness of her smiles il
: lumines the dingy walls Of her offic
as does the astral fire at night. TIL
lady is from Leavenworth, Kansas
and denies the falsehood that on
must be bewhiskered to wear tn
5 swelling title of populist.
Z Thos. Bowers, the large whole
souled genial partner of Mary Fitz
! patrick, who by his genial smile ha
I drawn business as the loadston
draws the needle, this week purchas
ed the brand and stock of John +
Nelson. About 70 head Of the stoc
! are gathered and there are others o
the range. It is a smooth eve
bunch Of cattle and the considerable
I while not absolutely known wa
about $26 per head. Mr.. Bowers al
so purchased 10 head of beef cattl
: from Ludwig Bretzka, 10 head fror
Adam Lerz and five head from Pa
= Connerton this week.
John Brugler, a half breed, wa
found dead in a coulee several mile
: west of Poplar last Tuesday by Majo