The Glasgow courier., 1917-12-07

day from Saco.
w. M. Parker and wife of Poplar
spent Sunday in the city.
D. NJ. Dunbar and wife of Saco were
in Glasgow this week.
C. Tanner of Hinsdale transacted
business in town Monday.
Don't forget the Methodist Ladies'
bazaar and cafeteria supper Friday,
December IA.
Try our rapid transfer service.
Markle Transfer Co. Phone II. 25tf
Frank and C. w. Wells were down
from Glentana Wednesday.
Mrs. A. j. Henry of Opheim was a
Glasgow visitor yesterday.
H. j. Hellekson of Scobey was down
the fore part of the week.
7. L. Mccormick of Tampico was
Glasgow visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Frazer of Saco
were in Glasgow on Tuesday.
Frank Rider of Saco transacted
business in the city on Tuesday.
s. A. Kerr and family of Poplar
were in Glasgow several days this
week.
j. l.. Slattery has been elected
chairman of the Red Cross executive
board.
D. E. Francis and w. H. Patterson
were in town on Wednesday from near
Lismas.
Better be safe than sorry. Insure
your property now with the Otto NJ.
with the johnson Farm Loan Co. 31tf
Don't forget the Methodist Ladies'
bazaar and cafeteria supper Friday,
December Ia.
Miss Lillian Peterson, who lives on
a ranch near Opheim, was in Glasgow
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hall are the
: proud parents of baby boy, born
on November "a.
Walter Irgens of Opreim was,
part of the week.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Putt of Beaver
ton were in the city on business the
fore part of the week.
, c.. A. Gerken of Helena, travelling
= agent for the Northwestern line, was
in the city on business today.
Ray P. Cox, secretary of the Pop
+, lar Chamber of Commerce, was in
the city on business Monday.
| j. R. Murphy of Nashua was in
S the city Saturday to attend the COM
| mittee meeting on war savings.
John Bardll left Tuesdoy morn
: ing for St. Paul where he expects to
: enter the service of Uncle Sam.
f Mrs. S. l.. Rugg left yesterday for
: Los Angeles, where she will spend
! the winter months visiting relatives.
+ Julius and Jack Skjole went to
t Fargo, N. d.. on Monday, where they
). will visit with their parents before
enlisting.
n Peter A. West, f. H. Page, c. 0.
@ Moore and F. C. Button are taking
n the degrees at the meeting of the
= Shriners held in Helena this week.
G Here's your chance to buy things
s you need for less than they cost to
d manufacture. Watch for the Every
it Saturday Special Sale at the Empor.
l. ium from 3 to p. m. 3]-tt
y Mrs. M. d. Hoyt entertained at
dinner for Miss Marie Mccormick or
Sunday evening. Covers were laic
~ for twelve. Miss Mccormick is going
n to New York to study music during
g the winter.
6 The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
y and agriculture is now full-fledget
Is member of the Chamber of Commerce
g of the United States, and is entitled
q to two delegates, one of them, a ma
M tional councillor.
g Oscar P. Hovind has sold his inter
y ests in the Valley County Abstrac
q Co. While he has no definite plan
e for the immediate future he expect
g 3 to remain in Glasgow and may embar
8 in new venture in the spring.
4 Miss Margaret Bustafson and Ber
& Ames, both of Tampico, were marie
q Thursday afternoon at $3.50 by Rev
g Stone at the Methodist parsonage
3 They were accompanied by Mr.. an
y Mrs. Woodard of this city. They wi
q Z make their home in Tampico.
2 The fire department is grateful t
81 Mayor Matt Murray for his generosit
q in donating a roll top desk and offic
2 chair for the fire hall. This equiv
g ment has been sadly needed for som
2 partment certainly appreciate tn
g mayors gift.
y Recruiting has been brisk this wee
=: busy getting the men lined up to g
g HIo HiOAAAA61
Il Pierce, Eddie Fitch, Orrin Weldy, Je
$: ry Kelly, John A. Jenson. Boldwi
y Gutenberg, Taylor and Chas.
X Thomas left for Spokane. Yesterds
9 Clay d. Hoskinson. Leopold C. Live
y siege and Frank Chobola left.
s According to instructions that ha'
q recently been received from Washing
s. ton, the local exemption board will
9 required to go over the entire list
g the recruits summoned under the s
& lective draft law and make a notatit
@ after each mans name showing VIII
3 occupation he had been engaged
g previous to entering the military Sc
q vice.
4 Herbert C. Cushing has enlisted
s the 25th Engineers and will leave
ssE few days for Spokane. From the
he will be sent to Ayers, Massach
sets, where the regiment is beil
mobilized. Mr. Gushing enlisted as
surveyor. For the past nine yea
he has been in the service of the go
ernment on reclamation work and f
the past three years he has be-
watermaster for this project. He h
host Of friends who wish him su
cess and good luck.
Nels johnson, homesteader livil
near Lovejoy, about 40 miles north