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California ard Oregon Homestead
Fine climate. Fruii. Seek, Heath,
Wszl;h-Booklst. CzEiorniz Safe Land
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Automobile fo- sale. Il good III
mig o-isr. Tres good. See Lezge1
Eo-1h Sage and Tax CO. 3id
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-08-31

rs horses sold for 100000.
Observation-Disclosures planned in
Blackfoot valley at end of new Mil
waukee line.
Philipsburg-5O0 men employed in
mines here at average wage of 81 a
day. Shipping about 500 tons high
grade manganese ore daily to steel
plants in Pennsylvania.
Wickes-Mt. Washington mine is
shipping one car silver-lead ore daily.
Montana Cty-Transmission line to
carry electric power to Economy mine
in Mitchell gulch being completed.
Helena-New rs horsepower boiler
in place at Helena mine and regular
work begins again with plenty of ship
ping ore in sight.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-08-31
Mrs. Eli Wingham.
Mrs. E. L. Woodward.
Mrs. Henry Voter.
Theresa Byrnes.
Mrs. FRANKLIN Mace.
Mrs. o. N. Christianson.
Mrs. John Sundahl.
&QteT0picS

Great Falls-C. M. & St. Paul
building stock yards here to hold from
80 to 40 cars Of cattle.
Butte-Despite adverse conditions,
mining companies report that opera
tions are in good form, that labor
situation is gradually improving and
that conditions at Anaconda also show
betterment.
Great Falls-Great Northern ex-
pending $25O,OOO a month in Montana
on improvements and betterments.
Butte - Small homes in Butte
again in demand.
Big Timber-Lighting system plan
ned here.
Highwood-New bank opens here.
Roundup-prospecting for oil to be
pushed here.
Deer Lodge to have new hospital,
high school addition to state prison
and two-story brick building.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS State Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co., to make
YOO,OVU. Improvement mere.
Butte to repave down town streets.
Malta to get street lights at cost of
$45,O0O.
Superior - Road constructed to
South Moccasins.
Helena-Dry land alfalfa nets $3.50
an acre.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS begun on new
concrete shaft at Granite Mountain.
Roundup to have II blocks of paved
streets.
Great Falls-Oil company formed
with capitalization of $3.50, 600.
Billings-New Co. to extensively
improve stockyards. Expenditure,
$15O,OOO.
Missoula-Great Western Sugar
company will operate by October Is
producing about 800 tons of sugar a
day for at least 100 days.
Butte-Three story building to cost
$4,000 to be built on site of former
Hat Box store.
Billings-Apartment house to cost
$50 900 to be built here.
Butte-Contract awarded for paw
ing of South Montana street.
Havre-Contract let for excavation
for building for Ryan Commercial Co
Helena-$8O,O 900 business block tt
be built here.
Dillon-$1OO, 900 hotel Andrus near.
ing completion.
Billings-Ambitious to become CHIEF
shipping point for livestock in the
northwest.
Helena planning construction of 81,
and a half miles of new street paw.
ing.
acknowledgement Northern has crew
of men laying steel for 2 new passing
tracks.
Great Falls-1,4 80 acres, SO mile
north of here with IT'S Herefords an,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-08-31

took q turn At making the days -
tries in the log book and the matt
when making his entries was very
surprised to find in the captains hand
writing the words:
"June. 2, 1917-Mate drunk"
He stared at it wrathfully a mo-
ment, then a slow grin broke wei his
face. He took up his pen and wrote:
"June 3, 1917-Captain SOBER"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-08-31
E. A. Edberg.
E. S. Harrington.
Joseph Gardaphe.

E. A. Edberg.
E. S. Harrington.
Joseph Gardaphe.
J. A. Grissom.
T. H. Hauge.
Thea Hovern.
M. D. Hoyt.
Mrs. M. D. Hoyt.
G. w. Peake.
A. B. Rotering.
Miss Staska.
j. Z. Slattery.
Uni Katoki.
Thos. Kehoe.
French Kitchen.
A.. A. Kritchever.
H. ]. Landre.
J.. L. Lyle.
Mrs. r. s. Mcclellan.
B. R. Mattson.
Mrs. E. G. Mattson.
w. H.. Main.
Mrs. F. D. Mccormack.
Mrs. Dan Mckay.
Oscar E. Oberg.
Mrs. J. P. O'Brien.
X. r. Peterson.
Sierts and Hall.
Mrs. w. B. Shoemaker.
Mrs. T. L. Tenesch.
Paul C. Vornholt.
J. w. Wedum.
The following became members
since the chapter was formed:
Mrs. j. Aichele.
Carl j. Anderson.
Mrs. A. J. Anderson.
Dick Atchison, Baylor.
Mrs. F. Bettschen.
Mrs. P. B. Langen,
Mrs. S. F. Blanchard.
Mrs. E. C. Brown.
E. P. Bancroft.
Mrs. Howard Brown.
Floyd Bruce.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-08-31
MEMBERS OF THE GLASGOW
RED CROSS ORGANIZATION

MEMBERS OF THE GLASGOW
RED CROSS ORGANIZATION
Charter Members.
Mrs. C. W. Powell.
Mrs. c. L. Runyon.
Mrs. B. A. Mcfarland.
Mrs. D. s. Williams.
Mrs. J. ]. Tattan.
Mrs. John M. Lewis.
Mrs. Maurice Reuler.
Mrs. r. D. Britain.
Mrs. Geo. H. Berry.
Mrs. S. L. Wharton.
Mrs. w. j. jefferson.
Miss F. N. Tillman.
Mrs. R. S. Jelly.
Mrs. E. A. Hubbell.
Mrs. H. M. Mcintyre.
Mrs. Thos. Dignan.
Mrs. Eliza Roop.
Mrs. Emily Whitbread.
Miss Permelia Clark.
Miss Lucy Walters.
Rev. R. D. Britain.
Thos. Dignan.
Mrs. S. L. Rugg.
Mrs. E. L. Hagardine.
Mrs. J. L. Lyle.
Mrs. E. C. Divine.
E. C. Hargadine.
Mrs. j. w. Hoffman.
Mrs. John Bulman.
Mrs. S. C. Woody.
R. M. Lewis.
Mrs. L. B. Coleman.
Mrs. C. E. Coleman.
Mary A. Arvin.
The following became members by
contribution:
Alden and Hovind.
J. E. Arnot.
C. D. Arnot.
C. D. Borton.
j. Callahan.
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The captain and the mate on board
the Pretty Polly were at loggerheads.
They scowled whenever they met and
seized opportunities of scoring off
each other with fearful glee. Each
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Ask Anyone Who Has Used Il.

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Chas. Perkins.
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Many a man is generous to a fault
to each of his own.
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GEN. BELLS SOUND ADVICE
Bids Our Men Be Generous to the
French Republic.

Maj-Gen. j. Franklin Bell command
ing the department of the East, re
view the 1st New York engineers
and a regiment of coast artillery al
Fort Totten Wednesday afternoon
That the engineers are to leave soor
for France was indicated in a speech
by Gen Bell who said:-
''In a short time most of you will
be in Europe and probably by and by
all of you You must every one OF
you remember that each soldier will
be the representative of this country
while over there. Do not base your
standard of conduct on what you may
expect of others, for remember that
you should conduct yourself in man
ner fitting the representatives of such
a great and altruistic nation
'sThe American soldier is literally
paid and does not have to stoop to
petty things | am sure that no self.
respecting. upright, honest and scru-
pulous man would descend to little
things. even like taking small fruit
that you may come across. That would
be looked upon as an act discreditable
and in your attitude to the French be
as generous as you can.
Remember your country has not
experienced the trials in this war that
she has, and on several occasions in
the making of your own history re-
member how gallantly she has aided
us. 1t would be unnatural if some
of you do not think that at times you
are called upon to do more than your
share. For long time the French
people have been bearing the burden
equally in your interests. The French
and English have been fighting for
you and for every democrat and every
democracy that lives on earth y
New York World.