The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-11-30
10 Years
Nh Taken from
I'LL the Files Of
ASO De VaLlep
- C0untp Ga
sette Of Ws 3teen Years AGO.

Chas Reid is up from the home
ranch at Pearmond.
G. L. Partridge of Malta is in town
making final proof on his homestead
VIM. Whitbread came down from
Hinsdale Thursday with a load of
dressed beef.
Miss Alice Gamas visited friends at
Hinsdale several days - Iirst of the
week.
Under Sheriff Deegan is up to his
ranch experimenting the fall round
up Of his stock.
Mrs. John J.. Kerr returned We'd
nesday from a visit with relatives and
friends in Ohio.
Bill Taylor Of Saco made final
proof on his desert land claim before
U. S. Commissioner Kerr on Tues
day.
James f. Hood, formerly division
roadmaster on the Breckenridge div
ision of the Great Northern railroad,
has been transferred to the Montana
division in the same capacity. Mr..
Hood is we'll known in this city, and
all his friends are pleased to welcome
his return.-Havre Eagle.
The Odd Fellows and their families
I congregated at the school house hall
last night and enjoyed a euchre party.
Refreshments were served and a pleas
ant evening passed away. Miss Stella
White secured the head prize for the
ladies', while Walter Hurd was lucky
enough to land the "little one"
A man belonging to n of Guth-
rie's grading outfits was brought tt
Glasgow Wednesday evening serious
ly ill with typhoid fever. DR.. Hoy
was summoned blu the patient was
already beyond medical aid and dice
at an early hour Thursday morning
The remains were shipped to his
home in Wisconsin.
Thanksgiving Day was properly
observed in Glasgow. At the hotels
there vas turkey piled up on thu
table knee deep to a tall man on ;
ladder, and other rich viands in pro
fusion. There was a noticeable alb
sence of the familiar bowl of "Ton
and Jerry"
The grading outfits on the Grea'
Northern have quit work for tn
winter and the laborers have beer
busy depositing their summers earn
ings in the different "reliable institu
tions" of our city. 1t is estimated
that the harvest to our merchant:
amounted to upwards of $4,000.
His satanic nibs" enjoyed a dec
hunt in the vicinity of Bob WALSH.
pocket precinct the first of the week
After ~perforating the air and tn
river banks in many places he re
turned home. For the edification O
hunters contemplating a hunt on tn
: Milk river we will say that there ar
as many deer about Hinsdale as Their
lever was"
! That prince of good fellows, c. R
Hyde, manager of Al Guthrie & Co.
store at this point, leaves for Chi
cago the first of the week to spen'
the Worlds Fair city. During hi
winter amidst the "blase" society o
short s%ojourn in our city Mr.. Hyd
] has made many a personal ad
mirers who extend best wishes TO
success in his future undertakings.
{ w. M. Woodbridge of Chinook, wa
: a visitor in Glasgow Monday. MI
9 Woodbridge is interested in severs
! irrigation projects in the Milk rive
valley, an dspeaks highly of the pre-
:: gress being made in this line.
s The election of Jas. H. Fenton, Q
3 Havre, as public administrator O
Choteau county, says the River Pres!
I is a case of office seeking the mar
! There was no regular nomination fo
4 public administrator by either of tn
) political parties, and six of Mr.. Fer
: tons friends marked his name on tn
: ballot and elected him to the offic'
. It is quite possible that he will re
! fuse to qualify.
4 Charles Broard, member of tn
French Geographical society and col
: respondent of the New York Wor!t
made a friendly call at our office thi
morning. He is on the way frol
New York to Dawson City for a $500
wager. He left New York on Jul
31st last without a cent, and mus
reach the northern Eldorado in eigl
months. He picks up the necessar
funds for his journey by DRAWN
landscapes in oil and selling them 8
his different stopping places H