The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-19
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George Alsop has been in the north
country this week. completing the
school census for this district.
Gail Shoemaker left Saturday night
for Minneapolis where he will take a
business course during the winter.
A card from Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde V.
Pence at Council, Idaho, states that
they are very much pleased with the
country and conditions.
P. G. Cooper, of the Cooper I'm
pulse Motor Co. has opened an office
in the Western Realty Co. offices in
the Rumble building, where all who
desire to purchase stock may see him.
Judge Hurry returned last night
from Plentywood, where he held court
the first days of the week. He will
remain home over Sunday and then
return to the Sheridan county me-
tropolis to complete the calendar.
Mrs. w. B. Shoemaker, Mrs. Emily
Whitbread, and Mrs. Oscar Weber
have been attending the Grand As
senbly of Rebekah, this week in Hele-
Ia. Mrs. Shoemaker is grand marshal
of the assembly, this being the fourth
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Mrs. D. S. Williams was called to
her home in Vavalle, Wis, last week
on account Of the illness of her aged
mother. She arrived home. but a few
hours after her mother had passed
away. Mrs. Williams many friends
deeply sympathize with her in her
sad bereavement.
For the best rates and conditions on
farm loans see the Log House. lit
Considerable Inconvenience was
caused several nights this week when
the lights went out. 1t was due to
the fact that the new smokestack at
the plant was under construction and
it threw the entire load upon the
Diesel engine. The stock is now COM
pleted and in good working order.
Mrs. Harry Cosner of Malta, for
merly of Glasgow, has been visiting
her many friends here the past week,
She also acted as a representative OF
the Malta Red Cross society in at
tending the directors meeting held
here, pursuant to the call of Frank J
Bruno of Minneapolis, director of the
Civilian Relief of the Northern Divi.
sion of the Red Cross society.
C. j. Sullivan surveyor for the
Board of Fire Underwriters of the
Pacific, with headquarters at Butte
has been in the city this week max.
ing a new survey of the city. It is
highly probably that Glasgow will bt
given a much better rating, owing tt
the fact that it has an excellent fir.
department and the installation of tn,
fire alarm system is about cOmnleted
In the excitement last Friday w
overlooked mentioning the fact tina
we, Karl R. Peterson, are a father
However, the little fellow is alread,
making himself heard and from al
indications he will soon be able t,
qualify as train caller in the New
York Subway. However. he's SOMI
boy, and has issued a challenge to Bill
Rhodes brat to meet him in a bout
and We'll give odds that he ticks hin
in the first round.
The "Prickly Pear Weekly" is tn
title of the new paper which is bein,
issued by the students of the Glas
gov High school. 1t is a very credit
able sheet and the young folks re
sponsible for it show that they hav
plenty of enthusiasm and talent t
make it a big success. The paper j
we'll ~patronized by the local merch
ants. Much of the success of tn
paper is due to Ward St. Clair, tn
business manager, and to Lyman Mill
err, editor-in-chier.