The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-06-01
j. B. Taylor of Scobey was in the
city on business the fore part of the

j. B. Taylor of Scobey was in the
city on business the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. F. Brown and
baby of lIavre are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Hubbell.
A number of local people motored
to Nandalia dam Sunday and returned
with a nice mess of fish.
w. B. Shoemaker and son Gail mo-
tored to Hinsdale Sunday and spent
the day there.
State Treasurer H. l.. Hart OF Hell
ena was here Saturday to attend the
Lankcr's convention. We acknowledge
g pleasant call.
7. B. Whiteley of Nashua was in
the city Wednesday to attend the Me-
mortal day services. He is a veteran
Of the Civil war.
John Shippam and p. A. Paulson
and wife Of Flaxville were in the city
Saturday. Mr.. Paulson is editor of
the FlaXville Democrat.
+. P. Sheldon OF Minneapolis was
in the city several days this week and
attended the stockholders meeting of
the Baylor bank at that place.
County Superintendent of Schools
Johonnott left Wednesday for Ophcim
and other points in the north country
to conduct eighth grade examinations.
Glasgow baseball team will &c to
Wolf Point Sunday for a game with
the team there. Leo Hurry has been
selected to do the twirling.
C. A. Gerken, travelling freight
agent for the Northern Pacific, with
Headquarters at Great Falls, was in
the city OF business today.
Secretary l.. f. Jones frightened
the editorial sanctum with a weather
forecast that it would be partly cloudy
and slightly warmer tonight.
J. R. Harrah, contractor on the
big new dam which the government
is constructing on the Porcupine, at
Midway, was in the city Thursday.
G. A. Brodehl arrived this morning
from Goodrich, North Dakota, with
four car loads of immigrant goods.
He will make his home on the Fort
Peck reservation.
Editor Roy Gordon of the Nashua
Independent was in the city Monday.
He states that the youth of Nashua
are awaiting with anxiety the coming
of Registration day.
]. Milholm, service man of the
Royal Typewriter company with head
quarters in New York, was a visitor
in Glasgow Wednesday. looking after
the service end in this city.
Miss Rose Kamla and Peter Gritz
motored down from Scobey Sunday,
returning the next day. Mr.. Gritz is
the agent for the Overland in that
territory and is building a fine garage.
Contractor ]. Lyle has practically
finished the excavation for the new
hardware and bank building on Sec
ond avenue south. The forms for the
concrete abuttments are now being put
in.
A carload of Saxson-Six's was re-
ceived by the Glasgow Motor-Sales
company this week. They have their
temporary offices in the Rumble build
ing with the Western Realty COM
pany.
Mrs. E. B. Talmadge of this place
left Wednesday night on No. 4 for
Towner, North Dakota. She expects
to drive back in her big WHY'S
car. Her two daughters will accom-
pany her.
Harry Hess does not claim a COL
ored valet, but the dark-skinned indi-
vidual who woke him from his peace
full slumbers the other morning to
inquire if he was the Chamber of
near losing his life.
H. A. Sampson of Nashua was in
the city yesterday looking after bank
ing interests. He states that he has
been elected manager of the Nashua
ball team and would like to arrange
a game with the Glasgow boys at
the earliest convenient date.
Manager Edberg of the Mckinney
Fuller Motor company, advises that
work on the excavation for the new
Mckinney-Fuller garage on Second
avenue south will commence as soon
as the excavating crew finish work on
the basement of the new Farmers
Stockgrowers and Voter hardware
buildings.
Clerk and Recorder w. B. Shoe
maker has had a force of clerks at
work this week attending to the reg
istering of men within the age limit
of registration, who expect to be alb
sent from the county on June s.. Over
100 had registered when tha office
closed last night.
A. J. Bishell was down from Malta
and spent Sunday with his family in
this city, returning Monday morning,
Mrs. Bishell and daughter Geraldine
expect to leave this evening for Malta
where the family will reside, Mr.
Bishell having taken over the manage
ment of the new Palace theater at
that point.
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