The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-07-13

business visitor in the city Wednesday.
John Bardill left Monday morning
for Alma, Wis, to visit relatives and
friends.
Clifford M. Mumby, editor of the
Fairview Tribune, was in the city on
Monday on business.
Editor p. r. Flint and family of
Malta were in the city for a short
visit on Wednesday.
H. A. Carr is back at his old place
in Carr's barber shop while John
Bardill is on his vacation.
AL Herstrom and First Baseman
Lloyd were at Nashua Saturday and
played in the game with Nashua.
F. D. Button, of the Model Bakery,
left last week for Vancouver, B. c.,
to visit his parents; and relatives.
Mrs. E. D. Button and children
J left Wednesday morning for St. Paul
to visit relatives and friends.
/ Verne f. Mcintyre and N. G.
! Wright of Hinsdale were transacting
business in the city on Monday.
] Mrs. NJ. L. Boehnert has purchased
the Montana hotel at Chinook and
! has taken over the active manage
2 ment.
j f. B. Talmadge of the Triangle
! Bakery, has been at Towner, N. D.,
this week looking after business inter-
3 ests.
Drs. NJ. D. Hoyt and j. C. Simpkins
were at Kalispell this week attending
j ISOLATION.
! Sam Grossman was at Fargo the
! fore part of the week on business. On
J his return he stopped at DEVILS Lake.
/ We wonder why.
!: Editor Joseph A. MILESTONE of
: Glentana was in the city yesterday
en- route home after an extended visit
in North Dakota.
s Lieut.. Larry Belzer of Company G,
= Second Montana Infantry, has been
spending the week in the city visiting
5 his parents and friends.
5 Jim McKok, stock inspector al
. Chinook. arrived in the city yesterday
1 and will act as a witness in some Of
6 the cases now up for trial.
5 George Alsop, clerk of School Dis
trict No. l, has purchased a Ford anc
will shortly start on a tour of the
county to take the school census.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Grossman of Crane
Forks, and Mrs. NJ. Rivkin of Kramer
N. D., arrived Saturday morning fo1
a visit with relatives in this city.
The Nelson boys at Poplar hav,
sold their meat market to Joe gilbert
son, if. They are we'll known il
Glasgow, having been in business
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Peterson ant
family returned Sunday morning from
Minnesota where they have been TO
the past month visiting relatives ant
friends.
Maj. A. w. Mahon, state intelli
gence officer, was in the city on of
ficial business the first of the week
L. V. Lockwood is the military intel
ligence officer for Valley county.
The games between Williston an
Nashua Saturday and Sunday at Ma
shua resulted in victories for tn
North Dakota nine. Many Glasgow
people motored down for the game.
The fire department was called GU
this afternoon by a small blaze in tn
rear of the Nifty Tailor shop. Yer
little damage was done and the blaz
was under control in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smart, Mrs. "
F. Shannon and n. f. Baynham lei
Sunday for Glacier Park and othe
western points. The trip will b
made in a Willys-Knight touring ca:
Manager Raymond Robbins ha
booked an exceptional list of feature
for the coming month. "Intolerance,
one of the biggest photo plays eve
r. produced will be shown on July l
n and 10.
Is Announcements of the birth of
g baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
9 Hoffman of Three Forks, Mont, wer
r + received this week. Before her mai
6 riage Mrs. Hoffman was Miss Lea
9 Longtin of this city.
q Mrs. F. E. Kramer, B. E. Booth an
! i Miss King of Ossette were in the cit
8 s yesterday. Mrs. Kramer stated thu
& 4 Monday night and prospects are goo
8 for a bumper crop.
y = Attorney H. NJ. Kirton of Malt
q was in the city Wednesday and pit
: : in his application for the officers r.
g serve training camp. Mr.. Kirton
q captain of the Malta home guards an
= is especially well fitted as an office
3 Frank Smith, formerly in the Ov
& Drug company and the Bank billia1
g hall, has gone to Wolf Point where
= will engage in business. The Smit
8 Transfer Company as the new firm
y called, is already doing business ar
q under Franks capable manageme1
s should grow and prosper in the ne
y = railroad division point.
= George Klinge, for the past tw
X months az employee in the Courier o
s flee, has enlisted in the Second Mo-
= tana and will leave tonight on No.
q for Fort Harrison. From there l
s will go to Miles City to join Compar
e G.. He is proven an honest and faitl
D full employe and will no doubt NAL
s as good a soldier, and give a goo
g account of himself in any position.