The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-04-13
Ask for Liquid Sunshine. 5O3t
Try Markle Transfer company for

service.
Be sure and read A. T. Lenertz's
announcement on page 6.
DR.. C. C. Tucker of Ossette was in
the city on business the fore part of
the week.
Miss Hazel Burkhard of Nashua
was in the city Monday and attended
the Eagles dance.
Miss Emma Sweitzer arrived We'd
nesday from the east and will leave
in. a few days for her claim up north.
DREssMAKER, 535 Fifth Avenue
south. soft pd
Secretary Jones Of the Chamber Of
Commerce and Agriculture wishes to
call pecial attention to the lecture on
"Soils" which is more fully described
or the front page.
Oats for sale-Car choice Montana
oats on track now. Markle Trans
Ter company.
w. R. Mccoy, who played on the
1915 Glasgow baseball team, is the
first of the 1917 crop of players to
put in an appearance. He expects to
locate here.
A. P. Mcintyre, Oscar Forthum and
Boyd Thompson managed to get
through in a car from Baylor this
week and have been recuperating in
Glasgow since.
AL Sisk received word this week from
Twin Falls, Idaho, where his wife has
been visiting relatives for severa,
weeks, that he is a papa. A little
girl arrived March 26th.-Baylol
World.
F. C. Fine of Glasgow, formerl,
with the Lewis MEDIUM company al
that place, has accepted a position
with the Malta Plumbing company
and has arrived in Malta and entered
upon his new duties.-Malta Enter
prise.
An effort is to be made to chang
! the date for the inauguration of tn
president from March 4th to som
time in the latter part of April. Sensi
BILE move for usually about the wors
weather Of the year m along abou
the first of March.
How times have changed. Time wa
when a farmer used to take his spud
: to town in a basket and return HON,
with the money in his vest pocket
but now he puts the spud in his yes
pocket and goes home with his none,
in a basket, says an exchange.
. The man at the movies the othe
: evening sat behind a pair of thos
persons who explain the text of tn
= play, until his endurance was ex
;, hausted. Then he leaned forward an
. said: "Excuse me, will you spea.
a little louder? Sometimes the musi
prevents me hearing what you say.
The twelfth annual ball of the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles was held a
e the Gibson Opera house Monday nigh
and needless to say, all those who at
tended had a fine time. A nine piec
~ orchestra had been engaged for tn
:, occasion and they acquitted themselve
admirably.
A fire in the power plant Wednesda
=" night which resulted in the lights i
Il the city being turned off for a shol
y time caused no little alarm. The fiji
) department made a fast run and al
rived in time to prevent any dan
y age. With part of the city undo
l. water, trouble with the power plar
at this time might have proven yer
serious.
II Away back in 1851 people con
planned of the high cost of livin'
% Flour was 1915 a barrel, potatoes
cents a bushel, butter 1914 cents
is pound, eggs 5 cents a dozen and chees
y 8 cents a pound. Could these poop
* have looked forward to the yea
4 1867, they would have indeed con
to the conclusion that truth is strang,
than fiction.
re The can looms on the ash heal
re and the germs begin to work; Il
ly passing of old winter leaves the bat
yard full of murk. So get out Il
- rake and shovel, and the barrow al
the hoe, and remove the ancient reli
20 left uncovered by the snow. Get
- box of surplus matches and some alb
10 bodied lime, and give the back yard
= debris a happy, hot old time.-Ex.
ne An exchange says: "a fellow dro
" ped into the local bank yesterday, al
tn after looking carefully in every c
tn r%ection, withdrew a valuable packa'
from his pocket and showed it at t
- cashier. Put it in the safety vau
quick, and give me a receipt"
hoarsely cried. The cashier ginger
unwrapped the package, took one lo'