The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-12
19 Years
A Taken from
4" the FyIss Of
- - C0untp Ga.
sette Of teen Years Ago.

liable to cut a figure in the coming
election.
L. H. Mills was a Saco visitor in
our lively city several days the first
o the week.
George Nugent informed this moral
weekly that he purchased a new rig
to haul politicians to the hills to look
up the kittenish voter. ,
Six inches Of snow fell in this neck
of the woods Sunday, making it very
disagreeable for those at outs with
their shoe dealer.
Gov. Smith has issued a ~proclama-
ton addressed to "the school chill
dren of Montana" in which he set
apart Oct. 10 to be observed in the
public schools of the state as La Fay
cite Day.
W. B. Shaw, the jolly, fat man
from Culbertson, n of the Oldest
settlers in the county, placed at the
head of the republican ticket of Val
'er county, is in the city interviewing
his friends and making many new
ones.
According to a Chicago market re-
port, receipts of western range beef
up to October LIST have been about
$4,000 head, compared with $4,000
head a year ago., $4,000 head two
years ago, and 279,50O in 1895.
Genial Bill Taylor and his estim-
able wife, of Saco, spent Monday and
Tuesday in Glasgow. Mr.. Taylor was
here for the purpose of taking pre-
liminary steps toward making final
proof on a claim.
It is reported that a stock train in
which there were shipments owned
by Messrs. Price, Green and Bloom,
was wrecked neal Hunter, Mimi,
'ay last week. Particulars re-
garding the accident cannot be
learned.
Hurd Bros, Unger & Carlson, Ed.
Stevens, Ben Durrell and others,
shipped a train of stock from Oswego
Thursday. About a half dozen of
the local ranchers accompanied the
train to Chicago to take in the dizzy
sights of a great city.
Lou Goddard returned from St.
Paul Thursday where he went to
have a hot cinder removed from his
right eye, that at one time threatened
to destroy the sight entirely. He
will soon resume his run as conduct
or on the Great Northern.
Chauncey burlington is down from
Havre on his annual deer hunt. Thus
far he has met with fair success. Mrs.
burlington and two son are also here
visiting with her daughters Mrs: Dav-
idson and Mrs. Griffith.
Robt. Able, of Saco, was in the
county seat Tuesday making final
proof on a desert claim before U. S.
Commissioner Kerr. Mr.. Able ex-
poets to leave for Chicago the last of
the week with a shipment of prime
steers. He expects to be absent
about two weeks.
Hon. H. H. Hedges of Saco, the
next representative of Valley county,
was a pleasant caller in Glasgow last
Tuesday-not, however, on a "vote
getting" expedition, but as o witness
in a final proof case. Henry is too
well and favorably known to need
any further introduction to the voters
of this county OF u part.
Dudley Axtell, the bright and tai
ented editor of the Milk River Eagle,
the only "white metal" journal pub
lished in northeastern Montana, was
mingling with the goldites of Glas-
gov several days this week. 1t is
really too bad to see such a promising
young fellow as Dudley affiliating
with a lot of 53-cent m~ortals, who
: would betray their country for a sill
yer dollar. However, he is yet a
young man and may see the error OF
his ways in time to do gallant work
in the ranks of the republican party
Watson Powell, the Frenchmar
creek sheepman and Miss Florence