The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-06-29

Rogers where he will survey the new
townsite.
Sheriff C. w. Powell was at Hins-
dale the fore part of the week on Of
ficial business.
Editor T. J. Hooking left Monday
for Great Falls to get a new Hudson
Six s%peedster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Hurd of Great
Falls have been in the city this week
visiting friends.
J. E. Mccormick of Helena state
railroad commissioner, has been in the
city on business this week.
Don't drive your car without insur-
ance. Go to the Log House and get it
insured at once. 1tf
J. c. Sorde of the Western Realty
company returned yesterday from the
Twin Cities where he has been on
business.
Senator and Mrs. John A.. Green
who have been visit at the Cruickshank
home, left this morning for Stone
City, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stein are the
proud parents of a bouncing baby boy,
who arrived Sunday afternoon. All
concerned are doing nicely.
George Burke, the bonanza farmer
of the north bench, was in the city
today purchasing supplies and look
ing after business interests.
H. A. Voter left Saturday for the
Twin Cities and Chicago to purchase
supplies and fixtures for his new
building which is now being construct
ed.
]. R. Kelly of Kelly Bros. returned
this week to close up the business for
the firm here. Their new offices will
be in the First National Bank Build
ing in Minneapolis.
N. M. Nelson of Montana-D Dakota
Elevator company, has resigned his
position here to take effect July l.
He will be succeeded by Fred Bett-
schen, who comes from Froid.
F. L. Sherman and L. E. Jones of
the Commercial Club left this morning
for G~lentana to attend the farmers
picnic and to boost and advertise
Glasgow's Fourth Of July celebration.
Among the local Masons who at
tended the Commandery meeting at
Miles City last week were T. M. Pat
tClls VI 1s i CkC4 SOIle W y Nv Sldlx oAlN0
R. M. Young. They visited Company
G.'s camp neal Miles City while there.
DR.. Blankenhorn of Malta has en-
listed in the medical corps Of the U.
S. army, and will go soon to take up
his work in the training camp. Drs.
Sweet and Flynn of the Little Rockies
have also joined the medical corps.
Mrs. Charley Ehart took a party
of friends out for a spin in the family
Ford last Sunday and a lovely time
was had until the said Ford took a
notion to pull off a circus stunt up in
the Roanwood valley and turned com
pletely over. Nobody in the party
was injured.-Opheim Optimist.
Mrs. Fred Bettcham, of Froid, visit
ed with her sister, Miss Irene Murphy,
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Bettcham
who has had charge of the Farmers
Elevator at Froid for the past five
years, has resigned and accepted a
similar position at Glasgow and will
O. his family there in the near
acknowledgement Herald.
A large crowd attended the Yankee
Robinson circus Tuesday afternoon.
The sudden storm which came up in
the early part of the evening pre-
vented the management from showing
at night, and a great number of citi-
zens who had anticipated seeing the
show in the evening were disappointed.
While loading the animals at the de-
pot preparatory to shipping to the
next town n of the elephants died.
The Ladies' aid Of the Congrega-
tional church met Wednesday with
Mrs. Peter Peterson. About thirty
members of the Aid and friends of
the church were present to enjoy the
pleasing hospitality of the hostess,
who served an elaborate luncheon dur
ing the afternoon. The next meeting
will be held on Wednesday, July 10 at
the home of Mrs. Dave Parsons. All
members of the society and friends of
the church are cordially invited to
attend and are requested to be pres
ent promptly at $3.50 p. m.
DR.. Mowatt and Attorney Gordon
went to Glasgow Sunday evening and
returned Monday afternoon. The
doctor reports that only two "storm"
patients were in the hospital there at
the time of his visit land one of them,
Mrs. B~asaraba, was convalescent. At
torney Gordon attended at the court
house, the drawing of the jury venire
for the next term of district court.
Judge Hurry presided at the drawing
which was conducted with full observ-
ance of all the legal formalities in
such cases made and provided, and
under the eagle eyes of Attorneys
Slattery and Borton, so that hereafter
no anarchists, polygamists or friends
of the kaiser could protest the pro-
ceedings.-Wolf Point Herald.
TAKEN up lime II. 1917