The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-05-18
Marietta was sunk with all on board

effigy, and a placard tackled on him
bearing the inscription "unlucky 49,"
At 2:20 when the passenger trains
hove in sight the enthusiasm reached
a pitch where to have attempted a
suppression would have BODIED i'll
for the suppressor. Winchesters, six
shooters and, shot-guns were procured
and the lifeless image of Alphonse as
we'll as the invigorating atmosphere
of Montana were riddled with bullets.
The school children were given a
holiday and they in a body, together
teachers marched to the depot and
peeled forth national airs to the full
capacity of their lungs. The dusty
instruments Of the defunct Glasgow
brass band were taken down from the
shelves in the woodshed and the air
made to ring with "Yankee Doodle"
"Hail Columbia" and other patriotic
hymns. Notes were ruthlessly flung
aside and the mar with the strongest
lung power was the best musician.
Elk rel Toole of Helena, and
Attorney Largent of Great Falls,
made short speeches from the portico
of the Coleman house that bristled
with patriotic sentiment and encour-
agement. At a late hour in the
evening willing hands continued to
punish the base drum for the Spanish
fleet buried by Captain Clark in the
bowels of the Atlantic.
T. L. Blackman, manager Of the
Home Land & Cattle Co., is in town.
Sam E. Moore, merchant Of Saco,
was a visitor in Glasgow for a few
hours Wednesday.
Miss Annie Kent received a new
bicycle last week and now keeps the
small boys of Society Row lodging.
The Sideboard saloon underwent a
thorough re1pvating this week and
will shortly be reopened by MI. Crit
fifth.
Dave White returned from Moose
Jaw, Tuesday, whittier he went with
a bunch Of horses which were dis
posed of at a fair margin.
County Attorney Kerr has moved
his family into the large Richie dwell
ing in the west end of town, which
he recently purchased and remodeled
The Circle Diamond wagon, Of
which John Survant is foreman, pass
ed through Glasgow Thursday. They
will work the country from the Porcu'
pine west.
w. S. Griffith, proprietor of thu
Glasgow Meat Market, has secured
the contract for furnishing meat tx
the grading outfits at work on thu
Great Northern road between Willis
ton and Havre.
w. L. Freeman, a railroad contract
or of St. Paul, was in town this weel
arranging for the erection of a sup
ply house at this point for his grad
ing outfits that will shortly commenc
operation all along the division.
Three or four roundup outfits viii
today effect a meeting point on Will
low creek a few miles across Mil
river south of town. They will b
the wagons of the Miner and Cobur
stock companies. Visitors will b
fed on ox-tail soup and sourdough.
Towers & Collins this week sold 10
head of stock cattle belonging t
James Alderman and Clark Toze1
Claude Hancock of Oswego was tn
purchaser. Mr.. Towers says that in
dications are that the stock will hol
up in price generally speaking, bu
that prices on stock cattle have drol
ped from 50 to So with a probabl
more extended fall. The outlook fc
beef cattle is excellent. Stockgrov
er's Journal.
Lou Mcintyre of Spokane is visi'
ing his brother Johnny at this plac
Andrew Nelson, the sheepman
Vandalia, was a visitor in Glasgo
yesterday.
Merle Manley has secured the co,
tract for building the road grader
warehouse at this point.
County Surveyor Mahon visite
Saco this week to accept a bride
that was built over Beaver creek tn
spring.
The Dawson County Review sa,
that, Geo. Bodwich Of Glasgow h,
joined Col. Aliens company of cava
ry being organized at Glendive.
Look-Porterhouse steak, 12hc.
Round and shoulder steak, 1Oc.
Roasts and stews, Sc.
Pork, 10c.
Mutton, 12hc.
At Grifith's Meat Markt
Jerry Cahill, the popular boil
maker in the Great Northern shop
and Miss Katie Freidl, one of Ola
COWS most charming young ladie
will next week be united in the BON
of matrimony.
Moses Folsom, advertising agent
the Great Northern, and S. J. Ell
son, connected with the same roa