The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-07-05

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Attorney Wolfe, of Malta was !,
town on business Tuesday.
Louis Kaiser from Avondale wa,
in Glasgow Tuesday on business.
Edwin A. Miller of Vandalia was ,
Glasgow visitor the latter part of tn,
week. :"
DR.. W. A. Kirk, Osteopathic Phvsi
can, Glasgow National Bank. Phon,
Res. 45-R. Office 14O-J,
II. w. Brown; the piano tuner OF
Flentywood, with his wife, has beer
week. '"S
X. d. Shaw and wife of Lustre wer<
Elasgow visitors this week and while
mere were guests at the Hotel Glas.
Louis Dawson left on No. l. Wed.
nesdaX morning for Missoula where
ne will enlist in the marines.
Sergeant James L. Stephens came
IN from Froid Monday and spent The
daX as q guest of the Hotel Glasgow
Tom Leedham cacme in Tuesdav
from his North country farm anS
spent the night at the w. A, Baynham
home. ~"
Miss Nina St. Clair left Wednesday
morning for Havre where she speni
and family.
P. E. Kent and Elmer johnson 70.
turned Monday from Helena where
they attended the 1918 session of the
Knights Templars.
A marriage license was issued last
week to Refer Egeland, 80. of Ron.
ing, Mont, and Christine Flistvip. ~
OF Superior, Wis.
Miss Emma Braswell of Dallas
Texas, arrived Saturday morning to
spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Lee Browning.
mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Arnold are
me happy parents of an eight and a
half pound girl, born at the Dea-
coness hospital Saturday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Roy Arnes left Sum-
day for North Dakota. Mr.. Armes
VIII enlist in some branch of the serv-
Ice within the next week.
Lieutenant Bernard Hoey of Pre-
sldio Cal., arrived Saturday and
in visiting his mother and sister be-
tore being called to France.
Fred w. Kline, ~, and GLADYS
Mumford, -, both of Barr, were Civ
en- a license Monday to marry by Dep
uty Clerk Florence Mcintyre.
+: j. Macy, formerly sheriff of
valley county, came in from his ranch
near Culbertson, Wednesday and Wis
lted ms numerous Glasgow friends.
L.. j; Smith, formerly with the
Lewls-Wedum company is with the
Armes. IVY
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dickman are
the parents of a son born Friday
south.
Mrs. E. c. Ecker and little son,
trends in Saco: They are visiting
this week at the Ecker ranch near
Whately.
Miss Katherine Yost came in from
ner clal mnear Oswego last week and
spent several days with friends in
Glasgow.
Miss Edythe Anderson of Altoona.
Iowa, was among the arrivals IN the,
city this week and is a guest at the
Hotel glasgow.
Miss Olive Mckay returned last
Thursday from Missoula where she
has been the guest of her aunt for
the pat month.
Ira B. Packard has been appointed
postmaster at Lismas to take the
place Of c. A. Crockett, who resigned
some time ago.
o.. j.. Fogelquist came in from
Glentana Tuesday to meet his parents
from Portland, Ore, who will spend
the summer on the Fogeluuist farm.
The many friends of Nh. and Mrs.
Ezra Hurlburt extend their sympathy
on account OF the reported serious ILL
ness at the D%eaconess hospital of their
baby.
News was received in Glasgow this
week of the death of Mrs. W. D. Jam
ieson, formerly of Glasgow, in the
baptlst sanitarium at St. Louis. No..
after a short illness.
Mrs. E. L. Wharton and little
daughter, Lola, have returned from
seattle, where they were summoned
about two weeks ago, by word of the
serious illness of Mrs. Wharton's faith
err.
Enok Carl and Appel Janti. from
south of Hinsdale, were in Glasgow
last week. They say that the wheat
is good around Hinsdale and that 9TH
Ell crops are showing up we'll.
H.. f.. Foster, who came in last
week from his homestead north of
Malta reports that the crops are
looking good in that part of the
country.
Miss Hazel Hurd was the recipient
Of a little blue officers cap, this week
from S. B. Talbot, Mrs. Hurd's cou-
sin, who is in the postal service in
France.
John Himle and sister, Anna. of
Avondale were in the city TODAY on
their way to Clyde. N. D., where thew
expect to remain visiting relatives for
the m
Better be safe than sorry. Insure
your property now with the Otto NJ.
Christinson Land Co., consolidated
with the Johnson Farm Loan Co. 31tf
Charles Engel, ir., of New York
city, has been appointed a clerk at the
general delivery window at the post
office to succeed Allan Tomlinson who
has gone to Vancouver barracks.
Mrs. w. C. Weeks and daughter.
past month are spending the week
visiting at the John Lewis home the
Nancy, of Vancouver, who have been
with Mrs. Weeks sister at Hinsdale.
Mrs. c. w. Powell went to Havre
Friday for a visit with her son, Frank
Powell and wife. Her daughters.
Evelyn and Cora, have been in
Havre for over a week and will re-
turn with their mother.
W: L .Leitch and wife stopped over
in Glasgow Monday on their way to
their home in Great Falls after a trip