The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-09-20

VI LisiHdS idSC MOnOay, a BOY.
Joe Milestone drove down from
Opheim last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dascher of On
helm %journeyed to town this week.
Jack Stahl Of Opheim was down on
business the early part of the week,
Earl Jennings of Opheim was a
North Country visitor in town yestcr-
day.
For Rent-Wide carriage and
standard typewriters. Glasgow Cou-
rier.
j. A. Burns and l.. V. Hawver of
Saco were here on business one dav
this week.
Mrs. j. H. Newton of Wolf Point
this week.
Misses Jane j. Maloney and Martha
Maloney of Haxby were shoppers in
Glasgow on Tuesday.
Pete Itcaina, ell-known VALLEY
county rancher, returned Monday
from Washington, D. C.
Get together your old clothes and
bring them to the Red Cross salvage
rooms for the Belgian relief garments,
Fred Fischl submitted to a minor
operator at the Deaconess hospital
Wednesday and is getting along nicely.
Charles Moos, managing editor of
The Helena Independent, was in
Glasgow on business two days this
week.
Miss Clara Gilbert left yesterday
morning for St. Johns, a suburb of
Portland, Ore, where she expects to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Scott Smith and Lillian Bar
rett Of Poplar were here with their
attorney, Eric Noun, on legal bust
". L. Stockham of Washington Wis.,
TIED Glasgow and vicinity this week,
making observations on the flax crop
for the government.
MRS; Karl K: Peterson and little
son Allard Of Williston arrived yes
terday morning for a visit with rela-
tives and friends.
DR.. H. A. Hansen of Bellingham,
wash, arrived yesterday for a visit
with the Chouinard brothers and
their families at Baylor.
Mrs. Frank Hudson of south of the
Missouri left yesterday for Michigan
TOR an indefinite visit with relatives,
Mr.. Hudson accompanied her to Clas.
gov from their ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Haugland of On.
helm are spending a day or SO in
town. They just returned from Havre,
where Mr.. Haugland was looking for
hay. He reports that the prices are
higher farther west.
Mrs. Oscar Forum and little daugh-
ter OF Baylor were in town this week.
they came down with Mr.. Forum
who left for Boulder Tuesday to take
the army mechanical courses.
Miss Joe Sullivan is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. L. B. Sullivan and
sl~ster-in-law, Mrs. J. j. Sullivan. who
arrived yesterday from La Crosse,
Wis, and will remain with their
daughter for an indefinite visit.
MISS Lily Hoey, who was operated
upon at the Deaconess hospital for
appendicitis last week, is recovering
rapidly and has been moved to her
home on the north side,
mr.. and Mrs. George Ruffcorn of
Baylor are the parents of a fine. new
BOY born at the Deaconess hospital
last Saturday, September ID.
Mrs. Frances Mcdonald returned
the latter part of the week from
Seattle, where she and her two sons
had beer spending the past two weeks
with relatives.
John Hollenbeck arrived FRIDAY
from Seattle. After attending to
business matters he will return tn
the shipyards. Mrs. Hollenbeck and
the children will return to Seattle
with him.
Mrs: Joe M. Jones, Mrs. C. w.
Stelneke and Miss Pearl Steineke left
the latter part of the week for Seat
tie where they will visit during the
winter months.
Miss Marie Holt left Saturday for
her home in Wilmer, Mimi, where
she expects to spend the winter with
her parents. Miss Holt has been
employed by the Elmer johnson com
pany may return in the spring.
Miss Esther K. Lien was called to
her home in Portland, N, D.. last
saturday by word that her mother.
who was recently operated on was
slowly failing. Word from Miss Lien
this week states that the patient is
much improved and if her present
condition continues she will be able
to return next week.
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Key. =. L: White of the First
N. E. church at Great Falls had
charge of both the morning and eve
ming services at the Methodist church
last Sunday. Rev. White formerly
was pastor of the Glasgow church
and large numbers of his old friends
and admirers were out to hear him
again. He was here in the interests
OF the Montana Wesleyan college at
Lieutenant Cecil Leonard spent a
49-hour furlough here this week with
ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T..
Leonard, near Glasgow and with 9TH
er friends and relatives. He ar
rived here from Field Taliafaerro.
Where ne has been in training. at the
Fort Worth aeronautic school az .
pursuer pilot of the aviation corps.
some time ago Lieutenant Leonard
entered the officers training school
Tor the infantry, but preferring the
aviation corps, withdrew and entered
the branch of service in which he
IS now placed. From here he went
TO New York with the expectation of
sailing soon for France.
The Gibson Opera house. owned bv
r. e.. Gath, is being remodeled. The
burned second story is being removed
n men are at work repairing the
hrst story and putting a new roof on
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