The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-08-09

Conrad Furham of Baylor was in
Wednesday to get a header to cut his
grain.
Mrs. Thomas Jones submitted to
an operation at the Deaconess hospi-
tai Tuesday.
c. ]. Lafrance and MILFORD Major
of Regina, Mont, were visitors in
town yesterday.
L. J.. Manor of the First National
bank at Nashua was a business caller
here Wednesday.
Mrs. J. o. Sanders left Wednesday
for her claim near Nashua after
spending the past week in town.
Mrs. w. R. Fitzpatrick and son
Robert left Tuesday morning for
Boise, Idaho, where Mr.. fitzpatrick
is now located.
The l. o. o. F. hall is nearing COM
pletion and was painted this week.
The laying of a hard wood floor and
the papering r yet to be done.
T. j. Hooking and Fred Fischl
autoed down to Miles City Sunday to
attend the state press meeting being
held there this week.
Miss Emma Crone of Whitehall was
here Sunday with Miss jeanette Ran
kin. Miss Crone will manage Miss
Rankin's campaign in the eastern part
of the state.
Miss Gladys Tate is working for the
Chamber of Commerce this week,
helping to get the list of names of
the Valley County boys who are in
some part of the army service.
Michael Murphy of Baylor was in
this week and hauled out a new John
Deere binder to cut his grain. He ex-
poets to have a fairly good crop and
says it is nearly all tall enough to
cut.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. johnson of
Nashua were here this week for the
purpose Of renting a house for the
winter. Mrs. Johnson and the children
expect to move here because of the
educational advantages.
Mrs. G. L. McAttee and children left
Wednesday for Seattle to join her
husband who left several weeks ago
to work in the shipyards. Mr.. Foye,
ST., has purchased the Mc!Attee Trans
fer line and will continue the dray
business.
Better be safe than sorry. Insure
your property now with the Otto NJ,
Christinson Land Co., consolidated
with the Johnson Farm Loan Co. 31tt
Five thousand men are wanted by
the U. S. Employment service. If yor
are looking for any kind of work If
any part of the country you will dc
well to call at the Chamber of Com.
merce rooms and see Mr.. Jones.
P. A. Anderson of Nashua purchased
the w. 3. Marshall house this week
through the agency of the Humphrey
Land and Loan company. The Ander.
sons will move here soon so the chill
dren can enter school in September.
A party Of Hinsdale business me,
autoed down Wednesday night to con
fer with the county food administra
ton about food matters. Among tn
visitors were F. B. Gillette, H. N
Kent and MI. Webster.
Ed Fisher of Glentana was in Glas
gov Thursday calling at the Employ
ment Bureau rooms. He is looking 70
two harvest hands and any one look
ing for such a position should see hin
or call at the Chamber of Commerc,
rooms.
Thomas and W. F. Haynes left yes
terday morning for the shipyards a
Seattle where they expect to go t
work. Their families will remain her
for the time being, but may go ives
if satisfactory arrangements ar
made.
Sergeant Gross of the Canadian
recruiting office is here again thi
week signing up Britishers for tn
service. He is spending a few day
in Opheim and other North Countr,
points and expects to have severa
men lined up by the latter part o
the week.
Mrs. F. F. Brown and little sons
Gene and David of Havre arrive,
Monday for a visit of several week
with Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs. f
A. Hubbell. The Browns were forme
: residents of Glasgow and their friend
will be interested to learn that Nj
Brown has just recently taken owe
the management of The Democrat O
Havre.
! Do you want to sell your land? !
-. so list it with US now in time to hav
) it advertised in our new folder. Run
die Land & Abstract Co. 45-tf-
| Miss Leona V. Smith has been sc
cured to give a recital next Thursda
evening as a Epworth League benefit
a percentage of the proceeds to 90 t
the Red Cross. Miss Smith has bee
heard in Glasgow before and he
MANY admirers will he ulad IN hay,