The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-09-13
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Local BreDitieS

Mrs. C. M. Cruikshank left Mon
day for Anamosa, To-, for a three
weeks visit with her parents at her
old home.
Livestock insured against death
from any cause. Log House. If
Pat Sheehan, freight conductor on
the G. N. between Wolf Point and
Williston, was in Glasgow calling on
several of his old friends a few days
last week.
Miss Helen Baer left the early part
of the week for Helena, where she
will attend the state fair before 60
ing to Bozeman to begin work as
stenographer in the office of the food
administrator.
A. H. Bright, representative of the
Montana Record Herald of Helena,
has made a two days stay here on
business. He left on Thursday for
Malta.
Lieutenants ]. A. Radford and S.
p. Rand of Calgary, Alberta, stopped
off in Glasgow Tuesday night. They
are, autoing through the country on a
speaking tour.
Mrs. Wilbur Crawford returned
Friday from a visit with friends and
relatives at Harlem and Havre. She
accompanied her husband that far on
his way to the coast to enlist in the
navy.
Miss Myrtle Smith is spending a
vacation Of a couple of weeks with
Dr.. and Mrs. Bell of Columbia Falls.
Mrs. Gus Bertsch is taking her place.
in Drs. Smiths and Norgaard's Of
fees during her absence.
Better be safe than sorry. Insure
your property now with the Otto NJ.
Christinson Land Co., consolidated
with the Johnson Farm Loan Co. 31tf
J. I. Mccormick is driving the auto
truck for the Lewis MEDIUM company.
Arnold and Carl Wedum, who have
, been driving the truck during the
!, summer months, started in school
again Monday.
Mrs; Florence Ford received her
: Red Cross call last week and left
: was the one member Of the 1918 class
who graduated from the Deaconess
hospital a few months ago.
Miss Ethel Working and Mrs. Lar
RE Belzer left Sunday night for He
lena to attend the state fair. Miss
. Working will visit many friends in
6 her old home. Mrs. Belzer is one Of
the winners of the w. S. S. drive in
Valley county.
Miss Lille Hoey was taken sudden
r ly i'll Monday afternoon, and DR.
!, Smith being called, diagnosed he1
a case as appendicitis. She was takcr
+ to the Deaconess hospital and oper.
ated upon the same evening. She is
at present doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John David of Van.
dalia autoed to town Monday to meet
their niece, Miss Putnam Of Boston
~ who arrived on No. l. Miss Put.
o. MANS brother, David Putnam, is
: Americas well-known flying ace ii
France.
4 Ward St. Clair, who has beer
working with the Mountain States
Telephone company during the sum
J. mer months, is visiting at home {
!, few weeks before going to Bozemar
10 10 for training with the student re.
" serves.
" Mrs. George Bennett of Denver, ar
y rived last Friday for a visit at the
T. home of her mother, Mrs. Harriet
' Tate. Miss Margaret Able is the
- Tate, this week on her way to he1
y Taate, this week on her way to hel
y school at Berthold, N. D., after visit
- ing at Great Falls.
Miss Anna Mccarthy was Gale,
~ home Sunday afternoon by a mes
20 sage announcing the death of he
y father at Scobey. Miss McCarth,
knew nothing of her fathers Hines
and the suddenness of his death cam,
- as a shock. She was taken to Scobe,
~ by Fred Arnot in his ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Murdick Of tn
# Missouri river country are in tow
70 this week because of the illness O
~ their daughter, Mrs. A. j. Ferguson
# of Bowdoin, who is being cared for a
" the Valley County General hospital
{. Mrs. Ferguson formerly lived a
Glasgow and is one of the typhoid fe
~ yer cases at Bowdoin.
Mrs. Harry Cove of Denver an
" Miss Sadye Ewing of Newton, 10
- left Wednesday for Mrs. Gove's HON
after visiting at the Adolph Behne
home in Glasgow. Mrs. w. F. Ew
~ ing, who came to Montana with he
y daughter, will remain here until i
st can be determined whether or not tn
~ west is benefiting Miss Sadye's health
Is Emory Pease returned yesterda,
20 morning from his trip to Camp Levi
=. as Y. NJ. C. A. representative. Will
- away he saw Cornelius Hovren a
h Bremerton, WASH, and had a lon,
marine corps and plans to come t
= talk with him. Mr.. Hovren is in tn
" Glasgow in a few weeks on a fur
y Tough.