The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-06-28
BADGER PICKuPS.

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Mrs. Vertz and children spent last
Sunday at ]. L. Byers'.
Mrs. Edwin jacobson is visiting in
Glasgow, the guest of her mother-in-
law, Mrs. C. ]. jacobson.
Mrs. j. L. Dyer spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Will Peters, while
the men folks went fishing. Suffice
to say, the men saved several messes
Of pork, besides began their yearly
baths and lessons in swimming.
There's to be a picnic near the Corn
we'll ranch on July 4. Also n e
the Clocksin place on the same date.
Mrs. Rikka Hammer spent Satur-
day night at Cornwell's.
Mrs. H. T. Layne and little girls,
Fay and Bonnie left Monday for De-
troit, Mich, where Mrs. Layne will
visit her parents and other relatives
and friends. Harmon is beginning to
look lonesome already and is wonder
ing how long six weeks really are.
Messrs. r. L. Cornwell, A. Dunn
phey, and o. c. Anderson, who were
appointed as appraisers, met at the
Hammer place Monday morning to
appraise all the personal property Of
the late Bernt Hammer, 20 as to get
the estate ready for the probate court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zinnie Boley and chill
dren visited at A.. C. Vertz on Sum-
Mr.. and Mrs. Layne and children
and Mrs. Vertz and children spent
Wednesday at the Dyer ranch.
The prospects for a crap are so dis
couraging that the men folks have
laid aside their working clothes and
have gone to visiting and exchanging
their much threshed out opinion as to
the probable outcome of another poor
crop, but there's still a chance to get
a fairly good yield if we only a get
rain in a few days.
Two auto loads of people from
North Dakota are visiting at Elias
Stenceland's. They report crops look
ing fairly we'll there, considering they
had been frozen down twice this
spring.
Ed. Ascelson is up from the north
country visiting his brother, Peter,
this week. Mr.. Ascelson reports crops
crops up there past redemption on
account of NO rain.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Larson and
children visited with Mrs. Hammer
Mr.. and Mrs. Craving were Sunday
visitors at the Lund home.
MI. and Mrs. John Junger COM
bined business and pleasure and Wis
tied at A. C. Vertz's on Monday. Ray
Lamb and wife did likewise.
Larkin Rierson, who has been work.
ing for A. c. Vertz this spring, left
for his home last Wednesday.
Mr.. Lund is talking seriously about
driving through to North Dakota ia
take in haying, harvesting and thresh-
ing as the outcome here doesn't look
good enough to him to justify him in
remaining here.
The Badger Red Cross society
meets at the school house every Thurs.
day evening t odo Red Cross work
The allotment for Valley county is
CTS pairs of socks to be knitted each
month for the next three months, be.
sides other work and Badger wants te
do her share.
Quite a number of the neighborine
men went over to Mrs. Hammers Fri.
day evening and finished painting he,
house; fixed a defective fiue and othel
odd jobs that required a mans pres.
ence.
We are glad to report P: A. White
on the road to recovery. We under.
oCdIlu tHcy nave SOIu IuSlI !lOIScS: COW
and calf, and other live stock and ex'
pect to live in Glasgow for the pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Birmingham
and children and Miss Hazel Birming.
ham visited at Bill Peters last Sun.
day.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs
Basset from Washburn, N. D., are *
move on their homestead in the neal
future. We welcome them into ou1
midst again.
Miss Clara Erickson from Minot, N
D., visited with her aunt, Mrs. Ham
mer the first of the week, en- route tx
Scobey, where she acte das BRIDE.
maid on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund took supper ant
spent the evening at the Vertz HON,
Tuesday.