The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-11-07

The Log House, insurance and real
estate. Orval E. Mason. Mgr.
Mrs. D. Hall visited last week with
her daughter, Mrs. S. Swanson, of Sa-
CO.
George Tremper is among the north
country farmers in town this week at
tending court.
V. F. Carson of St. Paul and Roy
T. Gordon of Nashua were Glasgow
visitors on Saturday.
FOR CORN see Markle Trans
fer Co. 2Otf
Mrs. N. R. Underwood of Hinsdale,
a former resident of this city, was
visiting friends in Glasgow this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore of Os-
wego were in Glasgow on Friday. Mrs.
Gilmore has just returned from a trip
in the east.
Mrs. X. H. Keith, who had the mis-
fortune to injure her arm badly as a
result of falling down stairs, is able
to be out again.
Miss Ethel Belzer went to Great
Falls last Friday where she will enter
the Great Falls commercial college
for the winter term.
r. J. Witty, who resides about 80
miles north Of Nashua, was trans
acting business in the city the fore
part Of the week.
We do business with the most reli-
able insurance companies of the day
Rumble Land and Abstract Co. 27tf
Hermo Felland, we'll known hard
ware merchant Of Glentana, was If
Glasgow Saturday and Sunday having
some dental work done.
Matt Stein came to town Saturday
from his farm near Glentana to at
tend to business matters. He returned
home Sunday afternoon.
Melvin G.. Henry, a prominent ranch
err of Glasgow, arrived in Great Fall:
Thursday afternoon for a few days
visit with friends.-Tribune.
l.. V. Lockwood came over from
Plentywood Saturday on a bushes
trip. He returned to the Sheridan
county capital Sunday morning.
ORDER COAL NOW-an,
avoid the possibility of car short
age and strikes.-Markle Trans
fer Co. t
George Dufree, formerly a resider
of Glasgow but now r%ailroading on tn
Bainville-S cobey branch, was visitin
with Glasgow friends Sunday.
Johnnie Moran, deputy sheriff
Roosevelt county, came up from Pol
lar Sunday morning to attend to d,
ties in connection with his office.
Miss Anna Mccarthy, stenographe
for Slattery & Kline, returned la:
week from her home at Scobey, ha'
ing recovered from her recent Hines
F. L. Sherman of the Glasgow Flo,
Mills arrived in the city Thursday ev
ming and will spend a few days in tt
city transacting business.-Great Fal
Tribune.
You-ll-B- Surprised how fast tin
flies. Order. your engraved KIM;
cards now. A beautiful line on di
play at the Courier office.
Myrton Wemple, whose homestead
north of Baylor, is among the nor
country farmers in attendance at t
session of district court in Glasge
this week.
Game Warden Joseph A. Whe
stone left Monday morning for poir
in Roosevelt and Sheridan county
look after some matters in connecti
with his office.
Noah Mann has sold his intert
in the Wolf Point Promoter to A.
Skare, who has already assumed t
role of editor and publisher. Mr.. Ma
will devote his entire time to otF
newspaper interests and to his {
ties as U. s.. commissioner
How about some additional ins'
ance on your dwelling and furnitur
Call and see A. w. Rundle-Run
= Ldn n Abstract 60. ~
Miss Margaret M. Hughes of H
ena, state supervisor of nursing
the American Red Cross, is in
city in the interest of her work.
spoke Sunday morning in the Cong
gational church and at the even
service in the Methodist church.
C;L,,, p1pI1o ,ot,7rpoI Fri.
from a few weeks. business trip
Spokane. Mr.. Rumble looks for
heavy rush of landseekers into Val
county next spring and that invest
who are posted on conditions still h
their eyes on Montana.