The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-09-19

G. A. Riggin of Barr was a Glas-
gov visitor over Sunday.
Deputy U. S. Marshal l.. S. Croft
was a visitor in Glasgow Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. A. Chambers of Thoe-
ny were Glasgow visitors over last
Saturday.
Max Hauser of South View spent
a few days in the city the fore part
Of the week.
Don't forget the dance by the Glas-
gov Amusement Association at the
Fireman's Hall tonight.
C. D. Arnot left Wednesday eve
ming for Great Falls and other points
in the western part of the state.
John ]. Tattan Of the Tattan Trans
fer company has purchased the Peter
Gritz residence on Third avenue north.
Mr.. F. L. Sherman and son Law
n returned on Sunday evening
from attending the state fair at Hell
ena.
We understand that owing to some
mistake in arrangements the Jack Ma
bee aeroplane did not fly at the Hins-
dale Stampede.
Clifford POTASH of the Fair Store
advises the Courier that they expect
to have out a big fall bargain cata-
log about October LIST.
E w. Feehan, F. D. Alvord, D. S.
Hall, O. M. Christinson and Sam L.
Rugg are attending the firemen's o n
v%ention at Dillon this week
For Sale-80 acre tracts under ir-
rigation, 3 miles from Glasgow. Only
5000 down, balance very easy pay
ments.-Log House. 21-tf
Come in and look over u splendid
sample line Of engraved Christmas
cards now. Order early and avoid
the rush Of the Christmas season.
Mrs. C. w. Kampfer was operated
on this week at the Deaconess hospital
for appendicitis. According to latest
reports she is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Effie Devine attended the re-
gional conference of the Episcopal
church in the national campaign which
was held at Great Falls on Monday.
W. A. Kennedy was a business visit
or from Opheim yesterday. Mr.. Ken
nedy has rented an apartment in Glas-
gov and will move his family into
town next week.
Mrs. Chase Garfield and daughter
Helen Of Los Angeles arrived on
Tuesday to be present at the Moore
Griffith wedding. They are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Moore.
w. j. Dobbin of Scobey, who is
agent for the Montana Life Insurance
company in Valley, Sheridan and
Roosevelt counties, was transacting
business in the city on Saturday.
A large number Of Glasgow people
attended the Stampede at Hinsdale
Wednesday and Thursday. They re-
port a very successful and enjoyable
day at the little city on the west.
Arthur Murray arrived this week
from Liwestown and has accepted a
position with The Grossman Motor
company of this city. Mr.. Murray
has had fifteen years experience as
a mechanic and highly recon,
mended.
Editor c.. L. Marshall of the Vol
Point Herald was a business visitor
in Glasgow Saturday. Mr.. Marshal
reports the terminal city still on the
boom and confidently predicted tina
it would be a county seat within the
next two years.
Andrew ]. Schuster, who conducts E;
large machine and blacksmith shol
in Avondale, was mingling with hi
many Glasgow friends yesterday. Mr.
Schuster states that the Avondal,
farmers are in no wise discourage,
by the short crops this year and ar
preparing to try it again next year o.
a larger scale than ever before.
September II was the hottest Sep
TENDER day in the history Of tn
weather bureau at Havre, according t
the weather and crop report issue
by William T. Lathrop, meterologis
there, while o flurries were report
ed in the central part of the state O
September -. Haying and cuttin;
Of grain has been completed in som
sections and blowing and seeding ar
going on extensively,
The New York Times recently "a,
ried the announcement that Rev.
]. Christler, the Havre, Montan;
clergyman, who brought Havre'
greetings to General Pershing an
who addressed the Rotary luncheo
given to the general at the Hotel A.
pine, will be special preacher at tn
cathedral of St. John the Divine, an
that he will address the New Yor