The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-11-14
Local BreDitieS
The Log House, insurance and real
estate. 0exal E Mason MOI

The Log House, insurance and real
estate. Orval E. Mason. Mgr.
Dudley Crowther was here the first
of the week from Great Falls.
G. A. Miller was among the Van
dahaites in Glasgow the first of the
week.
Tony Wagner. Vandalia farmer, was
here Monday looking after business
matters.
G. M. Waters, we'll known Nashua
merchant, was here this week attend
ing to business matters.
John Hentz came down from Hins-
dale the first of the week to transact
some district court business.
d. L. Blankenship, prominent Hins-
dale real estate man, is attending
court in Glasgow this week.
Mrs. Thomas Dignan, who has been
on the sick list for the past several
days, is reported as improving.
The Doughboy Coal Dealer
handles White Cross flour. See
him. %
James Mcintyre, prominent Hins-
dale banker, was in Glasgow the first
of the week on district court business.
Bob After, Hinsdale business man,
was in Glasgow Sunday calling on
friends and attending to business mat
ters.
Walter Whiting, Thoeny blacksmith
and garage man, was looking after
business interests i'm Glasgow this
week.
Patronize home industries.
Buy White Cross flour from the
Doughboy. Phone PIT. Is
w. A. Woodbridge, we'll known Hins-
dale resident, was looking after bus.
mess matters in town the latter part
of last week.
E. B. Seaman, resident of the Avon
dale community, came to Glasgow the
first of the week to take out his fina
citizenship papers.
A. I. Altman, farmer of the Grail
community, north of Nashua, was at
tending to court business in Glasgow
, Saturday.
Houses for rent-All kinds-Lol
House Insurance Agency. 24t
Mrs. Turner came up from VOL
Point the first of the week to atten
to business matters and visit with lc
cal friends.
j.. A. Downing was among the farm
ers of the Wendell country who trans
acted business in Glasgow the frs
Of the week.
Chester and Raymond Hodgso1
prominent farmers of the Avonda1
community, are in town this week a
tending district court.
Gilman Bjorga, who has a homestea
in the Grain country north Of Nashu'
was attending to business matters
Glasgow the latter part of last wee
r. C. Frost, who formerly worked
brakeman on the road out of Glasgo,
came to town the other day from h
farm on the reservation north of Mas
VA.
Ed johnson and Albert Nelson can
in from Genevieve Saturday to a
as witnesses for Ole Swalheim, wi
took out his final citizenship pape
on that day.
William Jones, at one time in u
employ of the Great Northern he
but now a resident of Milestone, in t
southern part of Montana, is here tn
week to take out his final %naturaliz
ton papers,.
August Hanke, farmer and shee
man Of the Avondale country, w
looking after business matters
Glasgow Wednesday. MI. Hanke
wintering quite a band of sheep a
says he has sufficient feed to bril-
them through until spring.
D. F. McGregor, we'll known far
er of the Baylor country, was after
ing to business matters in Glasg'
this week. Mr.. McGregor states tt
the deep snow up north is work.
a hardship IN stock, as feed is seal
and very few farmers have provio
for such an early winter.
John Lee, merchant prince of
town Of Thoeny, attended to busin'
matters in Glasgow this week. Mr.. I
states that a feeling of optimism p
walls among the people of his sect:
of the county, and while conditie
are none too flourishing up that w
the farmers are determined to st
to the country and get in as la1
an acreage to crop next spring as p
sfhle.