The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-10
The Log House, insurance and real

Inc LUX 11OuSc, INSURANCE 6NQ real
estate. Orval E. Mason. Mgr.
Mrs. Andrew Schuster of Avondale
was the guest of Glasgow friends the
first Of the week.
Harry johnson, Plentywood abstrac-
ter, was attending to business matters
in Glasgow Saturday.
Better be safe than sorry. Insure
your property now with the Otto NJ.
Christinson Land Co.. consolidated
with the Johnson Farm Loan Co. Stiff
Mr.. George Mcclure of Great Falls
was transacting business in the city
on Friday of last week.
Deputy Sheriff H. H. Beebe, wife
and children were visitors in town
Saturday from Opheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Walpole of OPP
, helm were attending to business mat
tiers in Glasgow Monday afternoon.
T. H. Markle went down to Nashua
on Monday to attend to the sale of
a the grain grown on his farm on the
south bench.
0 Attorneys John L. Slattery and Carl
D. Borton drove to Hinsdale Satur-
day afternoon on business connected
with their profession.
Fred Fischl and Fred Weigel left
f Tuesday morning by auto for Round
e up where they will look over a cloth
ing store location with a view to buy
o ing.
Tom Morgan came down from the
Linderman ranch, "a Glentana, the
e first Of the week and spent several
= DAYS in town looking after business
interests.
J. The Glasgow Flour Mill has an an
J. nouncement in this issue that is Of
ID particular interest to every home own
err and farmer in Valley county. Be-
sure and read it.
t. CORN-Ca of nice yellow
N corn in transit. Order now ant
get the out-of-car price. Markl'
d Transfer Co. 2Ot1
t. Mr.. and Mrs. Voter and it'll
daughter Betty expect to leave mex
If week for an, extended visit in Wash
: ington, where they will visit variou
cities on the Pacific coast.
Oscar P. Roop, district agent. TO
the Singer Sewing Machine company
returned to Glasgow this week fror
- Sheridan and Roosevelt counties wher
he has been spending the past month
E. f. DAZZLING of Billings, represent
ing the Burroughs Adding Machin
company, arrived in Glasgow yestel
day. He reports business over tn
district much better than his forme
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Tattan and chi
dren left Sunday for Fort Bento
where they will spend a few days wit
Judge John j. Tattan. They are ma
king the trip overland.
DR.. A. N. Smith and 7. H. Mark
expected to leave yesterday for
three weeks hunting trip in the moul
tains but postponed the trip on al
count of bad weather. A wire fro
their guide brought the informatio
LudL q I'LL III was AoStAS
the section where they expected
hunt.
People who have been wonderir
who was getting the interest on the
money invested in army surpl1
food over a month ago are assure
by the postal authorities that thu
will receive their order this mon
and if not this month, probably ne
month. Anyway, the authorities a
hopeful the stuff will arrive befo
Christmas.
Yesterday Rev. and Mrs. Christi
returned to Havre after an extend
trip to their old homes at Waite
loo and Auburn, New York, respectiv
ly and to New York City, Washingt
and other points. Rev. Christler sa
that the prosperity of the east is wo
derful, with money SO plentiful tn
it is being spent like water, with t
result that all travel and amuseme
places are so congested as to make
impossible to get accommodations, a
if gotten the prices are unbelievat
high. He says that he is mighty gl
to get back to the open air and frt
dom of Montana.-Promoter
S. c. Moore, who represented t
Fort Peck Relief association at Was
ington in an effort to obtain HI
for the drouth stricken farmers
this reservation, and Gus Hedderi
who represented the Fort Peck
dams in Washington during the p
week, came home Wednesday. There
nothing further to do at present W
the bill is presented to the sena
Senator Henry L. Myers is now p
pairing the bill. Mr.. Moore spt
highly of the good work Mr.. Held
ich did in Washington. "Mr. Held
ich had the interests of the tribe
heart at all times, said Mr.. Moo
and in my estimation the Fort p
Indians could not have sent a bet
man to Washington Poplar Sta