The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-11-21
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Isabella Stewart of Glentana was a
business visitor in the city on Friday.
Among the Wolf Point visitors here
Thursday were Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Lrentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Butler of Saco
were guests at the Glasgow hotel this
week.
W. C. Kahle was down from Ophelm
on Thursday and registered at the
Glasgow hotel.
Patronize the Methodist Ladies' Aid
bazaar for plain and fancy articles
December 3.
Floyd R. Holcomb of Saco was trans
acting business in the city on Thurs
day of this week.
Jack Keefe, Opheim auctioneer, was
mingling with his many friends IN
Glasgow the first of the week.
The Milk River Livestock Shipping
association shipped four carloads OF
stock on Thursday of this week.
Monday evening MI. and Mrs. Joe
Smart returned from a "Trip TO polHlo
in the western part of the state.
Mrs. Leo Schaeffer has accepted a
position with P. ]. Wittmayer in the
Rumble Abstract company office.
7 DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Mowatt of Wolf
Point were in Glasgow on Tuesday,
> the guests of DR.. and Mrs. A. N,
Smith.
Do your Christmas shopping early.
n Where? At the Methodist Ladies' AID
t bazaar, Wednesday, December 3, at
f the church.
" H. M. Fox, well known Glentana
merchant, was in Glasgow several days
this week. He was a witness on the
Zook sedition trial.
While resting at the Methodist Lad
les Aid bazaar let the ladies serve
YOU with delicious refreshments a
the tea booth, December Third.
j. I. Lebert, formerly of this cit!
and now located at Kalispell, was at
tending to business matters and call
% ing on Glasgow friends this week.
~ Do you need an apron or do yo'
of want a piece of fancy work? The
=. attend the Methodist Ladies' Aid ba
-, zaar, December 3, at the church.
How about some additional insur
ance on your dwelling and furniture
Call and see A. w. Rundle-Rundl
Land and Abstract Co. 27-t
9 Go north, young man, to the Metf
"S odist church, to buy your sweetheart
Christmas gift. When? Wednesda,
~ December 3.
Assistant Attorney General Otto /
10 Gerth has been in the city the pa
,.+ week conducting the prosecution
the several cases being tried und'
,+v the recent grand jury indictments.
rod Permelia Clark of Glasgow, supe
intendent of the Deaconess hosplt
at, of that city, is in Plentywood the Ia
ter part of the week attending to bu
mess at the courthouse.-Plentywo
NV Pioneer Press.
Order your engraved Xmas gre
ing cards now. A beautiful line
80 samples to select from at the Cot
Ter office.
Melvin Henry, we'll known Avond;
re- farmer, was attending district COZ
the here this week. Mr.. Henry insured hi
leo self against dearth Of news for
wn. next year by subscribing to the Co
|ern Ter while in town.
Mrs. H. o. Morgan and daught
Kali June, returned Tuesday morning fir
tent Mortified, Minnesota, where tt
citv have visited with relatives for the p
af- couple of months. They went out
sale their Glentana home that afternoon
!. Fred F. Smith, cashier Of the Fa1
part ers State Bank of Opheim, was
reat tending to business matters here
cow first of the week. Mr.. Smith went
ute Hinsdale Tuesday morning, return
the that afternoon on a freight train.
Alfred Peterson has purchased
AL Lindberg farm on the Milk river n
itors Whatley, and will convert it into
+ the alfalfa farm. 1t is now covered v
rose bushes ana DUCK prush, d e
evelt indication OF the pest al1aIa l:
cleo The deal was made through the
House Insurance company.
spar, Roy Amel, vice president and n
ager Of the First state SANK ol
Mrs. helm, was looking after business
itch ~terests in Glasgow the first of
, the week. Mr.. Amel states that his t
, the is not suffering any as a result OF
y be- coal miners strike as tnere Is
was of good Ignite in the hills ives
Opheim.