The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-04-18
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Ed Combs was down from Opheim
yesterday.
Chas. Wolfe of Malta was in the
city Monday.
Mrs. Julia A. Derig Of Glentana IS
in the city today.
Earl H. jacobson was down from
Opheim Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLain of Lismass
were in the city yesterday.
The Rev. J. M. Nelson will hold
services on Good Friday and Easter
at Malta.
The Log House, insurance and real
estate. Orval E. Mason. Mgr.
Attorneys Babcock and Ellory OF
Plentywood have established a branch
office in Mondak.
The Fuller Motor company OF MI
not took over the Wolf Point Motor
company last week.
Nels Tandberg Of Vandalia return
GU ldSI "SCh ~ oA
at Northwood, N. Oak.
Real Bargain Sales in Farm Ma
chinery. See us before buying-Cole-
man Hardware Co. SOFT
Word has been received here that
DR.. Hoyt will arrive in New York
Easter Sunday morning.
A new theatre is being erected in
Wolf Point, when completed the build
ing will cost 100000.
, A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hudson at the Deacon
: ess hospital Tuesday morning.
f Do you want to sell your land? II
so list it with US now in time to have
it advertised in our new folder. Run
! die Land & Abstract Co. 45-tf-c
Gordon Jameson returned Wednes'
day morning from a trip to Chicago
G Mrs. Jameson accompanied him mi
g is going to visit in Minneapolis fol
a few weeks.
DR.. w. A. Kirk returned Tuesda.
q from the east, and expects to again
take up his professional work in tn
e city. At present he is receiving ap
- pointments at his home.
. Fremont Gideon arrived home thi
IS morning from Fort Russell, Wyo
lie where he was honorably discharge
from the service; he returned fror
France with the Dist division.
" If you want to sell your land thi
IS year, list with US now in time to hav
it advertised in our new folder. Run
die Land & Abstract Co. 45-tf-
. John T. Gilbert Of Hinsdale arrive
~ here this morning from Fort Russell
Wyoming, where he received his hor
orable discharge from the service. Gil
y bert was in the Dist division and wa
~, wounded in the battle Of the Argonn'
~ VIM. Dray of Opheim arrived i
: Glasgow this morning from Fort Rus
Il sell, Wyo., where he received his hol
orable discharge. Dray served wit
~ the 362nd infantry of the 91st divi!
IN ion in France and was wounded in tt
If battle of the Argonne.
=, Better be safe than sorry. Insul
your property now with the Otto \
ChristinsOn Land Co.. consolidate
with the Johnson Farm Loan Co. 81
Mike L. Demko and Beryl R. Greer
of Nashua arrived in Glasgow tn
morning from Fort Russell, Wye
where they received their honorab
discharges from the service; bo'
boys were in the 160th infantry al
saw considerable action in France.
Oscar Moe of Tobison, who serv,
with the 326th machine gun compal
in France, arrived in Glasgow Tue
day morning. Moe did not go in
action with his company because
an attack Of the flu. His brotht
Emil, who was in the same compar
died in the base hospital of pneumo
ia.
Ole G. Almening, who has a fan
a few miles north of Glasgow, ]
turned home Wednesday morning
ter spending fourteen months
France, five of which he spent on
firing line, when he received a see
wound at the battle Of Cantigny tt
forced him out of action for the
mainder of the war. Almening Il
Glasgow with Company G.
Walter Cash has received his hi
orable discharge and returned to Gl;
gov Tuesday morning. He was
the battle of Argonne and went o0
the top seven times and was woune
in the shoulder the last time he w
over. He was in the same squ
with Earl Drexler, also a Glasg
boy, who had three fingers shot
his right hand the first time he W.
over the top.