The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-12-19
and Great Falls.

ana GfeaC rams.
Attorney Harry S%choening of Wolf
Point is a business visitor in town to-
day.
Jay Lytle was taken to the general
hospital yesterday seriously i'll with
smallpox.
Mrs. Leo B. Coleman and daughter
will leave in a few days for an extend
ed visit with Mrs. Coleman's sister
in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Lockwood came
up from P%lentywood last evening and
will spend the weekend visiting Glas-
gov friends.
Several of the teachers in the city
schools will leave tomorrow for their
respective homes. Miss Henderson
will go to Winnipeg, Man., Miss Elk
ley to Mankato, Mimi; and Miss
Gordon and Miss Edwards will go to
Iowa.
The home service of the Red Cross
served hot coffee to the members of
the Glasgow fire department during
tn long siege of fire fighting at J.
L. T%ruscott's store. Mrs. Devine of
the Just Inn furnished the coffee graf
is.
The city council has had the reser-
voir scrapped off and put in an excel
lent shape for flooding which will
make it an ideal rink for skaters dur
ing the holidays. City Clerk j. X.
Mitchell states that a warming room
will be furnished and lights strung
this week.
Walter H. Grogan of the Grogan-
Robinson Lbr. Co., has been in Willis
ton and other points east taking in
ventory of their yards. Mr.. and Mrs
Grogan expect to leave the first of
the year for California where they
will spend the remainder of the win.
ter.
The school nurse for the past two
weeks has been weighing and meas.
uring school children in Glasgow. She
reports IS per cent under weight and
is hoping the parents will be interested
in correcting this defect. Miss West.
erman is anxious to cooperate with
the parents and asks them to call on
her at any time, 208 Rumble building,
Last Saturday Mrs. Peter Thron-
berg Of Galpin received a message
from Havre stating that her sister
Mrs. Pratt was seriously i'll. Mrs.
Thronberg left the same evening for
Havre but before arriving there her
sister had passed away. Mrs. Pratt
resided in Glasgow for some time and
undoubtedly has many friends here
who will be grieved to learn of her
death.
Better be safe than sorry. Insure
your property now with the Otto M.
Christinson Land Co.. consolidated
with the Johnson Farm Loan Co. 31tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A. Milestone
and sons George and Donald returned
Wednesday from Minot after a ten
days stay, consulting an eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist. Mrs. Milestone
submitted to an operation on her nose,
Mr.. Milestone had his tonsils removed
and young George had his eyesight
corrected.
The home service office of the Red
Cross, located in the Rumble building,
is n of the busiest places in the
city. Valley county is we'll organ
lied under the peace time program.
Boxes of warm clothing and materials
are being sent out all through the
county each day to the families in the
rural districts who because of the
three years drouth are in need of as
sistance. Mrs. Geo. H. Berry is in
charge of the relief work and reports
! that many calls for help because OF
sickness are being responded to from
this office.
The United States civil service com
mission that a stenograph.
er, typist, and stenographer-typist ex.
i: animation will be held in this city OF
January II, 1920. From the regis
! ter resulting from this examination
! certification will be made to fill va.
! cancies as they may occur in the po'
sition of s~tenographer, typist, or stem
ographer-typist in federal offices il
4 the eleventh district washington, Or
egon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming ane
Alaska). Entrance salaries range
: from 5000 to $1,000 per annum. Ag,
: limits are 10 years or owe Appli
cation blanks and information can b.
secured from the local secretary
1 board of civil service examiners, a
the postofice, this city, or the sec
rotary, Eleventh Civil Service Dis
8 trict, 303 Postoffice building, Seattle
Washington.