The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-11-21
Local BreuitieS

The Log House, insurance and real
estate. Orval E. Mason. Mgr.
We do business with the most reli-
able insurance companies of the day.
Rumble Land and Abstract Co. 27tf
W. E. McGarry of Wolf Point called
on Glasgow friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rosholt of Roam
wood were down from the north coun-
try this week.
L. A. Rober, representing the Min
neapolis Paper company, was a bust
ness caller in Glasgow Monday.
George Anderson was in Glasgow
Tuesday calling on his friends and
looking after business matters.
L. A. Manor, cashier of the First
National Bank of Nashua, was a bust
ness visitor in Glasgow Saturday.
Houses for rent-All kinds-Log
House Insurance Agency. 24tf
j. L. Truscott went down to Nashua
on Wednesday in the interests of the
Montana Development association.
W. M. Leonard returned Thursday
morning from Seattle, Spokane and
other western points where he has
been visiting with relatives and
friends.
George T. Burke returned Friday
from Great Falls where he spent a few
DAYS on business. He expects to leave
in a few days for points in Califor-
MIA and Mexico.
r. F. Spears, formerly conductor on
a run between Glasgow and Havre but
now acting as trainmaster east OF
Wolf Point, was calling on Glasgow
friends Monday.
Mrs. w. E. Davis left Thursday
morning for her home at Scobey af
ter spending a few days visiting he,
sister, Mrs. George Alsop and Mrs
Ben H. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Voter am
daughter Betty returned Saturda,
from Washington state where the,
have been visiting with friends durin'
the past few weeks.
Sid Bennett, pioneer merchant an
one of the founders Of the city c
Scobey, was a business visitor in Glas
gov Saturday on his way home frol
a trip to the state capitol.
Sam Grossman and E. A. Edber
returned the latter part of last wee
from a trip to Great Falls and Havr
They drove down from Havre Frids
in Sans Super Six Hudson.
Mrs. Fred Fischl and little son r
turned Tuesday morning from Gre
Falls and will remain in Glasgow u
til such time as MI. Fischl can ma
arrangements for a residence in Gre
Falls. }
Henry j. Landre, formerly depu
sheriff of this county and now engag
in the transfer business at Spokar
was calling on Glasgow friends and {
tending to business matters a few da
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Booth emit
tanned a number of friends at a du
dinner on Wednesday evening. Tn
expect to leave about November
for California where they will spe
the winter months.
j. P. S%ternhagen purchased the
linquishment and has filed on
splendid 100 acre homestead Of TIL
dore Franek, a few miles west of to,
Joe says he expects to go into mode
farming next year.
H. A. Alternately, representing K
man, Matteson & Wood, investm
bankers of st. Paul, was in the {
the fore part of the week looking
ter matters in connection with the S
of Valley county refunding bonds.
j. L. Truscott returned the fore r
c of the week from Butte and CT
Falls where he represented Glass
at the merchants meeting in b
and the irrigation convention at
Falls.
Major C. B. Lohmiller, Howard
ger and J.. B. Dollard were visi
from Poplar Sunday. They report
reservation city rapidly making p
arations to take care of the Roose
county seat after the next general
ton.
The ranch home of Frank Gas
near Hinsdale, was completely dest
ed by fire one day last week.
Gaspar and children were in the k
en- of the home and the doors to
other rooms were closed, allowing
fire to gain considerable Roadway
fore it was discovered. The loss
partially covered by insurance.