The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-09-26

L. X. Devlin, state humane officer,
business in Glasgow We'd
Attorney C. H. Stevens of Malta
was a business visitor in Glasgow yes
terday.
Clarence Hall and c. D. Arnot were
business visitors at Great Falls this
week.
Edward Hodapp, we'll known Opheim
merchant, was attending to business
matters in Glasgow Monday.
The Courier has received the new
line of Engraved Christmas Greeting
cards. Come in and order now.
H. G.. Fox, merchant prince of the
town of Baylor, was in Glasgow Mon
day looking after business affairs.
, F. C. Winkelbleck was among the
Opheim was among the Opheim folks
who attended to business matters in
Glasgow the first of the week.
County Commissioners Carl J. An
derson, c. H. Pipin and Peter A.
West were visitors in Glasgow yester-
day.
The people of Nashua are arrang-
ing for a big homecoming party and
reception for their soldiers and sailors
for Saturday evening, September 81.
Norman Bliss, formerly Of Glas-
gov but now of Wolf Point, was in
town the first Of the week on his way
to Missoula, where he will enter the
state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Smart and Mr..
and Mrs. W. F. Shannon motored to
Poplar last Friday to take in the
Roosevelt county fair
A large number of Glasgow people
attended the Poplar fair last week and
returned with var words of praise
for the fair management and the hos
pitality of the Poplar people.
Otto ]. Freund returned Tuesday
from Devils Lake, North, Dakota,
where he has been during threshing
season. He reports that the country
around Devils Lake Melted about a
half crop.
GOALS going up. Better or.
der now while cars are arriving
daily.-Markle Transfer Co. If
Mrs. M. D. Hoyt returned Sunday
morning from Great Falls. She has
been touring the state via auto with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Redmond of Mon
dak. Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond are ex-
pected to arrive in Glasgow this week
The condition of the Glasgow city
streets has been improved the past
week by filling in the chuck holes with
cinders. The man who can discover
a permanent filling for gumbo streets
can make an easy fortune in Montana
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Jerrow enjoyed
a visit yesterday from Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Gritz of Glasgow, who returned
that day from a visit with friends a
Bemidji, Minnesota. They also at
tended the Minnesota state fair while
!" IOIllOCCI.
DR.. Smith, the dentist, came in iron
his homestead south Of Oswego Mon
day and went to Opheim that after
noon to practice his profession Their
for a few weeks. He stated to a Cour
Ter representative that he may decid
to locate in the northern empire per
manently if business warrants it.
Mrs. P. Segall of Minneapolis, moth
= er of Mrs. Sam Grossman Of this city
arrived Sunday morning for a fey
-, weeks visit with her daughter. MI
= and Mrs. Sam Grossman and Mr.:
: Segall expect to leave some time mex
week for an overland trip to Grea
: Falls.
The Jos. Wise family, who hav
been residents of Opheim for the pas
several years, moved their househol
goods the first Of the week to Glas
gow, where they will make their fl
u ture home. The Wises have made
. large number of friends during the
residence in the north country WI
y are sorry to lose them but wish thel
" the best of luck in their new locatio,
-Opheim Observer.
Boyd Thompson, who formerly col
le Quoted a garage in Baylor and WI
= returned recently from overseas Sc
N vice, was in town Monday on his VIZ
4 to Eckelson, North Dakota, where
< will engage in farming in partnersh
le with his father, who is extensively e
1T gagged in that business there. Bo,
IS shipped his horses and farm machi
IN cry from his Baylor ranch to his ne
y location.
Basil z. Gordon arrived in NASH
on Friday of last week, having ma
I'd the trip from St. Paul overland
or company with Jack Colwell of FIR
en- ger. Basil has just received his d
ep charge from the army, after havil
e. spent 26 months in the service. ]
he returned from France on the 10th
rn last month and was discharged
o. Camp Dodge. He will be associat
To- hereafter with the editor in the pub
Ie- cation of the Nashua Independe
Nashua Independent.