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


the city this week visiting her many
Glasgow friends.
Attorney John A. Goodrich spent
several days this week in Bainville
on business pertaining to his profess
sion.
C. A. Berth, representing the Die
bold Safe & Lock company, was a
business visitor in Glasgow Wednes-
day.
CORN-Car of nice yellow
corn in transit. Order now and
get the out-of-car price. Markle
Transfer Co. 2Otf
E. D. Button, cashier of the Farm
ers-Stockgrowers bank, left the fore
part of the week for a business trip
to Moose Jaw, and other Canadian
points.
County Agent Murray E. Stebbins
has an article in this issue Of The
Courier on the wintering of livestock
which every farmer in Valley county
should read.
Earl Rankin, the efficient Courier
"devil" has been laid up the past week
with a mild case of mumps. During
his illness Harold Holland is filling
his position in the office.
Charles Goodrich, son of Attorney
Goodrich, was operated on at the Dea-
coness hospital last Friday for appen-
dicitis. He is now recovering nicely
and will soon be out again.
Joseph A. MILESTONE, Sam Gross
man and T. J. Hooking were guests
of the Roosevelt county editors at their
meeting in Poplar last Saturday night.
They report a most enjoyable time.
F. D. Alvord of this city was elect
ed one of the trustees of the State
Firemen's association at their annual
meeting held in Dillon last week. The
firemen will hold their next meeting
at Roundup.
Wallace Coburn is in the city this
week, having arrived from California
where he has been working with a
moving picture concern for the past
few years. He expects to remain here
for a time.-Malta Enterprise.
Miss Elizabeth Morris writes from
Sidney, Mont, that she is enjoying
her vacation and will leave shortly
for a two months visit at her old home
in Missouri, after which she will re.
sumo her work at the Emporium.
Word was received in Glasgow this
week that Captain Jos. Sternhager
was back in the United States, having
returned from overseas with the first
division. He is spending a few weeks
visiting in Denver before returning tt
Glasgow.
The U. S. employment service a
Glasgow a place five men on rec
lamation work at Malta, Is men a
Frazer and 3 at Paisley. They als'
have several jobs open for 2-hors'
teams at Paisley and also four or fiv'
farm jobs.
Lou Bretkz arrived in the city Tues
day morning from the southern par
of Texas, where he is engaged in run
ming a fruit farm. He stated that h
has not yet heard whether the recen
hurricane had affected their part o
the country or not.
H. B. Booth and V. Booth arrive
from Endale, Kansas today and hav
secured work through the U. S. en-
ployment service. The Booths al
impressed with this section of tn
state and intend to take up land j
: Valley county next spring.
: Rev. j. R. Jeffrey Of the Method:
:: church received this week his appoin
ment of first lieutenant and chaplai
in the officers reserve corps. H
duties will be performed only und'
8 special orders, which will probab
require him to go into camp for
8 month each year. In case of war
. will be called into immediate servic
Assessment Of the wire lines of tt
< Mountain States Telephone & Tel
q graph company in Montana has be-
g fixed by the state board of equaliz
X ton at 81 ,996,O58.6O. Furniture, fl
q lures and real estate owned by t
3 company are assessed by the differe
8 counties, and the total valuation
a S537,160, making the total valuati
= = of the company's properties 1888;
8 218.60. The company operates in
= of the so counties of the state.
Il Ed Schackleton, Dan Jackson a
4 U. S. Canton departed last night
= Boise, Idaho, where they have be
& subpoened in a lawsuit of a she
: : case. They will go to Portland, o:
. gon, and from there to Boise. 7
case is against the Great Northe
4 Railway company, started by A. +
= senkranz, who ran sheep in this
s cality for some time.-Nashua In
Il pendent.