The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-11-14
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Leo w. Taylor was in town the first
of the week from his home in the
Thoeny country.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. v. Mullen of Wern-
er, North Dakota, are registered at
the Glasgow hotel.
Edward F%ournier drove down from
Oeheim the first of the week to at
tend to business matters here.
Mrs. Thomas Markle has been quite
sick for the past several days. She
is now on the road to recovery.
Stephen Jacey, rancher of the Eight
Point country, was looking after bus
mess interests in Glasgow Tuesday.
Arthur Carlson, we'll known farmer
of. the Baylor country, came to Glas-
gov Wednesday to attend district
court.
D. C. Knapp, one of the prominent
business men of Scobey, was looking
after business matters in Glasgow
Tuesday.
Ezra N. Hill, prominent real estate
man of Glasgow, returned Saturday
from a business trip to Great Falls
and Helena.
Is your car insured? If not, call
and see us. We insure it against fire,
theft and transportation-Rundle Land
and Abstract Co. 27-tf
James Butcher. homesteader Of the
Barr neighborhood, was attending to
business matters in Glasgow the first
of the week.
Otto Gerth, assistant attorney gen
eral, came up from Helena Wednes-
: day morning to attend to ONE cases
in district court here.
You-ll-B-Surprised how fast time
flies. Order your engraved Xmas
cards now. A beautiful line on dis
play at the Courier office.
j. M. Thoeny, father of the thriving
town of Thoeny, thirty-five miles north
of Hinsdale, is in town this week as
a witness in a case in district court
n Miss May Trumper, state superin
tendent of public instruction, arrived
" in Glasgow yesterday to inspect tn
local schools and confer with the 10
cal school board.
It Mrs. Thompson, of Dodson, wa
brought to the D%eaconess hospital her
"a Monday evening, where she is now
D. patient. Late reports are that sh
is getting along nicely.
A. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Smart and so
s. Billy left Tuesday for a visit wit
ST friends in Havre and Great Falls. 10
Joined the Elks at Havre Tuesda
H. night and will return to Glasgow wit
IL antlers.
T. How about some additional insul
ance on your dwelling and furniture
Call and see A. w. Rundle-Rund]
a, Land and Abstract Co. 81
IN Un%dersheriff Jack Teal returne
X Monday from Great Falls, where
as spent a few days attending to bus
W. ness matters. He states that bushes
us conditions seem very lively in the ele
n trio city.
Mayor Sid Benentt came over fro
ne Scobey the first of the week to LOO
!ct after business interests here and Wis
with local friends. Mayor Benne
states that the city of Scobey is e
. joying a very good business, despi
the short crops of the past few yeal
re VIM. Dickman, merchant and may
ne of the town of Baylor, was looki1
lis after business matters in Glasgow tn
"a week. Mr.. Dickman says business
good in Baylor and the people of tn
,p- community are in no wise discou
as aged by the crop failures of the pa
in couple Of years.
is w. Barry came in from Glenta,
nd the first of the week to assist N.
ng Baker in loading his household fl
%niture for shipment to Bonners FL
M ry, Idaho, where the Baker FAM
nd will make their future home. n
Berry has rented Mr.. Bakers fal
nat adjoining the TOWNSHIP of Glentana.
Order your engraved Xmas gre
rec ing cards now. A beautiful line
led samples to select from at the Coz
Ter office.
the James Murphy was here Wedn'
ess day from Bowdoin, where he is wo1
Lee ing for the Great Northern. Mr.. M,
re- ply has a homestead in the north col
ion t.y upon which he sowed a crop Il
ons year, but owing to the lack of mo
ay, ture did not register very strong VIII
lick threshing time rolled round. Howev
rye he is not weakening and says he v
'os- give old mother earth another char
to make good next year.