The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-03

town Tuesday on business.
Miss Joe Sullivan spent Sunday Wis
iting with friends at Poplar.
Returns of the world series games
are being received at the Club cigar
store.
James Deegan, a pioneer merchant
of Frazer, was a business visitor in
Glasgow yesterday. !
Earl Combs was in town the first
of the week from Opheim attending
to business matters.
GOALS going up. Better Or
der now while cars are arriving
daily.-Markle Transfer Co. If
Carroll Durkee has gone to Fargo,
North Dakota, to take up a two years
course in pharmacy at the A. G. COL
lege.
Ralph J.. Boyd of Culbertson has
been appointed editor-in-chief of the
college paper of the Montana Wesley
an university. ......
j. B. Wilson, who is connected with
the international Harvester company
at Hinsdale, was transacting business
in the city on Tuesday.
F. W. Mercile, stockman on the res
ervation south of Avondale, returned
the first of the week from Chicago,
where he went with a shipment of
cattle.
The Elks' lodge of Havre have let
the contract for the excavation of
the basement of their new home in
that city. The home will be located
on the site of the Pleasant Home cafe.
Word was received here Tuesday Of
the death of the two weeks old baby
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Roberts at Will
liston. The many local friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts extend sympathy.
Mrs. Inez Creswell departed Sun
day for St. Paul, where she will spend
the winter. Mrs. Creswell is a sister
of Mrs. Jos. MILESTONE, and has been
employed in the First National bank
> of Opheim for the past year.
= Mrs. O. j. Fogelquist of Glentana
left Monday night for Olivia, Mime
sofa, where she will attend the we'd
ding of her niece. She will also Wis
it with her mother and sister, who
live at Clarisa, MINI.
Fire completely destroyed the Sacc
creamery building last Monday eve
ming. The building was practically
destroyed before the fire was discov.
cred. The origin of the fire is I'M
known.
Mrs. Leo Coleman has returned
from attending the Red Cross meet
ing held in Butte last week. She re
ports a most enthusiastic and instruc
tive meeting. En- route home she Wis
tied with friends in Great Falls.
Clyde v. Pence, who was formerl.
connected with the Rumble Land {
Abstract company and who is now il
business in Council, Idaho, is in Glas
Cow this week looking after bushes
interests and greeting his man,
friends.
CORN-Car of nice yellow
corn in transit. Order now an
get the out-0f-car price. Markl
Transfer Co. got
Adolph LaFond claims to be the OF
iginal potato grower in this sectio
and he can produce a yield that wi
make most of them in the state hurr
some to beat. He has just harveste
his crop of tubers and on n ac1
measured, secured $50 bushels. A
doubt as to whether this section of tt
state can raise spuds is dissipated.
c. o. Moore, proprietor of the She
+ man hotel at Wolf Point, announce
. two additional stories to the hotel al
Z that when completed he will have OF
Il of the most modern and up to da
e & hotels in the state. Claude is a Ii
E wire and makes his presence felt
s any community he decides to light
E E A. J. illegal and niece Miss Ire
F.. illegal came down from Saco Mond'
q evening in order that Mr.. illegal mig
e receive medical treatment at the he
= pital. Mr.. illegal was kicked in t
s arm by a horse some time ago, a
& the injured member is not respond
= to treatment as well as his ma
= friends could wish.
n Mrs. G. L. Davis was called to Va
s dalia Wednesday night by a rep
e coming to Saco that Mr.. Davis h
. been seriously injured, but after
: 8 examination it was found that
= bones were broken and that he +
8 sustained only a few bruises and v
4 badly shaken up. Mr.. Davis /
. trouble in starting the car he v
2 driving and in a final attempt
3 machine was pushed to the top O:
8 steep hill and he got in. That is
= last he can remember of what h
3 pened. The car turned over "
4 him and he vas picked up in an
9 conscious condition, but is now a
to be up and around.-Saco Indepe
s"t.