The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24

We do business with the most reli-
able insurance companiese of the day.
Rumble Land & Abstract Co. 26tf
Now is the time to order your en-
graved greeting cards for Christmas.
The Courier has a splendid assortment
to select from.
BE SAFE-Get your winters
coal supply in while you can get
it. Prices are going up.-Mar-
kle Transfer Co. If
j. H. Coffey and Jerry Flynn were
business visitors from Wolf Point
Tuesday. Mr.. Coffey reports the new
terminal as "booming."
Mrs. S. H. Turner, wife of c. F. Tur-
ner, treasurer of Valley county, has
recently been appointed deputy treas
urer, and has already assumed the
duties of the office.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery of Havre,
who formerly resided in this city, was
visiting her many friends here this
week, and looking after business mat
tiers.
Miss Kathleen Molyneau writes from
Dublin, Ireland, to her friends here
that she has Travelled through Eng
land, Scotland and Ireland and enjoy
ed the trip very much, and that she
expected to leave soon for France.
Miss Opal Caldwell, who has fol
some time been s~tenographer for Nor
f ris, Hurd & Mcclellan, resigned her pc
t sition, and left last Saturday for Spo
kane for a few weeks visit with rela
e tives, after which she will go on t.
$ the coast to remain for the winter.
e GOALS going up. Better or
der now while cars are arriving
: daily.-Markle Transfer Co. t
n Mrs. w. B. Shoemaker, Mrs. Emil,
Whitbread and Mrs. c. w. Powell lief
last Saturday for, Billings to atten
. the Rebekah assembly which was he'll
there from Monday to Thursday Q
this week. They will visit a short tim
in Great Falls on their return.
Miss Macie Moore has accepted he
old position with the firm of Morris
Hurd & Mcclellan, taking the positio
recently vacated by Miss Opal Gale
we'll, who left last week for the coas
Miss Nellie Johonnott, county 81
perintendent Of schools, was a vlslt(
at Oswego last week.
Better be safe than sorry. InsuI
your property now with the Otto \
ChristinsOn Land Co.. consolidate
with the Johnson Farm Loan Co. 81
County Commissioners Carl ). Al
derson and Peter A. West, County A
ditor H. G. Wolking and L. E. Jon
returned Saturday from Miles Gil
where they attended the annual NEE
ing of county officials held last wee
They report a most enjoyable al
profitable convention and that the pc
lie of Miles City were "there and owe
as entertainers.
E. Holt and L. j. Manor still insi
that it is not necessary to go to tt
mountains to get big game. Th'
made a trip on Sunday to 9th Poi
in Garfield county and had the go
fortune to bag two big buck dee
These are the first deer that the
dependent has had any knowledge
being killed in these parts.-Nash
Independent.
CORN-Ca of nice yello
corn in transit. Order now al
get the out-of-car price. Mark
Transfer Co. 2O
j. P. Murphy arrived Sunday MOI
ing and is spending the week Wis
ing Glasgow friends and straighte
ing up some business affairs Of the
firm of Parker & Murphy of viii
he was a member. Mr.. Murphy
ports that he and Mr.. Parker are n
connected with a corporation in 20
land, and that they expect to enga
in business in the east within a sh'
time.
Glasgow friends of Miss Vida Hi
formerly on the Courier news sta
have received word from her that s
has resigned her position as socie
editor of the Great Falls Tribune a
is leaving November / for her no
in Atlantic, Iowa. After a few ds
with her parents she is going e
where she has accepted a post
as publicity secretary of the natio:
Y. W. C. A. with headquarters at
Lexington avenue, New York City.
This weather feels like winter. H
would the prospect of being burr
out some cold winter night with
insurance to fall back on appeal
YOU. Call and see A. w. Rumble
Rumble Land & Abstract Co. 2
Word received from Miss Car
Neal Herring, who is attending
Word Belmont school at NaShvl