The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-11-07
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Houses for rent-All kinds-Log
House Insurance Agency. 24tf
Fred Wilson of Frazer was a bust
ness visitor in Glasgow on Monday.
J. P. Mcintyre and George F.. Burke
left Wednesday evening for Great
Falls.
Read the Royal typewriter ad. on
another page of this issue. 1t will
interest you.
Mrs. Maude billiard and daughter
have moved to Wolf Point from their
ranch neal here.
Mrs. R. C. Ward visited with Mrs.
O. H. Hanson and Mrs. F. H. Bissell
of Wolf Point last week.
The Doughboy Coal Dealer
handles White Cross flour. See
him. 70
Order your engraved Xmas greet
ing cards now. A beautiful line of
samples to select from at the Cour-
Ter office.
Mrs. Wilbur Crawford and little son
returned on Tuesday after an extend
ed visit at her former home at Owa-
tonna, MINI.
BE SAFE-Get your winters
coal supply in while you can get
it. Prices are going up.-Mar-
kle Transfer Co. tt
Verne E. Mcintyre and F. B. Gillette
of Hinsdale were down last week ma
king arrangements for a big celebra-
ton to be held their on armistice day.
Hal FABIAN was visiting friends here
Wednesday. Hal is now with the
3 Montana Cord Tire company with
headquarters at Great Falls.
Y 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
GOALS going up. Better Or
$ der now while cars are arriving
daily.-Markle Transfer Co. If
Miss Louise Kjos of Fargo, N. D.,
n was in the city on Wednesday to make
arrangements for putting on a pat
n riotic pageant to be staged the first
week in December.
The S. ]. Rumble family have NOV
ed into an apartment in the Rumble
building. E. A. Edberg has leased the
Rumble home or the south side fol
ut the winter months.
lie CORN-Car of nice yellow
'g corn in transit. Order now and
get the out-of-car price. Markle
Transfer Co. 2Ott
Mrs. Lillian G. Jones, who has beer
u visiting her daughter, Mrs. L.. E
Jones, for the past two months, lief
for her home in Minneapolis Thursda,
st morning.
Miss Belle Minnick, who for tn
IS. past few months has been employee
ur in a store at Malta, has returned t
e. Glasgow and is again in her forme
he position with the Lewis MEDIUM CON
lis pany.
A. B. Rotering returned from Min
ne neapolis last week after an extende
as visit with his mother at that plac'
is Mr.. Rotering was called to serve o
the jury and will probably remain
is Glasgow this winter.
til w. H. Mann left Wednesday morn
he ing for Great Falls to attend the goo
DIV roads convention, as a delegate fro1
Valley county. The meeting is #
et- the purpose of organizing a state GOO
ITS roads organization. A telegram r
to ceived Wednesday states that the1
will be 1875 present from various Sc
lions Of the state.
est Better be safe than sorry. 1nsul
- your property now with the Otto \
u. ChristinsOn Land Co., consolidate
the with the johnson Farm Loan Co. 81
mn Service men in Montana who as
her result of their military service are be
du- eficiaries of the Bureau of War Ri:
Insurance and eligible to vocation
ur- training are showing a lack Of inte
re-? est in the intensive drive which Il
die agents of the federal board for voc
7-tf tional education are conducting
lei clear up all cases in the state.
for Is your house insured7 If not, 8
49, the Otto M. Christinson Land Co., co
one sOlidated with the johnson Farm LO'
she Co. 81
gre j. A. johnson, south Of town, rails
ing 20 acres of corr this year. He gr'
seven different varieties, some M
day souri, corn with ears higher than 70
to head. The best all around corn, n
a johnson says, is the Minnesota
LEY Everything will live fat at the job
tors son ranch this winter. Take a
ave from Johnson, he is getting ri
growings corn.-Saco Independent.
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