The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-01-31

A. A. Blackjack of Nashua was in
the city yesterday.
L. M. Quinn was down from Glen
tana yesterday transacting business.
Mrs. Bower Robinson is visiting rel
atives in Saco and Malta this week.
Emile and Olaf Eliason Of Opheim
were transacting business in the city
yesterday.
DR.. W. A. Kirk, Osteopathic Physi-
clan, Glasgow National Bank. Phone
Fred E. Swanson and V. Swenson
of Avondale were registered at the
Glasgow Wednesday.
George Hunter of Barr was down
attending district court this week,
acting as a witness.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Clark of Glen
tana are in Glasgow and are guests
at the Glasgow hotel.
: Miss Irene illegal of Saco is a guest
/ at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. L.
Herring this week.
The Red Cross chapter has been no
titled to sell the yarn which they
have on hand, and parties wishing to
? buy are requested to call at the work
rooms.
I J. C. Edsall, a constructing engin-
eer from Portland, Ore, is in the city
, looking over the country with a view
to locating here.
The big Cash Clearance Sale at the
Emporium closes Saturday, February
= LIST. Special discounts for that day in
every department.
= G. A. Mccormick left Wednesday
morning for Chehalis, Wash, where
: he will assume charge Of a mill.
D Is your house insured? If not. see
the Otto M. ChristinsOn Land Co., con-
R solidated with the Johnson Farm Loan
Co. Stiff
H S. johnson was down from OPP
helm yesterday. This fine weather
makes travelling in a car an easy
matter.
:, George Waller, a veterinary sur
:. geon residing at Tampico, is in the
city this week attending to business
interests.
F. W. Hudson, a prominent stock
y man from the Missouri river, is stop
> ping at the Glasgow hotel a few days
this week.
j. H. Wurst, manager of the Piper.
Howe Lumber company, and E. P
: Bancroft, auditor of the same con
Germ, were up in the north country
this week.
= The big Cash Clearance Sale at thu
Emporium closes Saturday, Februar.
y LIST. Special discounts for that day il
= every department.
-, Mrs. j. S. Statelar of Hinsdale i
~ visiting in the city this week and i
- the guest Of her brothers, John M
:. and Robert Lewis, and also her sister
Mrs. W. C. Weeks.
G. N. Michaud, representing tn
Foley Bros. of st. Paul, is in the cit.
= today. He has resigned his position
=. and is here with his successor, For
=. Roberts of Williston, who expects t
locate either in Glasgow or VOL
" Point.
" Mrs. Gladys Belzer has received sew
eral souvenirs from her husband, Lieu
g tenant Belzer, recently, which are YER
y interesting. Among other things Their
is a French gas mask, a German hel
met, a cartridge belt, canteen, an
small electric heater.
The Chamber of Commerce and Ag
riculture received this week the ninetl
annual report of the Portland Uniol
Stock Yards company and the repor
of the Montana state hopsital for tn
insane for the years of 1917-191s
These booklets will be found on tn
clubs reading table for the use of tn
public.
The dinner given on Sunday at tn
Shannon hotel by Mrs. W. F. Shan
non and niece Mrs. Mabel Poole wa
a decided success, and Melted the Al
tar Society the neat sum of $3.50
The dinner wa served in three cours
es, and came up to the usual stand
ard Of dinners served by this hospit
able home.
If you want to sell your land thi
year, list with us now in time to hav
it advertised in our new folder. Run
die Land & Abstract Co. 45-tf-
An epidemic of colds has followe
in the wake of the warm white
weather here and physicians say it i
quite general, although declaring tina
it has no relation whatever to tn
Spanish influenza. There are an IN
usually large number of sore throat
and bronchial infections now preva
lent. The epidemic is said to be du
to the fact that people have becom
: careless owing to the fine weather
r. have not properly protected them
selves and guard against sudde
changes and drafts.
C. C. Morrison of the agriculture
department of the Great Norther
railway is in Glasgow today from S
paul Mr.. Morrison is interestad !