The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-10
Local BreDitieS

For Quality, call Glasgow Market,
Phone Is.
H. L. Godfray of Saco, was a bus
mess caller in Glasgow last Tuesday.
Rev. c. E. Anger of Opheim, Mont,
was a Glasgow visitor Wednesday.
L. L. Kelly of the firm Of Kelly &
Hodapp at Opheim was a business Wis
itor in Glasgow Wednesday,.
Editor and Mrs. George W. Tilton of
Opheim came down Wednesday morn
ing to attend the Cox meeting.
H. J., Alden, of Nashua, was trans
acting business in Glasgow Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Torkelson and her
chilren of Nashua were Glasgow visi--
tors Monday.
7. J. Hooking and family left for
Minneapolis Thursday morning where
Mrs. Hooking will visit for a month.
c. w. Humphrey of the Humphrey
Land Co., returned Sunday from a
journey through Iowa. He reports
very fine crop.
Mrs. DIR. M. D. Hoyt and neice,
Miss Mary Theresa Barnhardt, are
leaving Saturday evening for Seattle
for a two weeks visit.
j. L. Webster, manager of the Hins-
dale Mercantile Company at Hinsdtle.
was a Glasgow visitor Wednesday
morning to attend the Cox meeting
here.
F. B. Gillette, republican candidate
for the state legislature, was a visitor
from Hinsdale Wednesday. Mr.. Gil
lette is very optimistic over the Repub'
lican outlook for the fall election.
c. G. Taylor Of Saco, transacted bus.
mess here last Tuesday. He speak;
optimistically of the outlook for OF
at Bowdoin and feels certain of strik'
ing oil very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Fargo, have
moved into their home on the nortl
side and the children have entered the
schools. Mr.. Miller reports a fail
crop.
F. L. Sherman and family left OF
Wednesday morning overland for Win
slow, Maine, They are driving three
cars and intend to camp out and hav'
a real outing. They plan four week.
to make the trip. The Shermans will
be missed in Glasgow circles.
j. L. Conlogne writes from Silve
City, New Mexico, asking us to sem
them the Courier that they may keel
track of Glasgow friends. They re
port the climate beautiful there bu
hope in a few years to return to Mon
tana.
E. H. Blakeslee of the firm of Lock
wood & Blakeslee, was a pleasant visi
tor in Glasgow Wednesday morning
Mr.. Blakeslee is experimenting hit
construction of the new bridge acros
the Missouri river at Great Falls.
Rev. Rhoda Jane Dickinson return
ed Tuesday from her vacation at Este
, Park, Colorado and other points. Sh
reports a very enjoyable time and
real rest. Services will be held at tn
Congregational Church next Sunda
at II o'clock.
Miss Marian Carston left Thursda
morning for Havre for a visit wit
her mother. Miss Carston has compile
ted her nurse training at the Deacones
Hospital this week. She will renal
in the employ of the hospital for
few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Zuerche of Ker
mare, N. D., are transacting bushes
here and looking after their farm 6
Avondale where they have a 10 bush'
to the acre crop. They drove here b
auto and report a pleasant trip. M
Zuerche is in the drug store bushes
at Kenmare.
w. C. Brooks and C. R. Qunis, avi,
tors, gave Glasgow some real biz
stunts last Monday. These men al
experienced airmen and were with l
last fall and are always welcome t
u town. Several of our CITIZENS too
advantage of their presence and trie
the azure blue and by their ecstacie
they enjoyed it. Brooks and GUN
come again!