The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-08-13

| Clifford Potash, manager of the
Fair Store, was a business visitor at
Malta yesterday.
Miss Julia Burdick of Glendive is
acting as stenographer in the law
office of Norris, Hurd, Rhoades &
Hallet during the absence of Miss
Macie Moore.
Adjutant Greenan of Montana ac-
companied by Captain Tucker of the
State Quartermaster Corps were
visitors in Glasgow or Tuesday of this
week. They were Investigating the
proposition of establishing a unit of
the Montana National Guard here in
Glasgow.
The Valley County Fair Commits
sion will meet at the club rooms of
the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow
evening for the purpose of completing
the list of premiums and appointing
division superintendent.
Those who attended the Orpheum
Theatre last Monday evening found
most enjoyable entertainment in the
singing, dancing and r~ecitations of
the three little Liskum girls, known
as the "Three Little Entertainers"
Their program was a pleasant change
from the steady run Of movies.
The Rev. j. R. Jeffrey of the Meth
odist Chuch left last Monday morning
on a short vacation trip before he
takes in the Annual Methodist Con-
ference at Lewistown, Montana, Aug
ust 18th to 23rd. It is at this con-
ference that the question as to whether
or not he returns to Glasgow for an
other year will be made.
On Thursday afternoon of this
week the First Baptist Church held
their annual picnic at Hurds Grove,
south of town. A large crowd of peo-
pie attended. Splendid "eats" were
in abundance. While the older folks
talked and renewed old ~acquaint-
ances the children had the time of THEN
lives playing games and in other ways
enjoying thmselves.
Cool nights during the past week
have frightened many gardeners who
expected to wake up and find that a
frost had visited their tomatoes and
cucumbers. Their fears were ground
less however as the thermometer has
not come near the freezing point as
yet.
Be sure and make it a point to hear
Harry L. Wilson candidate for the
republican nomination for governor
at the I. O. O. F. hall next Wednesday
evening, August IS. He has a mes.
sage that every American either
should hear.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cheely anG
Mrs. R. F. Crowley of Great Falls
were visitors over Tuesday night i:
Glasgow at the home of MI. and Mrs
T. J.. Hooking. Mr.. Cheely is con
nected with the Montana Newspaper
Association and in making a tour OF
the state in the interests of this com
pany.
Mrs. Dorothy Fitzgerald came
down from Glasgow Tuesday anC
completed arrangements for moving
down here in a short time to live. Mrs
Fitzgerald has been retained as a mem.
Der of the teaching faculty for the
local schools which will commence the
second week in Superintendent.
vile Tribune.
Mrs. C. H. Roberts Of this city il
enjoying a short visit from her sisters
the Misses Bernie, Martha and Mary
Love of Los Angeles. The young la
dies are on their way home from al
extended trip up the Pacific coast ant
through Glacier park. They will re
turn by way of Salt Lake.
Joe Slattery of Glendive spent sew
eral days last week as a guest of hi
brother j. L. Slattery in this city
Both brothers left Saturday for Wah
peton, North Dakota for a few day
visit with relatives and friends.
R. D. McHugh, proprietor of tn
New Evans Hotel at Culbertson, wa
a business visitor in Glasgow We
nesday evening. Bob is one of tn
most popular landlords on the mai
line of the Great Northern and mum
bers his boosters by his list of hott
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Bancroft O
Havre are Glasgow visitors toda,
They are former residents of .Glasgo,
and have a large number of friend
here. MI. Bancroft is now district 81
perintendent of the Piper Howe Lun
her yards in Montana.