The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28

business.
DR.. A. N. Curry of Nashua was in
the city on Wednesday on profession
al business.
For sale-Singer sewing machine;
practically new. Inquire Courier.
Attorney Roy Malumbey of Great
Falls was a business visitor in Glas-
gov Saturday.
County Attorney C. D. Borton
transacted business at Opheim a few
days last week.
R. C. Arnold was a business visitor
at Havre and Great Falls the fore
part of the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman San
dig at the Deaconess hospital, on Mon
day, May "a, 1920, a boy.
Mrs. c.. E. Holland spent a few
days visiting at the home of Mrs. C.
o. Lund at Opheim last week.
Better be safe than sorry. Insure
your property now with the Otto M.
Christian Land Co.
J. P. Sternhagen of the firm of
Rumble & Sternhagen. left this morn
ing for a business trip to points in
southern Idaho.
Fred Anderson and son Donald au-
toed to Glasgow from Opheim Sunday
to watch the local team collect the
bounty on wolves.
County Commissioner Peter A. West
left Tuesday evening for Deer Lodge
to select three heavy auto trucks for
county road work.
c. E. Hoppin, cashier of the Glas-
gov National bank, was in the city
last Friday soliciting subscriptions
for the interchurch world movement.
-Hinsdale Tribune.
If in doubt, call for Huyler's famous
chocolates and Bon Bons. An express
shipment of these famous confections
just received.-Lewis- MEDIUM Drug.
Mrs. Ed Byrum, who has been in
the Deaconess hospital for treatment
for some time, left Wednesday for
Seattle, where she hopes to regain her
former health.
j. l.. Truscott was at Helena and
Great Falls the fore part of the week,
going up to attend a meeting Of the
executive board of the Montana Devel-
opment association.
F. L. Sherman, manager of the Glas-
gov Flour Mill company, accompan-
led by George Mcclure of Great Falls
left yesterday morning for a trip to
Malta and points west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Beito of Op-
helm We're visitors in Glasgow Monday
May 18th. Pete reports crop pros
poets throughout the north country
as being exceptionally good.
T. R. Haynes, who was injured a
few weeks ago when he met with ar
accident and was run over by a wagon
was able to leave the hospital Wed
nesday and return to his home.
E. E. Owens of Great Falls, rep
~resenting the Aetna Life Insurance
company, was a visitor in Glasgow
Monday, calling on Orval F.. Mason
local agent for the Aetna company.
w. J. Keefe, Earl Kjos, Mat Stein
King Lewis and Earl Combs were
among the loyal Opheim fans who
drove to Glasgow Sunday to witness
the Glasgow-Wolf Point ball game.
Fire started in the light plant build
ing at Nashua recently and only quick
work on the part of volunteer fire
fighters saved the plant from de-
struction. The fire originated from
an overheated exhaust pipe.
A. w. Mahon, former state engin-
eer, now connected with the Western
Construction company with head of
fices at Helena, was calling on Glas-
gov friends this morning. Archie is
very enthusiastic over the oil outlook
in Montana.
Manager Herb Hester of the local
club was at Minot yesterday on a
scout for ball players. He advises
that the lineup for Saturday and Sun
days games will be practically the
same as for the last two games with
a possible change in pitchers.
A timely suggestion. A box of
Huyler's New York famous Bon Bons
or chocolates for that sweet girl grad
uate. Lewis MEDIUM Drug, sole agents.
Mr.. Emory Pease of Glasgow was
in Nashua or Tuesday of this week,
where he was soliciting funds for the
interchurch world movement, which
had been previously advertised in
these columns.-Nashua Independent
We offer one-half ton choice mar.
row breakfast bacon for Saturday,
June 5th only, at Csc the pound. Each
piece weighs from 6 to Z pounds and
we will sell whole pieces only. A
chance to take home six to sever
pounds of bacon for the price of four
Lewis edum Co.
c. A. Parker, formerly of the Law
firm of Parker & Murphy of this city
was a visitor in Glasgow yesterday
on his way to New York City from
Portland, Oregon, where he is nov
connected with q law firm. Glen