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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER "a years practice; all communica-
tlons strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free on request; special facilities for
office consultation. MUM & CO.. 662 Wool
worth Bldg, N. Y. G,
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, APARTMENTS WANTED.

Furnished
A waiting list we can rent your extensive
apartment auickly try u.s. CENTRAL
RENTING AGENTS, ti3 w. 9th.
COUPLE want room furnished apartment,
no children; references: Heights or Dyck-
man section preferred. A., 1880 sun-Ieralv
wash lIgts.
WANT TO rent till October - fully fur.
nished two or three room and bath apart
ment Answer l.. c. SMITH, Hotel yelling
ton. 7u av and 5jth 81.
Unfurnished.
LIST YOUR APIS. and HOUSES with US,
sale or rent tenants waiting. J. CLAIR
ENCE DAVIES. ~ East 42d. Vandblt 074&.
SIN room apartment, adults. Manhattan,
Bronx or Brooklyn; rent about 500; bonus
peid. X, 6i6 Sun-Herald, 2so B'way,
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New Jersey,

HILLSIDE HOUSE,
Caldwell, N. j., open all year round nc
bick people. For rates apply TO above
Phone Caldwell 35i, system.
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IonR Island,

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. I.
Two splendid elevator buildings, 1875 apart
ments selections Of 2.3-4 room suites and
Abpy THE GARDENS APARTMENT, by
station; 10 minutes from Penn, Station,
y. " c.; nearest and finest suburb; neigh
bors Of character Phone boulevard 054a,
CUYON l. =. EARLE, Agent, 260 w. seth
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COUPLE-Man and wife, good all round
cooks; small hotels or clubs; city or coun-
try, A, TS un-Herald, Herald SO.
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YOUNG man (2D wishes position With
chance 70 learn trade. T., 1857 Sun-ller'
aid, Bronx. .----.. ...
YOUNG man coy desires position with r''
liable, growing concern. William Fischer
40 st. AIMS Rv., Bronx.
YOUNG man (2OJ, clerical position; 3 yeats
experience. Smith, 2456 Sth av -
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pAltlhNhlt, head (workngj, on prlyato m
rll blbtt0ni N, \,
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TowANDA, Pa. wooDLEIGH-Fall and
winter accommodations. spendidly heated.
Electric lights. Wholesome food comforts
OF home Owner trained nurse. Healthy To-
cality, Booklet. Prices Sl2 to S26.
Miss ELIZABETH LAMB,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations wRnted-Female.
Park ROW PLACEMENT BUREAU,
,a Park Row.,

COOKS colored chefs, couple, walt resses,
porters, elevator operators, half time day
workers, useful. city or country, bailey
Agency 2ill 9Th Nv, Phone Harlem ?3sI,
HoUSEWo oRSERs, day workers, chamber
maids. nurse girls, cooks, colored, With ref.
erences investigate, Seely's Agency, lBl
West 1i5th nj. Audubon 2TOs.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

FOR SALE-Wel equipped commercial sta
tionoly store, excellent downtown location
splendid opportunity for quick sale A. i07
Sun-llerald, Herald 81,
EnV~ituTe.
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY, SATIN WOOD IN.
Law. STRICTLY ADAM DINING ROOM
SUITE, 10 PIECES, 10 STRAIGHT CHAIRS,
'2 CARVERs, OLD BLUE SPANISH LEATlt-
ER SEATS 1890, FINE CONDITION; 4;
ALSO ANTIQUE MAHOGANY CORNER
CLOSET, $500. SMALL MAHOGANY AND
INLA1p SHERATON HANGING CORNER
CLOSET, $50, SUIT, ~ GRAMERCY PARK,
WILL SHOW NO DEALERS. PLEASE,
HANDSOME bedroom and parlor suites, VIII
ton rugs; no dealers. phonc Col 6033
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE


Cooks. &c.
CoOK--Very capable woman, with long and
excellent references, desires situation whero
kltchenmaid Is kept, Apply 10 Miss Liddell
iagency), Park square. Boston.
COOK, also waitress, wish positions together
where chambermaid is kept small family,
apartment or country; references. A., l2l
Sun Herald, Herald square.
COOK WATTR RESS-BUTLER, experienced all
branches French cooking, baking; city, coun-
tryi references. Write Lucy Anne, 1908
Bway, Brooklyn.
COOK, two experienced girls. Irish; one
cook, other first class waitress; together.
separate; private family Call 10-2, l30 West
8ad st., McTighes bell.
CooK.-Neat, reliable woman, American,
good cook; small private family: trust
worthy. competent; best personal references.
G.. 1905 sun-Herald, Brooklyn,
COOK and housemald Swedish. American
family adults small apartment; no wash
Ing. Apartment 10, 2O5 u, 5sth.
COOK, French, experienced, wishes position
In private family; city only. Julie Castet-
CooK-American woman as good plain cook
In private house. A., 1l0 sun-Herald.
Herald square.
COOK, competent: private family; assist
other work; references no cards or letters.
2s7 W. 10Th. one flight, rear.
COOK, butler or general 'houseworker, jap
anese. excellent, In small family; reference,
A., II Sun-Herald. Herald SO.
COOK, excellent; elderly; small adult fam
lily: four years In last position; wages 500;
city only. 205 West 8Sth.
COOK K-CHAMBERMAID excellent refer
ences. city position. 40 East Goth.
COOK, sleep in, first class, private; neat,
colored. Gray-Bally. go W. 14lst.
COOK, by the day or temporary; reference,
328 w. AID ST., basement.
COOK, competent. good baker, private fam
lily; city reference. Advertiser, 1888 Il. 62d.
COOK, first class; references: no cards
Mrs. Meier. 123 r. ssth, basement.
COOK. competent, best references. 1850 w,
68th, third floor front.
CooK-Protestant, by day or week. Write
]. D., 1875 Il. oath.
COOK, competent, good baker; city, country;
best references. M, B., al East Goth.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


Staten Island,
OCEAN VILLA FARM.
Arroohar. 4. l.; spend fall and winter in
The country; steam heat, open crate fire.
place. largo rooms; running water beauti-
fully furnished rooms en- suite; excellent
meals; unsurpassed view OF lower hay; ten
mis- courts, garage 30 minutes 10 Wall At. (,
3 minutes 10 station and trolley,
]. G., PATTERSON,
PHONE TOMpHlNSNILLE 1901.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ApVBRTIHER will buy 5000 Liberty Bonds,
any Issue, AZ par, paying same IN months
collateral ans bonus, H., iai sun'lIerad,
Herald ~,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ASSISTANT to manager in candy kitchen
must be able to manage help good salary
Box Il. M, 3si Sun-llcrald, Herald square
BOOKKEEPER, junlor, rapid, accura'"
competent. permanent position; good op'
portunlty. Revillon Freres, 90 West 3itl.
IOOIlILEEPER.- Junior; rapid. accurate
competent permanent position. good cppor'
tunity. Revillon FrereS, &c w. 35th.
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WeN,,u .trr.

HERLYN LODGE. Rockland av., Mamaro.
neck-Large, airy rooms, yeranda, lawns
with forest shade electricity and paths OK.
cellent table; own farm products. open al
year round; reservations being made fol
winter. Phone Mamaroneck 5S.
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CHAUFFEUR, ab, wishes positions W years
hest references on high grade phIFi ~
lnrlmnn. Ahn Andnhnn nv.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE,

cFIAUFFBuR,M MECHANIC 10 yeaIs expert
enGe Pierce, Loco, Packard, uaHlllhu, w
airas change salary liO, A, ph hun-llsrRld'
Herald ~,
CHAIFFEUH, mechanic, oolored,. desires
position IN or near New YORK WIN lhlulg
who VIII appreciate reliable, eApell'lpuH
man, V, \, Campbell, 400 paIllnh e'"
brooklyn,
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

CASHIER or clerical office work preferred
c6GEdh c6SsEdh lR is"sy aymblIoSs It5n Rsrd WotBsrj
evenings and all day Saturdays excellent
references state dHlalla and pay Address
H., lAp hunrlierald, Herald ~,
COMPANION, CIIAPERON, HoJsEkEEp'
mi CAPABLB, HRFlNEp, TACTFuL,
LAHdE ENPEnl9NCB, PLEASING PEll'
kONALlrY, TRAVELLED WIDELY Hl,lli'
Est CnEhENTlAlh, H., $50 bpNrliElI-
Alp, ga0 n'WAY, -----------.
COMPANION Lady student would ee eGIl, ,l,
paniOn 10 lady or assistant 20 plyhlohn
Tuesdays aud Thursdays must be free for
lessons 4" iOa aunllefald, Herald 80,
FRENCH oonyersailon, grammar llteTaturel
young Paralan, graduate hofpenle, unnSSIo
or visiting, Mile, 20 blnHay, pp west 4hH'
Telephone Hryant Alil, .,---
QoVElNEaai teachers certificate perfect
French English, German, YIns hphnn,sIl
ehPeIlenceg wen Teo3!l,,,emlJivy' nn amiy A""IiOd
fun-llerald, Herald Hluare ----.
COMPANION ,-Ypung educated glrl speak
, Ing French and Engllsh, MiHheh position
win lady, H., iaO sun-ilernld' Herald
square, ---
d0VERNERs, we'll educated ErenCl glr,
Wishes position w., las Huh'liefAlu' h'''
aid square
GOVEHNEsa, French -9taoheI children
over live, highly recommended, S2b week
ly Address l., Louise, a12 West llilll ~,
GoyERNESs, companions French hngllsh,
cHCeptlonal musoi city references Cow
etneHs, ~ West ldOtll,
QOVEilNEAs, German, wants pohillon
French, music, painting H.. iia sun'iler'
aid, Herald 80,
GoVERNEss, Protestant, French, Italian
English, elementary muhioi rellhblei 4
Years up H. ial hun,llerald, Herald ~,
ENOiHAPHER-TYPlRT, experienced flyo
yars, refined Amerleani best references
Apt, 10,
S'r3NOHllAPliER, cSperlonoed, llght book'
Keeping $50, competent, Tpterencoh Cu
llna Sun,llernld, Fulton H.
fTENOGUAPIEW, Woman, Interested, CON
sricntloW worker 81, nos 40, 1880 Fulton
ST. brooklyn,
sTENOGRApHER and typst, experienced
Mlshen portions references Calender 3nj
W linlh
sTENOGRAt1lER, experienced, competent
thTistlnui small office uptown nToferredt
isi A. ila sun,llerald, Herald square,
VISITING 81, Loua end of Octohcrl can
handle several propositions. Miss H., Morn
lnRHlde MlIl, eyenlnga,
YOUNG lady wants position with reputable
house that appreciates fln0 art embroidery
shont, 900 hlh uy,
YOUNG woman, thoroughly familiar with
office work. fair knowledge Of Spanish
and French, seeks position OF trust, where
lnct ahd diplomacy are appreciated Write
y, A., H5aj D'way.
IIouaekeeperu and Janltreases,
CARETAKER Wishes position. ~ leisure
Oct, references, Call 20 East Oad ST.
Telephone Plaza ebo7, -
HOusEk acknowledgement swedish wo-
man, husband employed, Wishes position,
bachelors apartment or high class furnished
room house, A. i0l sun,lIerad, llernld so
JANITRESS, hot or cold water flat, no
steam, Ruhe, 3li u, 2ist st,
REFINED woman, with grown son, would
care for house or apartment In owners ABB
sence. Phone Westchcsier l5i7, or write
Mrs. j.. Gla Mead st.. The nronx.
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6s TO 70 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
2, 8, 8 rooms. bath and Mtchenette, e7b upi
4 minutes Wall st. q. GIRARD. 2io Mon
tague st.
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YOUNG man (2T. eight years general Of
! flee experience, English Italian COrrespon-
N. I. firm; at present employed. Jos. J.
BozZo, box 2T4, Fredonia, N Y.
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Rnrnnrh Of RrnoklYn.

~ Borough Of Brooklyn.
PARI.OR floor aud basement, rooms and
bath. Park Slope; best residential section
not over IN family; adults only; rental
Si25 per month. Inquire by phone, 89S7
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cHAUFFEuR. MECHANIC aOl' American,
married. ~ years eNperlencei lltWe'
Packard, Cadillac, 6e,l careful driver Na'
liable, hhs Columbus ay .
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VERY large alcove room, 3 large bay win.
u,hItn illn hnthrnnm: bedford 1872.
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YOUNG man COO desires position, inside or
outside; anything, anywhere selling abil-
ity. What have you TO otfer7 Chance for
advancement Salmon, 1880 Cd nV.
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uNFURNIsHEp ROOMS WANTED.


T3D ST, West ,--One large unfurnlshod room,
Ktchencttc privilege, suitable for business
woman, Columbus $40
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YOUNG man, "a, high school gradHate, .
| years experience In cost and payroll work.
desires position. H., COG Sun-Herald $50
| RrnAhWhY.
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PORT WAsHINGToN.-M Modern house, every
imnrovement: plot bOx10O, one fine street
high ground; minutes from station; rooms
and bath, attic, cellar and large garage;
coal in for season. K, 6l0 Sun-Herald, 280
P'way.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
FULL FREIGHT RATE
ON FEED SHIPMENTS
Great Northern Announces That Half
Rate Cannot Be Extended Be-
yOnd April 1st.

Final decision by the Great Nor
thern railroad that the half rate or
incoming hay and feed shipments will
not be extended after April 1, was an
nounced Monday evening at the office
of General Freight and Passenger
Agent j. F. Pewters. Advice to Mr.
Pewters was received in a message
from St. Paul headquarters in which
it was stated that in view of condi-
tions developing during investigation
of the request for continuation of
the half rate the full rate will be re-
stored at midnight on March 81.
April l was the date first fixed for
the expiration of the half rate, but
recently request was made by the
Great Falls commercial club and other
agencies for an extension of 80 days.
1t was not definitely known until Mon
day evening that the request cannot
be granted, and the roads decision in
the matter will probably mean that
there will be rush to get car lots
of feed en- route during the present
month. To take the half rate, cars
must originate prior to midnight of
March 81.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
CHANCELLOR E.. C.
ELLIOTT TO SPEAK
HERE ON THURSDAY

Chancellor Edward C. Elliott of the
University of Montana and chairman
of the state board of education will
be a Glasgow visitor on Thursday
April 1st. Mr.. Elliott will speak to
the high school students in the morn
ing at the high school auditorium. A
mass meeting will be held in the af-
ternoon at 2:30 p. m. in the Orpheum
theatre when he will address his au-
dience on the subject of the $5,OOO,-
900 Educational Bond Issue that will
be voted on by the people of Montana
at the general election this fall.
1t is expected that a large num-
ber of out-of-town visitors will be
in attendance as the subject Mr.. Ell
liott speaks on is of vital Importance
to the people of the state. At 6 o'clock
banquet will be given at the high
school auditorium and will be served
by the domestic science class.
The meeting is under the auspices
of the chamber of commerce and the
details are handled by the entertain.
ment committee. Every member of
the chamber is urged to come and
bring his friends.
The chamber of commerce quartet
will be prepared to give a number of
musical selections. The quartet has
number of original songs that have
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
SHRINE DANCE AT
WOLF POINT WILL
BE HELD APRIL I

Next Thursday, April 1st, will be
Shrine Day at Wolf Point. Programs
have been received by local shripers
which indicate that the Wolves are
preparing to show outsiders regu-
lar bang-up time. Noble Rice will
meet all trains and see that nobody
walks. The morning will be taken up
meeting old and new friends. At 80
p. m. the mobiles and their wives are
to assemble at the Sherman hotel to
form a parade to the Liberty theatre
where they will be entertained with
the picture, care You Mason ?" and
few songs, recitations and dances.
At $3.50 p. M, banquet will be serv-
ed at the Sherman. At 900 dancing
will start in the Palm room of the
Sherman and will continue until "fur-
ther notice."
Be sure and bring your fez as it's
your ticket to every part of the pro-
gram.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
DIR. w. M. SMART IS
APPOINTED VALLEY
DENTAL EXAMINER

Word has been received in Glas-
gov of the appointment of DR.. Will
liam M. Smart of Glasgow as dental
examiner for Valley county for the
public health service. Below is an
outline of procedure necessary for ex-
service men to secure dental treat
ment for trouble traceable to service.
/. The man must write to the su-
pervising dental surgeon, United
States public health service, 744
Lowry building, St. Paul, Mimi, re-
questing authorization to go to a dem
tist for an examination. In his let
ter the man must give his compensa-
tion claim number. If no &C" number
has been assigned to him, he must
state when his claim was filed asking
that &c" number be given him.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
SEVERAL OPENINGS
:. HERE FOR VARIOUS
CLASSES OF LABOR

The U. S. employment service of
the Glasgow chamber of commerce
is prepared to bring together both the
employer of labor and the laborer.
Both are urged to make their wants
known to the chamber at room POI in
the Rumble building.
Today the employment bureau has
the following openings: Four men
for general farm work, one man for
position as day clerk at hotel, one ex-
perienced automobile mechanic, one
man to cook on ranch, two shepherd
ers, one experienced tractor engineer,
one experienced hardware clerk, and
one experienced saleslady.
Employers desiring help or men or
women desiring positions should list
their names and wants with the cham
Der of commerce. They will be glad
to assist.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
COMMERCIAL CLUB
HAS BEEN STARTED
BY SACO BOOSTERS

Word was received yesterday by the
local chamber of commerce that the
citizens of Saco recently organized
a commercial club at one of the most
enthusiastic public gatherings ever
held in the city. With the opening
up of the Bowdoin oil fields the COM
ing season, Saco expects to experience
a rapid growth and is already making
preparations.
The following were elected to office
in the new organization: William H.
Frazier- president; Harry A. Vagg,
vice president; Fred w. Kroeger,
treasurer. These with R. P. Minnick
and Ed T. Riemer form the executive
board. Alexander Muirden was elect
ed secretary of the club.
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2. After patient has been found
by the supervising dental surgeon to
be eligible for treatment, he is no.
titled to report to a dental examiner,
and will show him his letter of no
tificaticn as authority for treatment.
3. The dental examiner will make
thorough examination Of the mans
mouth, filling in the examination
blank. If after examination, he finds
the total cost of the work will not ex-
ceed $40, he will proceed to complete
the work.
4. If the examination indicates that
the cost of the treatment will exceed
$I0,: the patient will be dismissed, and
the examination blank sent to the su-
pervising dental surgeon. He will
check over the blank, returning it to
the dental examiner with authoriza-
tion to do the work. At the same
time the patient will be directed by
the supervising dental surgeon to re-
port back to the dental examiner for
treatment.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26

T. o. Larson, Choteau; E. H. Mellow
ell, Terry; F. c. McWilliams, Great
Falls. The petitions of John Allen of
Helena are being signed up in Glasgow
today. ... .t..
The following have filed for dele
gates to the democratic national con-
vention: w. H. Barth, Great Falls;
P. E. Burke, Scobey; J. E. Erikson,
kalispell; William M. Johnson, Bill
lings; Gene Lane, Lewistown; Robert
McGinnis, Simms; H. j. McGregor,
Choteau; c. F. Murphy, Anaconda; ;
Louis Newman, Great Falls; James F.
Connor, Livingston; J. E. O'Neill, Deer
Lodge; R. R. Purcell, Helena; Geo.
L. Ramsey, Helena; James M. Rey-
nolds, Boulder Hot Springs; w. R. C.
Stewart, Bozeman; Mrs. Tyler B.
Thompson, Missoula; Thomas J. Wals!,
of Helena.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
TOWNSHIP OF LAND
TO OPEN MAY 10Th
Ex-Service Men Have Preference
Right of Sixty Days to Make
Homestead Entry.

Notice was given last week that the
officials of the local U. S. land office
will file in their office on May goth
the official plat of survey of township
% north, range 43 east.
Honorably discharged United States
officers, soldiers, sailors and marines,
who have served in the war with Ger
many shall have a preference right
period of 60 days prior to May 20,
1920, to make homestead entry, except
as against prior existing valid settle
ment rights.
Other applications received at a.
m. May 20, 1920, or within the twenty
day period prior thereto will be treat
ed as filed simultaneously and will be
disposed of under the regulations con-
tained in circular No. 324 (43 L. D.
254) relative to simultaneous conflict
ing applications.
Applicants claiming settlement right
should accompany their applications
with settlement affidavits and soldiers
must accompany their applications
with certified copies of their honor
able discharge.
All the lands have been designated
under the act of Feb. 10, 1909 1920
acre law but not under the act of
Dec. 29, 1916 (640-acre law; sections
18 and 10 are withdrawn for a stock
driveway; whole township is with
drawn for ccal classification and ap-
plications should have written or
stamped on them the words as follows:
Application made in accordance with
and subject to the provisions, condi-
tions and limitations of the act of
June %, 1910," which reserves all the
coal rights in the land to the United
States.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
TEACHERS OF SIX
COUNTIES TO MEET
HERE THIS SUMNER

A teachers summer school
will be held in Glasgow during
the coming summer vacation
which will be attended by a
number of teachers from the
counties of Hill, ToOle, Blaine,
Liberty, Phillips and Valley
counties, according to plans for
mulated today by the county SUI
perintendent, superintendent of
the Glasgow high school and
the chamber of commerce. The
course will last for six weeks.
Glasgow's unsurpassed hotel
accommodations and splendid
shopping facilities proved a
great factor in the securing Of
the summer school. Funds are
being raised among local busi-
ness men today.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
JONES NAMES VICE
PRESIDENT STATE
CLUB SECRETARIES

w. G. Ferguson, secretary of the
Miles City chamber of commerce was
today appointed vice president of the
Montana association of commercial
club secretaries by L. E. Jones of Glas-
gov, president of the association. Mr..
Ferguson's predecessor was H. o. Fro
bach, secretary of the Three Forks
chamber of commerce who recently re-
signed to accept the secretaryship of
the Medford, Oregon, commercial club.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
FOUR CANDIDATES.
so FAR ANNOUNCED
FOR CITY OFFICES

Four candidates have so far an
nounced themselves for the approach
ing city election to be held Monday,
April 5th. Leo Hurry and Carl Ac-
hermann seek reelection as aldermen
in the first and second wards respect
lively; j. K. Mitchell has filed for re-
election as city treasurer and Truman
M. Patten desires the office of police
judge.
From present indications the annual
city election will be quiet affair un-
less considerable activity should de-
velop in the remaining few days before
the 5th of April.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
WASHINGTON MEN
INVEST HEAVILY
IN MONTANA LAND

An irrigated ranch of $4,000 acres
in Beaverhead county was sold last
week by John Peterson to Washing
ton interests for consideration of
100000. The transaction includes
1000 acres of irrigated meadow land
on Horse Prairie, and an irrigated
ranch of $4,000 acres in the Big Hole
basin, 1000 head Of cattle, 300 horses
and the equipment of the two ranches.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-26
CHANGES IN CITY
ORDINANCES MAKE
YOUNG FOLKS GLAD

The pool hall and dancing ordinan-
ces passed by the city council some
weeks ago were amended last Fri
day and hereafter girls over II and
boys over 18 will be allowed at pub
lie dances and pool and billiard halls.
The ages as set forth in the original
ordinances were Is for girls and IL
for boys.
The difference of one year will al
low considerable number of addi-
tional young people access to pool
halls and public dances.