The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-24
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Miss Clara Jensen of Dodson was
enrolled last week in the Senior class
of the Glasgow High school. She
comes from the Chinook High School,
Mrs. X. H. Keith left yesterday
morning for New York where she
will spend the winter months visiting
with her daughter.
James Aichele returned the latter
part of last week from Moose Jaw,
Canada where he spent several weeks
attending to business matters.
/. 0. Slette, credit manager Of the
Farmers Mercantile Company at Pop
lar, was a business visitor in Glasgow
WeOneSQay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heddon and son Marlin
left Wednesday morning for Wen
atchee, Washington, where they will
spend the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Heard and lit
tie daughters Hazel and Inez, left
Wednesday morning for Wenatchee,
Washington, where they will spend the
winter.
County Commissioners Carl J. An
derson and Peter A. West were in
Glasgow Saturday holding a short
session to take up matters in connec-
ton with the seed grain loans.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Harvey of Wolf
Point were visitors at the C. Prentice
home in Glasgow a few days last week.
Spike" spent a few days at Bowdoin
Lake hunting.
John F. Davis of Butte, formerly
city librarian of that city and now
representing S%cribners in the state
of Montana, was a pleasant caller in
Glasgow Monday, calling on his old
friend Lincoln Working.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burke came
up from Great Falls last week and will
make their home in Glasgow for a
few months. They have rented the
Rapp office building just south of the
Shannon hotel where they will reside
for the present.
j. H. Knowles returned Tuesday
from Devils Lake, North Dakota,
where he spent a few weeks working in
the harvest fields. He reports a fair
yield in that section wheat running.
from 5 to Is bushels per acre.
R. H. johnson of Plentywood was
calling on Glasgow friends Tuesday.
Roy was formerly connected with the
Johnson Abstract company of that
city and is now president of the Sheri-
dan County Abstract Company, Plen-
tywood.
Charles Council, deputy sheriff of
Roosevelt county, was a pleasant~Yis-
itor in Glasgow Tuesday. Mr.. Council
is n of the pioneers in northeastern
Montana and while here renewed &C.
q~uaintances with a number of old time
Glasgow friends.
c. E. Holland of Lismas was a bust
ness visitor in Glasgow Tuesday. Mr..
Holland reports that his son Harold,
formerly connected with the Courier,
is in North Dakota helping to harvest
and thresh the big crop in that state.
Sidney j. Rumble returned Sunday
from an extended trip through the
eastern states in the interests of the
Rundle-Sternhagen land company. Mr..
Rumble reports splendid success and
predicts that thousands of acres of
Valley county lands will be sold by
that frm within the next few months.
The Secretary of the Valley County
Fair is urging that every exhibitor
send in his entry blanks of the exhibits
he will display at the Fair. This is i'm
portant and is worth your considera-
ton. Remember you car enter your
exhibits any time and bring them at
the required time for the fair. Your
cooperation in helping to make the
Fair a success is solicited.
j. B. Dollard, district manager Of
the State Life Insurance COMPANY.
transacted business in Glasgow a few
days this week. Mr.. Dollard is maxine
an enviable record for himself as an
insurance writer. During the present
year ne expects to write approximate
ly a million dollars worth of business
IN the northeastern portion of the
state.