The Glasgow courier., 1920-03-26

A few choice oil leases left.-See
Aichele, 47-2t
Irene illegal was down from Saco
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. L. Ross was down from Op-
helm Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rugg returned
Sunday from visit in the twin cities.
]. E. Arnot returned the latter part
of last week from a visit in Califor-
MIA.
Miss Gladys Tate attended the Jest
ers' club dance at Wolf Point last Fri
day.
o. E. Lee, Oswego banker, was a
business visitor in the city Wednes-
day.
Better be safe than sorry. Insure
your property now with the Otto M.
Christian Land Co.
L. E. Jones attended the meeting of
the Montana Development association
held at Culbertson Monday.
H. J. Landre, who is now located at
North Yakima, Washington, was a
visitor here Friday of last week.
Mrs. Thomas Jerrow and daughter
Elizabeth and Mrs. Jack Robertson of
Wolf Point spent Saturday and Sum-
day with Glasgow friends.
Mrs. j. l.. Boyd left Sunday morn
ing for Cobbington, La, near New Or
leans, in answer to a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of her un-
| Gle.
Mrs. George Berry, secretary of the
home service branch of the Red Cross
has been confined to her home fol-
several days with an attack of ton.
silitis.
Otto M. Stadig stopped in Glasgow
Tuesday en- route to Glentana from
points in Washington where he spent
the greater part of the winter.
County Commissioner Pippin secur.
ed the services of sheepherder thru
the employment bureau of the Glas
gov chamber of commerce this week
E. D. Hardie, proprietor of the Glas
gov hotel, has been confined to th'
hospital for the past week with small
pox. He is reported to be rapidly re
covering.
George E. Mcclure is here from
Great Falls comforting with the cit.
council in regard to the pumping sta
tion being installed to check water il
the sewerage system during times o
high water.
Jos. A. MILESTONE returned Sunda,
from trip to Billings and Roundup
He left Monday morning on bushes
visit to Scobey and points on the SEQ
bey branch.
County Commissioners Pippin an
West are here this week to meet a
canvassing board to determine tn
result of the special seed and fee
election.
Dan Moss, who owns ranch nea
the Missouri river, returned Wednes
day from points in Georgia where h
spent the past winter. During his sta
in Glasgow, he subscribed for mem
bership in the chamber Of commerce
w. H. Rasey of the Valley Count
Abstract company returned Wednes
day from a business visit to Vale
City and Fargo, N. D., and Mooreheat
MINI. He reports weather condition
in Minnesota quite favorable but i
western North Dakota the results Q
the late blizzard were still quite not
iceable.
L. E. Jones, secretary of the Nor
tana division of the Roosevelt Inter
national highway association, has re
ceived supply of stationery from tha
organization. The letterhead is yer
attractive and bears the emblem whic
will be used on all guide posts alon
the route. Glasgow is the divisio
headquarters of the Montana branc
of the association.
Old-timers in Roosevelt and Sher
dan counties claim that the blizzar
of last week was the worst they eve
saw. Drifts were piled as high 6
buildings and telephone and telegrar
communication in some sections We
destroyed for several days. The san
storm visited North Dakota and della,
ed all trains and otherwise raised COZ