The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-03-19
S. j. Rumble of the Rumble Land
and Abstract company left yesterday

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and Abstract company left yesterday
for Great Falls on a business visit.
E. D. Hardie, proprietor of the
Glasgow hotel has been quite ill with
influenza the past few days. Reports
today indicate a marked improvement,
Sheridan county will have it's Sec
ond seed grain election March 25th,
The first one which was held in JAN
uary of this year, was defeated by a
small vote.
The Wolf Point Shriners club has
sent out invitations for a big dance
and entertainment at Wolf Point on
April LIST. A large delegation from
Glasgow expects to attend.
A. B. Lyman of Exxcelsor, Mimi,
has been a visitor in Glasgow the past
few days leasing alfalfa acreage on
percentage. Mr.. Lyman is known as
the "father of Grimm's alfalfa"
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Sisk returned
Monday from California where they
spent the greater part of the past
winter. Mr.. Sisk intends doing con-
siderable farming the coming season.
C. o. Knight Of Wolf Point was a
Sunday visitor in Glasgow. He reports
that his family have been quite Sc
verely hit by the flu. Mrs. Knight
has been confined in a Minot hospital
for some weeks and is now improv-
ing.
The interchurch world movement
will hold a county conference at Glas-
gov on April 10 under the supervi-
sion of Rev. Walter M. Jordan. These
meetings are the result of the pas
tors conference held at Helena on
February 25 to 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Ferron from
east of Glentana went to Glasgow
with the mail Thursday. Mr.. Ferron
is suffering from a nervous break
down due to some internal trouble
which has bothered him for several
months. He will undergo an opera
ton in Glasgow.-Opheim Observer
Ray Robbins of Glasgow was an
over-Sunday business visitor in the
city to look after his interests in con-
nection with the Majestic theatre.
Robert McElvain has been placed in
charge of the local show house, sue
ceeding Albert Johnson.-Hinsdale
Tribune.
Ed Combs came down from Opheim
Friday to accompany his wife, who has
been ill at the local hospital for some
time, back to Opheim. On Monday
they made a start for the north coun-
try but owing to the snow storm pre-
vailing at that time, returned to Glas-
gov to wait for the Wednesday morn
ing stage.
L. V. Lockwood was a Glasgow Wis
itor Tuesday en- route from Great
Falls and Helena to Plentywood
Friends of the Lockwood family here
will be glad to learn that they expect
to return some time the coming week
to again make their home in Glas-
gov after a several months absence
in Plentywood.
Fred Weigel purchased a blooded
Plymouth Rock rooster at Nashua Sat.
urday for a friend of his near the Mis-.
souri, river. Fred says it took regu.
lar military tactics to finally surround
and capture the rooster and bring him
to Glasgow. Fred's captive has beer
languishing in the basement of the
Hub for several days and makes more
noise than an I. w. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grogan Of
Glasgow arrived this morning and Mr.
Grogan will take charge of the Gro
gan-Robinson yard here while G. L
Koch makes a visit to his old home al
Stevens Point, Wis. Mr.. and Mrs
Koch and Helen expect to leave some
time next week after the big celebra.
ton, and MI. Koch will be gone about
two weeks. Mrs. Koch and Helen will
probably remain about two months
Mr.. and Mrs. Grogan have just re
turned from spending the winter il
California.-Wolf Point Herald.