The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-06-11
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From the AmeS Iowa lntclllgencer.
Judge H. c. Hall went to Harlow
ton for his auto which has been there
since last fall. He will return Sat
urday,
Attorney c. D. BOrton and family
left Thursday morning by auto for
Bozeman to be gone for two weeks.
They will attend the commencement
ture from which their son Albert grad
yates this year.
Mrs. A. n. Peterson returned on
Wednesday from Decatur, ILL.,, where
she has spent the past few weeks Wis
iting with relatives. Mrs. C. l.. Mar
shall, who has been spending the win
ter there, also returned.
County Commissioners Peter A.
| West, Carl j. Anderson and Calvin
H. Pippin are in the city this week
attending a regular meeting of the
board.
Attorney Verdine R. Hall of Opheim
transacted business in Glasgow Mon
day. He reports the CROP conditions
in the north country are very favor
able.
Editor Roy Gordon Of The Nashua
Independent came up Saturday to at
tend the justice court trial of the state
VS.. Rovik.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Wall Of Oswego
were Glasgow visitors Saturday on
their way to Hinsda4e via auto. Mr..
Wall is engaged in the hardware bust
ness at Oswego.
Sam d. GOA Of Helena, state agent
for the Northwestern Mutual Life III
surance company Of Milwaukee, was
Q Glasgow visitor Monday on his way
to Chicago to attend the republican
national convention.
Better be safe than sorry. Insure
your property now with the Otto NJ.
Christian Land Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Copper, for
merly engaged in the cattle business
in Montana, arrived in the city Fri
day from Los Angeles where they now
make their home. They have gone to
Glasgow where they will look after
property interests for a time.-Great
Falls Tribune.
C. o. Knight was up from Willis
ton to see the Saturday and Sunday
ball games between the locals and
Wolf Point. Clyde is now president
Of the Williston baseball association
and is on a scout for players.
Ed Brown, who has held the posi-.
ton as foreman on the Courier fol
the past seven years, left Sunday
morning for Minneapolis where he will
spend the summer months enjoying 6
well earned rest.
Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare afte,
walking out of the penitentiary com
planned that the president had moi
restored her to full citizenship. Doubt
less the matter was overlooked anC
will be rectified on application.-In'
dependent.
Have you registered for the pri.
mary election in August? Remember
the registration closes July 10, and i
you are not registered you canno
vote. Better attend to the registra
ton the first time you are in tn
city or near any deputy registrar.
John Allen, state agent for tn
Guardian Life Insurance company, wa
a pleasant caller in Glasgow Monday
Mr.. Allen was one Of the also-ran boy
in the recent race for national dele
gates, but polled a splendid vote il
Northern Montana where he is known
MI. and Mrs. C. w. Powell and chill
dren spent several days last week Wis
iting friends at Kalispell. Mr.. Powell
returned Sunday and Mrs. Powell wit
the children went on to Spokane an
Seattle where they will spend severa
weeks visiting.
Joe Steel was taken suddenly ill a
his home Friday evening and contin
ued to grow worse until Saturda
morning when Drs. Clay and Smit'
were called from Malta for consulta
ton with DR.. Minnick. 1t was foun
that he. was suffering from a bad cas-
of intestinal trouble. He was take
to Glasgow on the Skidoo and opel
ated on as soon as he reached tn
hospital, and from that time on h
began to get better. 1t was a yer
serious case and for a time but littl
hopes were held for his recovery. M
Steel returned from Glasgow thi
morning and reports that he is doin
nicely and indications are that he
nearly out of danper-Sacn Indenenl