The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28
CAMP DRAWING
SET FOR MAY 50
Boys Must File Applications at
Once in Order to Have
Chance to Attend.
Big WEEK OF FUN and WORK
Excellent Entertainment Provided
and Boys Will Receive Daily In
struction on Many Interest
ing Subjects.

May 30th is the date set for the
drawing of the Junior Farm Bureau
camp. Every boy in the county be-
tween the ages of IL and 16, inclu-
sive, has received a letter explaining
the camp and an application blank
and the name of the person drawing.
The program of the camp is taking
form fast and the material that is
being lined up is surely fine and the
weeks program promises to be of
exceptional merit. There will be no.
thing overlooked to make the camp
success and give the boys real
good time and education. All the
business men in the county are ex-
tremely interested in the boys camp
and are cooperating to make it sue
cess and insure the boys real vaca-
ton and one they will not forget.
Evening Entertainment.
Every evening the boys will be en-
tertained by movie show, singing
and readings. The camp will have it's
own motion picture machine and films
and the show will be given in the high
school building and the singing and
reading will be given by home talent
of Glasgow.
An extra good cook has been hired.
aNd the boys are sure of three good
squares a day; and they will sure
have an appetite, for lots of work and
play gives boy an appetite equal to
dads.
Program.
Boys, think of the baseball games,
tntmg matches, volley ball, stock
judging, horsemanship, rope work,
gSain judging, insect demonstrations,
corn demonstrations, blackleg demon
strations, auto tours, wireless demon
serations, milk testing, inspection by
doctors and talks on care of the body
and teeth and health talks, and every
~ the pep-giving shower bath.
The boys of Hinsdale will file their
application with julius Waber or F.
B. Gillette; at Opheim with A. S. OPP
Aedn; at Oswego with F. J. Tyner;
a Nashua with P. o. Edman, and of
0iasgow with L. E. Jones. The boys
a the following farm bureau commun-
ites will file their applications as
follows:
Community Chairmen.
North Glasgow. F. Belzer, Glas-
gov postoffice.
Baylor-Levi Mayberry, Baylor.
Rosedale-Carl Hanson, Avondale.
Wild Rose-Phil Evarts, Baylor.
Grain-J. H. Hines, Grain.
Shamrock = herbert Bjorklund,
Nashua.
Van Guard-K. X. Bondy, Frazer.
Todd Lake.. V. Anderson, Todd
Lake.
Lustre-B. H. Friezen, Frazer.
Grand Prairie-C. V. Anderson,
Todd Lake.
Vest Fork-L. F. Greenup, West
Fosk.
Goal Creek-Dick McCoennen, Coal
Cseek.
Opheim-Chas. Reed, Opheim.
Gientana-D. V. Rogers, Glentana.
Roanwood IL. 0. Thompson, Roam
wood
Thoeny-John O'Neil, Thoney.
Barnard-Mrs. J. H. Madison. Bar
nard
Cache Creek. F. Tuttle, Hinsdale.
Genevieve-Theo. Thompson, Cen
evieve.
Beaverton-C. E. Pierson, Bevear-
ton.
South Bench-Tom Windhorn, Hins-
dale.
South Tampico-John Gilchrist,
Tampico.
West Galapin-Adolph D. Thill,
Glasgow.
Rose Hill-sam Bremstead, Glas-
gov.
Center School-Albert Leistiko,
Nashua.
Hinsdale-Mike Murphy, Hinsdale.
Hinsdale (town)-Oswald Waber,
HiAsdale.
Nashua (town)-P. o. Edman,
Nashua.
Glasgow (town)-L. E. Jones, Glas-
gov.
opheim (town)-A. S. Opheim, Op-
helm.
oswego-F. j. Tyner, Oswego.
NONPARTISANS WILL
MEET AT WOLF POINT