The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-02-27
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Rev. A. N. Livdahl has been con-
fined to his home for the past week
on account of illness.
Miss Goldie Halliday is back at
work with the chamber of commerce
after several days illness.
Mrs. C. M. Cruikshank left Thurs
day morning for Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
to attend the funeral of her father,
Hon. J. A. Green, who died Wednes-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Adams and three
I children came down from Saco on
Monday and left the next morning for
Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs. Adams
will receive medical attention.
Among those from Glasgow who Wis
tied Bowdoin Wednesday for the pur-
pose of stalking oil claims were: Sam
L. Rugg, Otto M. Christinson, Geo.
Alsop, Leo Coleman, Ray Robbins,
Fred Weigel, Joe Sternhagen, E. N.
Hill and Clifford Potash.
After the Glasgow Democrat has
consumed a lot of perfectly good news
ink in an effort to induce the citizens
Of that city to remove the snow and
ice from the sidewalks, long came
a chinook and melted it off. Print
er's ink always gets results.-Hins-
dale Tribune.
Dan Mckay was in town Thursday
to purchase some corr for stock feed
ing purposes on his ranch near VAN
dalia. Dan is taking a short respite
from his county splitting activities in
the central part Of the state-Hinsdale
Tribune.
J. M. McGovern, special agent of
the Northwestern National Insurance
company of Fargo, visited his sister
Miss Margaret McGovern, last week,
and spent Sunday at Nashua as the
guest of another sister, Mrs. J. R.
Murphy.
Clarence B. May, superintendent of
the Hinsdale schools, was a visitor in
Glasgow last night. He stopped en-
route at Culbertson where he will ack
as one of the judges in the debate
between the Culbertson and Glasgow
high schools.
Undersheriff Jack Teal spent Tues
day in Havre studying plain and fancy
ways of riding the imported goat own
ed by the Elks' lodge there. He de-
. dlares he rode the goat all right
but had to pull leather a few times
Mrs. David Parsons received a tel.
egram this morning from her husband
that his father had passed away al
his home in Great Fails this morning
Dave Parsons has been at the bed.
side of his father since Monday Of
last week.
There will be services in the Chris,
tian church both morning and even
ing next Sunday. Rev. Obert will bt
present and will also hold specia
meetings every night during the week
An invitation is extended the public
to attend.
Rev. F. E. Henry was here from
Great Falls over Sunday. Sunda!
morning he held services in the Con
gregational church and in the after
noon participated in the French me
mortal program under the auspices o,
the American legion at the Odd Eel
lows hall.
Miss Lucille Jeffrey left Tuesda!
morning to resume her studies at thu
Wesleyan university at Grand Forks
after a two weeks vacation spent a
her home here. The Wesleyan wa
closed during the vacation period OF
account of the prevalence Of the fiji
epidemic in Grand Forks.
F. L. Sherman left this morning TO,
Chinook to attend the directors meet
ing of the Milk River Valley Devel
opment association. The meeting will
hear Scott Leavitt, secretary of tn
Great Falls chamber of commerce, VIII
will report m the Duluth meeting o
the Theodore Roosevelt Internationa
highway association held Feb. 25th.
Ellsworth Space, a former residen
of Glasgow, has been quite seriousl,
ill for the past few weeks with pleuro
pneumonia in a Minneapolis hospital
On Tuesday of last week he submit
ted to an operation. His conditio
has been very serious but from las
reports he is gradually recovering al