The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-09-02
OSWEGO NOTES
(From the Reporter)

Amundson Bros, of Prairie Elk
were callers in Oswego Monday.
L. J. Conlan autoed up to West Forl
Sunday, returning the same day.
j. NJ. Void and DIR. j. w. Smith
visited at Circle Saturday, returning
Monday.
Lloyd McGlenn of Vida was visit.
ing his brothers, Herbert and John
here Sunday.
E. o. Drewry, of Prairie Elk, was
in Oswego Tuesday after supplies.
P. E. Epp, of Lustre, hauled out
lumber for a granary Monday.
Nh. and Mrs. w. E. Dickson and
children spent Sunday at the John
Baker home near Lustre.
John Neubaur and Henry Halver.
son, of the south side, were callers in
Oswego Wednesday.
Geo. Lytle, the Pattonhill merchant
transacted business matters in Os-
wego Wednesday.
Chas. Meyer, living near Lustre
was attending to business matters in
Oswego Wednesday.
Miss Alice Woods left Sunday for
her home in Glasgow after a weeks
visit with Mrs. O. N. Olson.
VIM. Wulff, of the reservation, was
in Oswego Wednesday and made final
proof or his homestead north of town.
Jasper Parsley, Of Prairie Elk, was
in Oswego after supplies the first of
the week.
Ed. Nelson, of BONN, was trans
acting business in Oswego Tuesday,
Mrs. o. N. Olson entertained for
Miss Alice Woods, of Glasgow, Sat-
urday afternoon.
c. E. Edwards, of the reservation,
was attending to business matters in
Oswego Tuesday.
Mrs. George R. Brown, Mrs. Joseph
Hanson and Mrs. w. E. Dickson mo-
tored down to Wolf Point Friday ev-
ening.
Two aeroplanes passed over Oswe-
go Monday, the trail seems to be in
excellent shape as they all take this
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albin, Mrs
Jesse Moore, Miss Olive Lawson and
M. L. Eliason left Sunday morning
for Vanguard, Canada.
Mrs. James Lawrence, Mrs. w. A,
Cline and two daughters, Elsie and
Nola, and a Miss Mccormick, of Fraz.
err, were visitors in Oswego Sunday.
w III Wo1ly,r lof@ Co. yNaJe Do:.I
Monday where he will work for the
Monarch Lumber Co. Later on he
will have charge of the yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Shaw, of Willis.
ton, North Dakota, were visitors in
Oswego Monday. Mr.. Shaw is presi-
dent of the First State Bank of Os-
wego.
VIM. Hintges, of Lustre, was in
Wolf Point Wednesday consulting a
physician in regard to his left hand
which was found to be a severe case
of blood poisoning.
Lars K. Nelson and Bonnie S.hni-
der, of the south side, were business
visitors in Oswego Tuesday. While
here Mr.. Nelson purchased a thresh-
ing rig from O. E. Lee.
E. A. Wright, our local blacksmith
and acteylene welder, was out Satur-
day and Sunday repairing a broken
casting on a threshing machine for
VIM. Hintges of Lustre.
George Normnton and wife, of
Havre, visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. E. Lee Monday. They were
on their way to Jamestown and New
Rockford, North Dakota.
J. c. Clark, living north of Lustre,
was in Oswego Wednesday after a
separator, having lost his steel Case
separator by fire Tuesday, also a
granary and 800 bushels of wheat.
Mr.. Clark had no insurance.
Z A. G. Kimberly, who lives twelve
miles west of Weldon, hauled lumber
berly stated that he had changed his
trading point from Richey to Oswego
as it is considerable nearer, and the
roads are just as good.
H. G. Hanson was in Oswego Tues
day after a few days visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Koslow-
sky north of town. Mr.. Hanson has
been engaged as principal of the
Scnook public schools for the coming
year, and it goes without saying that
he will make good.
HINSDALE NEWS
Hiram tho Trihupa\