The Glasgow courier., 1921-09-23
Local BreDitieS

Ladies Home Journal Patterns at
the Fair Store. 8tf. c.
Mrs. Nyquist Of Baylor, was in the
city on business last Tuesday.
H. o. Morgan of Glentana, had bus
mess in Glasgow last Tuesday.
Dan Atkinson of Tampico, was
business visitor in the city last Tues
day.
Attorney H. F. Mcconnell of Wolf
Point, transacted business in Glasgow
last Wednesday.
Secretary Tyson was in Nashua on
business connected with the Roosevelt
highway, Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Bruce of Minot, North
Dakota, is visiting her uncle, D. M.
Bruce Of Glasgow.
County Attorney Frank Catlin of
Poplar, had professional business in
the city last Wednesday.
C. C. Brown, Wallace E. Cary, J. D.
McLennan and R. McLennan all from
Haxby, were in on business last Mon
day.
st. Mathews Guild will have card
party at the Just Inn on Thursday,
September goth. Good eats and good
time. y e
Rev. T. R. Brady and party were
guests at the Unon church of Galpin
on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Brady
preached.
Rev. T. R. Brady will attend the
Baptist association which is to be
held on Thursday and Friday of this
week at Great Falls.
Mrs. Geo. Birmingham, who has
been taking medical treatment at
Minot, returned home Monday, feeling
much improved in health.
N. D. Trogales of Glasgow is spend
ing a few days in the city visiting
Mrs. Trogales, who is confined to the
hospital.-Havre Promoter.
A telegram to the Courier announces
that Rev. A. M. Frost, the newly ap-
pointed rector, will conduct services at
the St. Mathews church next Sunday.
BY request of Mrs. ]. E. Flaherty,
president, and Mrs. Chas. E. Behner,
county president, all members Of the
w., C. T. U. will wear their white rib
bons in the future.
Reports of renewed activity at Bow
doin do not involve any. Glasgow in
terests. There are no new develop
ments in the situation SO far as the
Bowdoin Oil and Gas Co., is concerned.
Rev. w. E. Burrill of Billings, Edu-
cational director Of Montana Baptists,
was the guest at the First Baptist
church of this city on Sunday, and oc-
cupied the pulpit for Rev. Brady at
the morning service.
Articles of incorporation for the
Masonic Temple Corporation have been
filled with the secretary Of state. In
corporators are, S. C. Small, James
w. Wedum, w. W. Hurd, Matt Muir
ray, Charles E. Peterson, P. E. Kent
and C. R. St. Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Mcintyre and
little daughter, were in Glasgow this
week and left for Great Falls by auto
Thursday, where they will reside. Mr.
Mcintyre was formerly in business al
Baylor, and is now connected with the
Whiting Charlton Shirt Co., of Min.
neapolis. g, :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Alsop returned
Wednesday from three weeks outing
in the east, having driven their Esse,
to Minneapolis, and visiting by the
way. On account of the condition Of
the roads the car was left at Wahpe
ton on the return trip, and George will
go after it when the roads improve
They report having had very enjoy
able vacation.
Miss Erickson, county home demon
tration agent, has been suddenly callet
to Candy, Minnesota, by a telegram
announcing the serious sickness of he
father at that point. The necessit.
for her remaining with him for SOM
days, at least, will render it necessar,
for her to cancel some of her dates
and those interested are expected to b.
governed accordingly.
DR.. Hoyt, Sam Rugg, Leo Coleman
and others who tried the duck shoot
ing on the 18th report very poor sue
cess, the ducks were not at the lakes
and it is supposed that the storm
drove them into quietG and less ex
posed places. They were plenty u
to a few days ago; they will probabl
return to the lakes when the weathe
becomes settled.