The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-11
Local BreDitieS

D. L. Blankenship was a business
visitor at Malta Tuesday.
E. P. Bancroft is ~transacting bust
ness at Havre this week.
Jones The Painter-High work my
speciality. Glasgow, Montana. tic.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Weller Monday
night.
Mrs. Violet Mcintyre of Havre is
spending a few days in Glasgow visit
ing friends.
Buy your coal and kindling wood at
the Grogan-R Robinson Lumber Co.
Phone SO. 24-4tc.
County Agent Murray Stebbins is at
Poplar this week in the interests Of
Farm meetings.
Representative Fred B. Gillette of
Hinsdale was a business visitor in
Glasgow between trains yesterday.
Attend! The Royal Neighbors are
giving a big dance Thanksgiving
Evening. Be there. 27-tfc
Frank D. Mccormick has been trans
ferred as depot assistant for the Great
Northern Railway from Glasgow to
Nashua.
Mrs. G.. R. Jameson left Sunday
morning for Minneapolis where she
will spend a short time visiting with
friends.
Henry A. Walter, assistant secretary
of the Citizens Trust Company Of
Buffalo, was a business visitor in
Glasgow Saturday.
George Springer, formerly an at
torney located at Scobey and now con-
nected with the credit department of
Griggs-Cooper company, was a Glas-
Cow visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Coleman and Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Hurry left Wednesday
for Bowdoin lake where they will spend
a few days duck hunting.
Rev. Miss Rhoda Jane Dickinson left
Monday evening for points in Massa-
chusetts where she will spend a month
in platform work for the congrega-
tional Home Missionary Society.
E. D. Button returned Tuesday
morning from his old home at Moline,
Illinois, where he was called by the
serious illness of his father. He re-
ports his father as slightly improved.
N. A.. Mann, editor of the Oswego Re-
First National Bank, and August
porter, w. E. Dixon, cashier of the
Knapp of the Knapp Mercantile Com
pany, of Oswego, were Glasgow visit
ors yesterday.
The American Legion boys at Malta
are planning for a wild night tonight
when they will open an old time wild
west gambling hall to the public with
all of the trimmings and excitement
that goes with.
Henry Hurd and Roy House left
yesterday for Chicago in charge Of a
trainload Of stock. Mr.. Hurd will
go from Chicago to Milford, Delaware,
his old home, where he will remain
during the winter months.
Mrs. George Whitcraft of Malta
will likely lose one foot just above the
ankle as the result of the accidental
discharge of a shotgun in the hands
of her Ia year old son. The boy was
playing with the gun and thought ii
was unloaded.
Judge and Mrs. Carl D. Borton re.
turned Friday from Helena, where
the judge has been holding a term OF
court for the past month. The Judge
left again Sunday night for Plenty.
wod where he held a short term OF
court this week.
Mrs. John Wedum, a sister of Mrs
James Wedum of this city, and daugh.
ter Helen, left Monday evening afte,
spending several days visiting here
Mrs. Wedum returning to her home al
Alexandria, Minnesota. Miss Heller
going on to points in California fol
an extended visit.
c. L. Slade who was a souatter or
a claim west of Thoeny in 1916 was
here Wednesday enroute from Canada
to Glasgow where he is now making
his home. The land MI. Slade squat
ted on he later relinquished and il
now belongs to one of the Notehelphel
brothers. MI. Slade said, while here
that he never realized the value of thai
piece of land till he saw it on this
trip and he is sorry he ever r~elinquish
ed his right to it.-Thoeny Review.