The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-08-19
OSWEGO ITEMS
(From the Reporter)

Max Morrison and N. A. Mann were
Frazer visitor Tuesday.
George Morse of Poplar visited
Sunday in Oswego with Geo. R. Brown.
Mrs. G. R. Brown and Mrs. j. Han
son visited in Wolf Point on Tues
day.
Ray Long, of the south side, made
a business trip to Oswego Tuesday.
Fred McCune of the south side was
a business visitor in Oswego Wednes-
day.
Peter A. Koslowsky, of the reser-
walton. transacted business matters
in Oswego today.
Geo. Teichrow, living near Lustre,
was attending to busnesis matters in
Oswego Wednesday.
F. J. Tyner returned Sunday even
ing from Minneapolis where he a
been on a business mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. William CARING and
children of Danville, Illinois, arrived
here Sunday evening and are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L.
Martin. Mrs. CARING is a sister of
Mrs. Martin.
Albin Bros. of the Oswego Garage
state that they have orders for twelve
trucks for hauling grain to market.
The farmers realize that if they are
to get their bumper crop to market
this year they must have something
more speedy than horses.
-. Dn,-~, o,rrirol hara T1pC,
day from Denver, Colo, for a visit
with his cousin, Daniel Knapp. The
two men have not seen each other fol
So years and it is needless to say
that the visit was an enjoyable one,
Mr.. Drumm returned home y%eSter-
day.
VIM. Hintges and Peter Pankrtz
made a hurried trip in from the Lus-
tire country the first of the week after
harvester and thresher supplies. Both
gentlemen state that they never had
raised better crops in the east or in
Canada than they have this year in
the north country.
Alex Pankratz was in town Mon.
day and purchased more Irvine. Mr.
Pankrants stated that he is using
pound more Irvine to the acre thar
he first anticipated.
Mrs. H. H. Nichols, of Fortuna, N
Oak, who had been visiting the pas
month at the home of her son, Re,
Nichols of the reservation, left TO
her home Saturday of last week.
Ohio Penrose unloaded a new sep
arator here for the Shade Creel
Threshing Company and has pulled GU
to Neal Young's farm west of town
Roy Sheppard is engineer for the out
fit.
Frank Konicheck, living north o
town, started threshing with his ri
Tuesday morning on the Sam Bick
ford farm. We understand that Nj
Bickford's oats yielded GO bushels t
the acre.
O. E. Lee sold three complete thresh
ing outfits this weektothfowellio
ing outfits to the following parties
Phil Geison of Weldon; Pankratz
Olfert of Lustre and Shade Cree
Threshing Company of Shade Creel
Irwin & Mcintyre are busy buildin
a new landing at the ferry. They loo
for a big business this fall and do nc
intend to leave anything undone i
having the best ferry service along tn
Missouri.
The prosperity of this section {
Montana is no better shown than b
the amount of freight that is unloat
ed at this point. The Great Norther
has put the local freight on daily gi,
ing much better service.
Williamson & Innis, two prosperou
ranchers and farmers of the sout
side, were in Oswego the first {
the week. Messrs. Williamson
lnnis stated that they had $50 acre
of crop in this year and expected t
thresh from $4,000 to $4,000 bushe.
of grain from the $50 acres.