The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-22
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Nels Tondberg of Tampico, was in
town Tuesday.
Ernest Nash of Malta, spent Sun
day in Glasgow.
Drs. Drabbs of Hinsdale, was in
the city Saturday.
c. c. Curry an Eighth Point citizen,
transacted business in Glasgow Thurs
day.
The city water tank on the hill
was overlooking a little Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Harvey Booth has returned
home from several weeks visit at
Great Falls.
Joe Lawrence of Frazer shook hands
with Glasgow acquaintances last
Thursday.
Mrs. Prebilski, who has been visit
ing at Minneapolis and other points
east, returned home Wednesday.
O. J. Foglequist, H. o. Morgan and
Mrs. Hermo Felland were each reg
istered from Glentina, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Riggin, of
Genevieve, report the arrival of a lit
tie girl at their home, April 14th.
William Gregory, popular clerk in
the Lewis-Wedum stores, spent Sum-
day visiting his parents at Bowdoin.
Mrs. Keefer, of Fairview, came in
the first of the week for the purpose
of r%eorganizing the Woodman lodge
here.
f. d. Button, cashier of the Farm
ers-StockgroWers Bank, who has been
absent for a week in Canada, is ex-
pected home daily.
Geo. Stratton of Malta and R. M.
Connors of Poplar, were in the city
Saturday night in connection with
their duties as project officers.
Among the names of graduates in
the department of civil engineering
at the college at BOZeman, is that of
Carl ID. Borton, jr., of Glasgow.
The Glasgow Golf club were out for
a few rounds Sunday afternoon. The
weather was very spring like and the
air bracing and the game enjoyable.
T. j. Coleman a leading rancher,
was in the city Monday looking for
men to work for him. He left an APP
plication eat the Chamber of Com
merce.
City Manager Mitchell went to the
Deaconess hospital Monday, for treat
ment for a trouble in the side of his
face. He expects to be out again in
a few days.
A fire at the depot brought an
alarm Thursday noon. 1t was a small
blaze in the roof; little damage was
done as the flames were promptly ex-
tinguished.
Number two arrived in Glasgow Sun
day morning with one of the cars on
fire. A fire alarm called out the fire
department and the flames were ex-
tinguished with trifling damage.
The regular melting of the local
chapter of the Eastern Star will be
held at the Masonic hall on the even
ing of Monday, April 25th. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Clinton Halliday has bought the H.
P. Hanson property on Second avenue
south, for a home, and has moved
into it. The deal was made through
the Log House Insurance Agency.
The Yawman & Erbe Manufacturing
Co, announce the death of their presi-
dent. Phillip H. Yawman on April 5th,
at Rochester, New York. The firm
are leading manufacturers of filing
devices.
The name of H. H. Lepper of Glas-
gov, is prominently mentioned in a
feature story on checkers running in
the ready print of many Montana
papers. Mr.. Lepper is mentioned as
the one-time champion Of Montana.
A number of the school districts of
the county are to take advantage of
Senate bill No. 121, and isue bonds
for existing Indebtedness, according
to Miss Olivia Forster, county sup
e~rintendent. The move is commended
as some of the districts are obliged
to close schools on account of the
lack of funds.