The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-05-20
HINSDALE


Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. White came
up from Nashua on Wednesday after
moor for a visit at the home of the
formers sister, Mrs. Frank Tooke in
this city.
Mrs. p. Wilson and small daughter
arrived Saturday from Illinois to
spend the summer on her homestead
in the north country. Mrs. Wilson is
"a sister of N. R. Underwood of this
city.
Geo. E. Stratton, project manager
at Malta advises The Tribune that ar
engagements have been made for plac-
ing c. c. Wright on the Milk River
project again this season and expects
him on the job by June l. MI. Wright's
duties will consist of demonstration
work.
Roland Raasch has been absent from
school for a few days due to the mis-
fortune of having his arm fractured.
Frank K. Casper and family were
visitors in the county capital.
Miss Alice Jones visited over Sun
day at her home north of Hinsdale.
C. B. May, principal of the local
schools, was a business visitor at Os-
wego last Saturday.
Joe Anderson and wife are the par
ents of a baby girl born at their home
on May 4th.
Mesdames N. r. Underwood and B.
j. Rooster were visitors at the county
capitol Saturday.
Orrin c. Hegne arrived in the city
Tuesday from New Ellington, S. D.,
for a visit with Hinsdale friends.
Miss Marjorie Rutter, who is at
tending school at Glasgow, was home
several days this week due to illness.
Nels Byggden left Wednesday after
noon for Casped, Wyoming, where he
will seek employment in the oil fields.
VIM. Drabbs left last week for the
Winnett oil fields.
Quite a number of Glasgow people
attended the dance here last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. A. L. Hanson and Mrs. James
Sherry visited at Glasgow yesterday
on business.
Mrs. w. H. Anderson and Mrs.
Bert Lawrence entertained the Ladies
Aid at the home of the former last
Thursday afternoon.
F. L. Westrun left on Wednesday
morning for a business trip which will
take him to the Missouri river south
of Glasgow.
Robert McElvain arrived home
Sunday from California where he has
been employed in construction worl
since leaving Hinsdale last summer.
Mrs. Frank Aooke and children re.
turned Sunday from Nashua where
they spent a few days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. White.
Mrs. Stranahan of Havre, granC
matron of the Eastern Star, made ar
official visit to the Hinsdale lodge
on Tuesday evening.
John Hanson and Donald Webster
the local high schools entries in the
state track meet at Missoula left Sun
day night. John will enter the discus
throw and Donald will take part il
the mile run.
At the 102d anniversary of the in
PRODUCTION of organized Oddfellowshil
held at Glasgow last week, L. w
Ames of this city was one of thu
principal speakers on the program
Mr.. Ames' discourse dealt with Odd
fellowship, its origin, purposes ant
progress.
Mr.. J. Pluvius, our old friend wh(
has been absent from north eastern
Montana nearly all of the time dur
ing the past four years, has returned
and the indications are that he will
remain here the coming season. Be
ginning Sunday evening and contin
uing internationally all day Monda.
and also during the night, the who'll
country was visited by a heavy fal
Of rain which has gladdened tn
hearts of the farmers and everyone
else.