The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-08-05

Miss Gertrude Erickson, who attend
ed the Home Demonstration confer
ence at Bozeman, returned home this
week with Mrs. Geo. Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson joined the Du-
luth to Glacier tourists here, and VIII
complete the trip with the party, re-
turning to Glasgow in a few days.
Ladies Home Journal Patterns at
the Fair Store. Stf. {.
There will be a dance in honor of the
U. S. Reclamation service at Hlns-
dale next Saturday night. The Glas-
gov orchestra will furnish the music.
Farmers are bringing in some old
wheat to release granary capacity Tor
this years crop. Many are also buy
ing lumber for new or enlarged gran
aries.
A car driven by Gerald Huston, is
reported to have overturned, III re-
turning from Hinsdale last Saturday
night. One young lady was injured
but not seriously.
w. w. Chelev of the Montana News
paper association was in the city on
business Wednesday morning. Mr.,
Hooking accompanied him on a trip
through the eastern part of the state,
C. E. Hoppin, member of the EXEC
utive Council Montana Bankers as
ISOLATION left for Helena Wednesday
evening to be present at the meeting
of the association, the 4th, 5th ard
9th.
Mrs. S. C. Small is accompanying
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Harrison on an
auto tour through the western part
of the state. The party left Glasgow
Wednesday.
J. A. Sutton who is taking vocation.
al training as an electrician at Wharf
on's Electric shop, left last Monday
for the western part of the state or
a two weeks vacation.
The Palmer Bros. circus last Mon.
day attracted only a small attendance
from the country, on account of the
harvest season. The show was only
ordinary and but fairly satisfactory,
Vocational Field Manager Weisby
was in Glasgow last Saturday, on his
regular bi-weekly trip. He says there
will be two more young men placed
here, one a jeweler and the other as
a harness maker.
John Buhlman made the hit of his
life when he distributed the Mutual
Oil Cos. complimentary road maps tc
the tourists, last Monday. The map
is the best ever published and was
very acceptable to motorists en- route
west.
Parts of Sam Cheeseman's car were
found missing, after it had been park
ed in front of Riggs store, while San
was at lunch. Courier news hounds
see a direct connection between this
incident and the snipe hunting trip O.
the night previous.
j.. E. Carter, formerly of Glasgow
has returned from the east and will b'
with his son-in-law, Al Ebersole, a
his farm home on the south bench
during the summer. Since leaving
Glasgow Mr.. Carter has lived in boil
Iowa and South Dakota, but has con
Guided that he likes Montana best.
Mrs. Flarety presented the tourist
last Monday with some samples 0
Valley county corr that brought fort
%astonished and highly appreciative re
marks from the people from the cas-
who thought Montana still more o
less of a desert. Montana corn thi
year is as good as any that grows.
w. H. Nicol, of Minneapolis, VIII
is secretary-treasurer of the Glasgow
Mills Company, was in the city o
business last Wednesday. He is en-
thusiastic over crop conditions l
the territory tributary to Glasgow
and expects good business. He wen
from here to Minot, North Dakota.