The Glasgow courier., 1921-10-21

Byron Lebert was up from Nashua
Sunday visiting his parents and
friends.
S. S. George of South St. Paul has
been spending several days in this Sec
ton buying cattle.
J. E. Arnot, president of the Glas-
gov National Bank, was a business
visitor at Malta Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brown are the
proud parents of a baby girl born
to them on Sunday, October 10th.
Jones for Signs-Any Place-Any
Time-Any Where. Glasgow, Mon
tana. tic.
J. L. Truscott was at Malta We'd
nesday to attend a meeting of the
Milk River Cooperative Association
Mrs. L. Alvord left for her home
at Glasgow yesterday after spending
few days in the city visiting Mrs.
Schroeder.-Havre Promoter
H. B. Tyson, secretary of the Roose-
welt Highway Association, left Monday
for Havre where he will spend few
days on membership campaign.
Now is the time to order your
Christmas greeting cards at The
Courier. Beautiful designs in engraved
and printed cards. If.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Moss of Third
Point on the Missouri river, were in
the city yesterday making arrange
ments to ship bunch of stock to east
ern markets.
James A. Farley of Opheim was
calling on Glasgow friends yesterday.
County Commissioner Carl ]. And
erson was in the city yesterday on
his way home from Hinsdale
Is your wife your "pal"? Someone
is bound to be, as Clara Kimball Young
shows in her greatest screen success,
"MidC Channel" at the Orpheum Sun
day and Monday, October % and "a.
William Ruffcorn of Baylor was a
: Glasgow visitor yesterday. Bill re-
ports enough grain in the north coun-
try to feed goodly portion of the
nations population for the coming
year.
Don't wait until it is too late to
: order your engraved Xmas greeting
S cards this year. Phone "A today and
: we will have our representative call
and show you the 1921 line of samples.
Glasgow Courier.
Ever hear of Mid Channel? It's been
: the ruin of many marriage, as you
will see in Clara Kimball Young's
wonderful photoplay, "Mid-Channel'
t Orpheum, Sunday and Monday, Octo-
r ber % and "a.
R. c. Dewar representing the Mis-.
soulian Publishing Company of Mis-.
! soula was calling on Glasgow mer
# chants Saturday. The Missoulian ha!
: the only lithographing plant in tn,
state of Montana.
S Mrs. Mark D. Hoyt is spending &
: few weeks visiting in Montreal, Cana
II da. She will return the latter part Of
the month with her niece, Miss Teresa
Barnhardt who has been spending the
$, summer in the east.
e w. B. Shoemaker is at Helena thi.
week attending the 46th annual meet
ing of the I. O. O. F. organization.
= in Montana Mr.. Shoemaker is one o:
e the pioneer Odd Fellows of the stat,
|, and has always taken prominent par
o in the activities in this state.
Members of the Sabbath Evenin.
Circle for girls of the Congregations
e church have elected officers for tn,
= year as follows: Miss Helen Helbert
n president; Miss Ruth Behner, vice
II president; Miss Eva Frazier, secre
tary-treasurer. Last Sabbath evenin,
the Circle visited the Deaconess hos
e pital and held a song service afte
t. which Miss Moore gave an informa
IT talk on hospital work.
y S. J. Rumble and O. D. Tibbitts ar
a rived in Glasgow yesterday from Siou
City, Iowa. Mr.. Rundle is presiden
of the Rumble Land Company, nov
/ located at Sioux City and Mr. Tibhett
D is connected with the immigratio
l. department of the Great Norther
4 Railway with headquarters in tn
'e same city. John Cavenaugh of Sout
'e Sioux City accompanied them and
contemplating investing in larg
tract of Valley county land.