The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-07-15
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Local BreDitieS

Glenn Marias spent Sunday in
Havre.
Ladies Home Journal Patterns at
the Fair Store. Stf. c.
There is much complaint of petty
thievery in the city.
The Glasgow orchestra played at
Hinsdale last Tuesday evening.
Judge and Mrs. Rapp motored to
Hinsdale last Sunday afternoon.
Leslie Wilson returned to Frazier
Saturday, after a visit in Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGregor were in
from Baylor on business last Mon
day.
A. B. Freidlund is putting in some
time on his homestead during the hot
weather.
DR.. Simpkins was busy this week
moving his office into the Rumble
building.
Cooper Bros, Ed Barnes and Ed.
Boyle are bringing their clips of wool
into Glasgow.
1t is estimated that half a million
bushels of wheat will be handled at
Glasgow this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Halliday and fam
lily, motored to Nashua, last Sunday.
Circus day produced one arrest
One of the band got scrappy; no n
was badly injured.
Frank Cooper of California, is visit
ing with his nephews Oar and Cal
Cooper at their ranch homes.
T. M. Patten has returned from a
short vacation, which included a
Fourth of July celebration in Seattle.
The Sunday Great Falls Tribune had
a splendid half page illustrated story
on the girls camp, recently held at
Glasgow.
The Thdrty-fourth annual Conclave
of the Knights Templar of Montana
is now being held at Havre. Dele
gates from Glasgow are in attendance.
Mrs. E. R. Bray, of st. Paul, Sis
ter of Cashier Hoppin of the Glas-
gov National Bank, visited here last
week with the Hoppin and Comport
families.
DR.. Richardson, deputy state vet
erinarian, has returned to his home
in Mata. He had been treating for
backlog, something unusual this
time in the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy were in from
and little boy were enroute to Seattle
to visit her mother, Mrs. Lawrence
Magruder.
Anticipating a car shortage on ac-
count of the large crops, w. F. Rel
land, general freight agent of the
Great Northern, is urging coal deal
ers to get their coal supplies early.
Mrs. w. R. White and little daugh-
ter Ruth returned to their home in
Havre, Montana, last Tuesday after
a weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Roberts and other friends.
Miss Hazel Hurd will give a recital
at Hinsdale next Friday evening the
22d, at which she will be assisted by
Miss Elsie Rutter. 1t is likely that
a large delegation from Glasgow will
attend.
Unauthorized statements have been
published to the effect that the Tour
lists park will be generally open to
farmers. Farmers with cars will not
be denied use of the park, however
teams will not be permitted to enter
and the park will be primarily for the
use and and benefit of tourists.
Fred A. Ernst, manager of the Glas-
gov mills, with Mrs. Ernst and fam
lily, left by motor Thursday morn
ing for a vacation trip. They will
make a tour of the park in their car,
after which they will visit points
further west by rail, using the car
again on the return trip. They expect
to be absent about two weeks.
CHRISTY'S CIRCUS
ChGisty's circus, which showed hen
last Wednesday was pronounced a
good, clean performance by those who
attended. A fair sized attendance
from the country in the afternoon, and