The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-15

L. D. Black of Hinsdale was in town
Monday on business.
H. F. Cooper was in from the Miss
ouri river Monday On business.
Jack Bardsley, from the Prentice
ranch, had business in Glasgow Mon
day. .
Mrs. I. Mcpherson was registered
at Glasgow hotel from Nashua, Mon
day.
Mrs. Flarety has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Roe, of Hins-
dale.
G. R. Floyd, of Opheim, visited
the county seat on business, Thurs
day.
For rent: Coleman Rooming house.
A bargain. See Leo. B. Coleman.
51-tfc.
Limited amounts of garden seeds
may be obtained free at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms.
Mrs. Roy Comport, who is visiting
Mrs. S. M. West of Hinsdale, is ex-
pected home Monday.
S. H. Orvis, proprietor of The Fair,
returns to Chicago tomorrow, after
a short business visit in Glasgow.
James E. WHISKY, who is placing
trainees for the vocational training
board, was in the city on business,
Monday.
Dave Cooper, a stockman from Por-
cupine, had business at the county
seat Monday.
Ray Axtell, the mail carrier, who
registers from Oil Center, says there
is a marked improvement in the roads
over which he travels.
County Superintendent Miss Olivia
Forster is at Dillon at the meeting Of
county superintendent. She will be
away ten days or two weeks.
Carrie Herring, who is attending
has been sick, has regained her health
sufficiently to resume her studies.
Rev. Rhoda Dickinson has received
an invitation to visit Massachusetts,
in the interest of platform work there.
She has the matter of a trip east
under consideration.
H. w. Brown, the well known piano
tuner, will make his spring trip to
Glasgow soon. If you desire his SER
vices leave your order at once with
Chas. E. Behner & Co.
J. G. Kelly, who is living at the
Shannon hotel temporarily, while here
proving up on his homestead, expects
to be joined by his wife, from lie
Grande, Oregon, this week.
Call Moss, Scott Edwards and Rus
sell Moore, all stockmen and ranch
ers from the Missouri river country,
were in town during the week, arrang-
ing for the commencement of spring
work.
Geo. CASTILLO, of Oswego, was in
Glasgow over Sunday IN business o n
nected with his large interests. He
is interested just now in moving one
thousand head of cattle, on account of
feed conditions.
Elmer Hall, who has Just taken
charge of the local weather office, is
not to be blamed with the weather.
Most of what we are getting now was
left over from Jones' administration;
Elmer has turned out a couple of fine
spring days during the week.
Geo. Volker one of the prominent
business men of Minot, North Dakota,
was in Glasgow Thursday evening.
Mr.. Volker is one of the leading flor
lists Of the northwest, he started with
a small greenhouse in Minot a few
years ago, and TO- has a large and
strictly first class establishment that
does a large mail order business over
two states. He understands both flor
aculture and business.
Harry Larson and wife left last
Friday morning for Glasgow, Mon
tana, where he takes a place on the
same paper with E. Brown. Harry
learned to operate a typesetting ma
chine in the Summit office and has
been a very faithful employee for the
past two years. When Ed. Brown left
this office some four weeks ago, it
was understood that he would get a
job for Harry, of an opening pre-
scented itself.-Forest City, Iowa, Sum-
nit.