The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-02-25
Local BreDitieS

B. C. Mattson of Tampico, transact
ed business in this city Tuesday.
P. E. Beito, of Opheim, vas a cal
Ter in Glasgow Tuesday of this week.
County Attorney Lincoln Working
was a business visitor to Opheim yes
terday.
Attorney H. F. Mcconnell of Wolf
Point transacted legal business IN
Glasgow Tuesday.
WILDER Cummins has been confined
TO his bed suffering a mild attack of
influenza the past week.
DR.. KRONER, of Helena, the eyesight
specialist, will be at the Shannon Hotel
Friday, March 25th, one day only.
Sam Beech of Baylor, hauled grain
to the Glasgow Mill yesterday, bring
ing one of the largest loads that has
ever been hauled overland from that
place.
Professor Williams left this noon for
Wolf Point to take charge of Glas-
COWS end of the basketball tournament
and the contests being held at that
place today and tomorrow.
S. j.. Rumble will leave tomorrow
morning for Sioux City, Iowa, where
he will spend several weeks in the in
Eerest of his business there.
Miss Maybelle Larson of Fargo, No.
Oak, will arrive in Glasgow Sunday
morning to spend several weeks here
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
J. M. Bailey.
L. E. Jones, secretary Of the Glas-
gov Chamber of Commerce and Agri-
culture, is around today after having
beer confined to his home for three
days suffering from a severe cold.
Mrs. William Whitbread of Valley
town, Montana, arrived in Glasgow
early this week, and was taken to the
Deaconess hospital to receive medical
attention.
P. A. Pahlka of the Lismas commun-
ity, the Valley county farmer who was
successful in winning the silver cup
for the highest grade of alfalfa seed
raised in Montana, was a business vsl-
itor to Glasgow, Wednesday of this
week.
Messrs S. j. Rumble and J. P. Stern
hagen yesterday made shipment of
one of the largest and most complete
grain and seed exhibits ever shipped
from any opoint in Montana. The
grains, grasses and seeds were ship
ped to Sioux City, Iowa, where these
men have a large real estate business
F. M. Rugg of St. Paul, Minnesota
brother of S. M. Rugg of the HUH
store, arrived in Glasgow Saturday
last to spend a few days visiting al
his brothers home and incidentally tc
attend to business interests in this
section. Mr.. Rugg is General Passen.
ger Agent for the C. B. & O., having
charge of all lines west of Chicago.
Don't fail to be present at the Cook
ing Demonstration at the LeWlS-We ed
um Company Store on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, March 3rd, 4th ant
5th. Miss LaVigne, an expert cooking
instructor will show by practical worl
the many Uses and the remarkable
qualities of MAZOLA OIL. Call ant
see her and her work. Don't forge
the dates, Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, March 3rd, 4th and 5th.
Frances Cygan, the twelve year ole
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cygal
who reside south of Glasgow, passet
away at the General hospital in thi
city on Wednesday, February 23rd
The child was brought to Glasgow sew
eral days previous, suffering from per
%itonitis. Funeral services will be con
Quoted from st. Raphael's church OF
Saturday morning and interment viii
be made in the Glasgow city cecetery
Mort Benjamin of Ossette, report
a good corn crop and that it vas
profitable crop in northern Vale,
county. He got over 1000 bundles O
corr stocks and 100 bushels of cor
from seven acres, put in where white
wheat had killed out. Mr.. Benjami
has a nice lot of Dakota white den
seer corn. He is having the Farm BU
reau make a termination test for hin