The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-11-04
NeRural
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HIGHLAND NEWS
(Stan ~Correspondence)

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Finding news for every, or every
other week and making it as interest.
ing as possible, is not as easy as il
sounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vegge were in Glas-
gov on business last Monday.
A large crowd gathered at the Tam
pico hall Saturday, a week ago, for
the moving picture picture given, or
was to have been given by the farm
bureau. Something prevented the pic
lures from being shown, but the crowd
was there, and so someone tuned their
fiddle, other presided at the piano and
at midnight a lunch was served by the
ladies. Everybody present reports a
most enjoyable evening. The show
vas then announced for the following
Tuesday when about 200 people gath
cred. The show then presented was
splendid in every way, and everyone
of us appreciate these shows, as they
are both enjoyable and also include
lessons in many things-lessons that
are more impressive than if given in
a lecture.
Mrs. c. J.. o. Jacobson, Mrs. Elmer
johnson, Mrs. C. j. johnson and Mrs.
Arnold, all of Glasgow, were welcome
visitors at the Bronstad home, a week
ago Thursday.
Elias Stensland was in Glasgow
shopping last Friday.
The Misses Agnes and Bertha Stems
land also Gertrude Vegge were on the
sick list for a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Person autoed
to Glasgow last Friday, on a shopping
trip.
Elmer Cain called on his family at
Glasgow last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Cornwell of
Havre, Montana are here visiting at
the Lee Cornwell and Mcclure homes,
respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure and family
also Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Cornwell at
tended the show at the Orpheum at
Glasgow last Monday evening.
Mrs. Ed. Jacobson is spending a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Betz of Vandalia.
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day morning for Spokane, Washing
ton for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Forster-Patton, county super
intendent of schools, called at the
Highland school last Friday and found
everything in AL condition.
Miss Josephine Anderson attended
the social given by Miss Lillian Betz
at the Billingsley school last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lamb entertained
on Saturday evening in honor of Mr..
Lambs birthday. Cards, games and
dancing was INDUCED in, and at mid
night a sumptuous and delicious sup
per was served by the hostess, assisted
by the Misses Elaine and Inez Bron-
stad. The guests of the evenig were
h following families: Anderson, Per-
on, Boreson and Branstad, also Mr..
and Mrs. Wolf of Glasgow. Every
reports a "jolly good time"
Miss Josephine Anderson entertain
her pupils at a Halloween party
on Monday afternoon. Games of all
kinds were played, and last but not
least was the big treat of apples, nuts
and candy. We don't wonder at the
little tots repeating, "Isn't she a good
teacher, MAJ"
Will Anderson and Bob Harrington
autoed to Glasgow Sunday evening
and incidentally attended the show at
the Orpheum.
Quite a few from this vicinity plan
to attend the big farm bureau meet
ing to be held at Glasgow this even
ing (Tuesday).
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boreson spent
Sunday evening at the Anderson home.