The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-07-08
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DR.. Kline was in Malta Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Rist of Havre, visited in
Glasgow Wednesday.
Eddie Funk of Malta was a visitor
at the Stampede Monday.
Mrs. Lindeke, of the North country,
was in the city Tuesday.
R. H. Comport is on a business visit
to Brady, Montana, this week.
Ladies Home Journal Patterns at
the Fair Store. 8 If c.
Mrs. Paul Campbell left Tuesday for
a months visit with her parents in
Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bruce of Glen
tana, were visitors at the Stampede
Tuesday.
There is one sure way to make
business dull during dull times-stop
advertising.
Mrs. Fred Fischl of Great Falls is
in Glasgow, visiting with her mother,
Mrs. l.. j. Kamla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertsch left Monday
on a motor trip to Bismark, and other
North Dakota points.
Miss Forster states that the county
superintendent office will mail out
Eighth grade examination marks this
week.
Mrs. L. J. Fischl and little daughter
of Helena, are in Glasgow visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Dorr.
o. P. Hovind, deputy recorder spent
the Fourth at Williston. Williston is
his former home, not to mention other
attractions.
William Kirkland from Lismas, was
says he has the best alfalfa this year
that he has ever grown.
VII. ain AhIS.lCal IlOoo III VAL oIib
Mrs. Cal Moss. were in from their
homes on the Missouri, to celebrate
the Fourth in Glasgow.
Judge Conner was in the city last
Friday, enroute to Plentywood, from
Lewistown, where he attended the
state Legion meeting as a delegate.
No., 4I,1oIo &c Ilton~N xyo
registered at the Shannon Sunday
She was enroute to her ranch on the
Missouri, where she will make a visit,
Edward H. Page, formerly wei
known here as a Sunday school mis-
sionary, has written friends that he
now has charge of a congregation at
Wibeaux.
O. P. Hovind and August Paul, two
of the most valuable of the units OF
the county government, left for NORTH
Dakota for a vacation motor trip last
Wednesday morning.
Hall Brothers & Booth, who have g
road contract at Stanley, North Da'
kota, have arranged to drive about
go head of horses from here, for use
on the work.
1t is noted that the rules provided
| for the guidance of the members Of
the T. R. tour exclude both booze ant
children. One will not be allowed tt
carry any booze and "children no
( permitted" say the rules.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Larson are the
proud parents of their first born, {
| bouncing boy. Harry, who is linotype
operator on the Courier, looks forward
to speedy assistance in juggling thu
keys, and says that the mother is do
!: ing nicely.
Miss Vivian Dorothy Bretzke, frs
and only child of County Clerk ant
:, Mrs. Bretzke, made her debut in thu
S world last Tuesday morning. Thu
l mother is doing we'll and the fathe.
says he expects to be a very busy NAL
from now on, chaperoning the young
lady in her home and social career.
2 Miss Olivia Forster, county super
intendent, returned Sunday from
pleasant vacation spent at Winoni
: and other points in Minnesota. Sh'
: is again at her desk and looks for
5 ward to some busy months befor
the commencement of the school year
in the fall.
n DIR. KRONER of Helena, Eyesigh