The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-08-19
Send an Exhibit to the Fair.

Bob Parkes of Wolf Point, had bus
mess in Glasgow last Saturday.
Lucille Zello, of Wolf Point, visit
ed friends in the city last Saturday.
Ladies Home Journal Patterns at
the Fair Store. 8tf. C.
Billy Gregory has returned from a
vacation spent with his parents at
Bowdoin.
Jack Taylor of Bozeman, state
leader of county agents, was in Glas-
gov on business last Tuesday.
Fred Alvord left Wednesday even
ing for a vacation trip to Cleveland,
Ohio. He will be absent for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber drove to Val
leytown Sunday, leaving their chill
dren there for a short visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Woodward and
sons returned last evening from a
visit at the Mrs. Henry Lick place,
neal Hinsdale.
Miss Doris Hedges, who formerly
lived here, now a resident of Califor-
mia, has returned on a visit to her
young lady friends.
Mr.. R. c. St. Clair and son, Dom
aid, of Glasgow are guests at the
home of Mrs. St. Glars sister, Mrs.
E. l.. Jones.-Great Falls Tribune.
The county clerks office is being
redecorated. 1t needed fixing and we
suppone that "One Half Pint's" con-
sent was obtained to the expenditure.
Elmer Hall is in Butte this week
attending the Masonic gathering. w.
W. Mabee is acting in his place, as
manager Of the Hall Drug Co., until
he returns.
c. c. Wright Of the Agricultural
service, was in the city on business
Wednesday. He has charge of the
miniature farm to be exhibited at the
county fair.
The sermon by Bishop Lee at the
st. Mathews church last Sunday, was
highly enjoyed by those who heard
it. He is a very lucid talker to whom
it is a great pleasure to listen.
Mrs. Ada Chapman and his sons
and brother, Walter Ruhser, who had
been visiting at the home of their
uncle, j. c. Rusher, left on Tuesday
for their home in Kansas City, Mo.
Deputy Clerk Paul says that the
volume of marriage business has in
creased 100 per cent in the last month,
and if this keeps up it will only be
a short time until everybody is mar
ried.
A. M. st. Clair, P. E. Kent, H. C.
Hess and Elmer Hall motored to
Butte as delegates to the Masonic
gathering. They will return the first
of the week after stops at Helena and
Great Falls, en- route.
Bishop Lee of the Episcopal church
spent Sunday and Monday in Glas-
gov. He conducted services Sun
day and assisted in arrangements for
building and moving the church
building Monday, leaving for Hins-
dale Tuesday noon.
Two strangers hit Glasgow last
week. Some of the Glasgow men took
one out snipe hunting and left him
holding the sack all night. The other
left Glasgow leaving a half dozen
business men holding the sack (for
snipes o-Thoeny Review.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert H. Allen and
daughter, Winifred, left by automo-
bile last week for a two weeks trip
to Glacier park and Kalispell at the
latter place attending a conference of
the Methodist church.
Snd -. L eCCI sui anu lIc Ilp0E-
Howe Lumber company, are pointing
pridefuly to the beautifully clean
street in front of their respective
places of business, on Second Avenue
south. It's worth walking a block"
just to look at the street.
Blaine Ferguson, the irrigation ex-
pert from the Bozeman college, was
in Glasgow this week in company
with C. c. Wright. The gentlemen
are helping the bench farmers to in
stall methods of controlling and US
ing spring floods, for irrigation pur-
poses.
John Willis has just returned from
a visit to Spokane. He reports hav-
ing seen roadmaster Geo. Anderson
and family and says that Anderson
is much improved in health; Spokane
is agreeable to them for the reason,
among others, that their daughters
have great musical advantages there.
Mrs. Gordon Vallandigham and
niece, little Miss Jean Rasey, return
ed Sunday night from Valley City,
N. Oak, where they spent a month at
tho homo of Mrs a1lardiohap