The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-06-30

R. Spence of Butte who is a buye:
of hides and pelts was a business visi-
tor in this city on Saturday.
Peter Nyquist and family, of this
city, are spending a few weeks Wis
iting Glacier National Park.
Charles J.. Hops, of the Hops Piano
Company, at Great Falls, was calling
on the Glasgow trade Tuesday.
j. C. Peters was visiting in Glas-
gov on matters of business Tuesday.
Mr.. Peters is a resident of Wolf Point.
Raymond Thorsness of Kildeer,
Sask., Canada is a patient at the Dea-
coness hospital having entered Tues
day.
L. F. Lindblom arrived here from
Genevieve Monday with his son whom
he placed in the Deaconess hospital
as a patient.
Jack Fieden, of Havre, who is a
} travelling salesman for a line of hard
ware, was a business visitor in this
city on Wednesday.
DR.. Kroner who was in Wolf Point
several days on professional business
stopped in Glasgow on Tuesday leaving
the next day for St. Mary's, Idaho.
Mesdames Roy Gordon, Fred Thomp-
son, Arthur Lee, J. R. Murphy and
Miss McGovern were among the
: Nashua visitors here, Saturday, shop.
ping.
t A. S. Newcomb, formerly cashier
of the State Bank of Mondak and
now connected with the First Nation
al bank of Minneapolis, was a business
5 visitor in Glasgow, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Mcneil, who
have been visiting at Malta for the
4 past two weeks, stopped over in Glas-
gov, Saturday, on their way back to
their ranch home near Nashua.
Miss Ruth Larson, of st. Paul, ar
rived here Monday evening and is the
house guest of her sister, Mrs. j. M
Bailey. Miss Larson is surgical SUI
pervisor at Mounds Park hospital, St
Paul.
Mrs. Sarah M. Dyer, an aunt of Mrs
e Emory Pease, arrived here from Phil
adelphia Monday, June 10th. Mrs
Dyer is instructor of nurses at Ho
hnenann Medical college hospital, Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Roy Comport and little daugh
ter, Helen, arrived here from Brady
n Montana, the first part of the weel
a and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E
It Hoppin at their home ON Sixth ave
nue. north.
e Representative E. T. Phelps, Of Bay
lor, was a Glasgow visitor the for
part of the week. Rumor has it tina
Mr.. Phelps is planning on shying hi
hat into the senatorial fight for tn
Republican nomination.
it If you suffer from bi~lliousness, con
stipation, headacre, nervousness, sal
low complexion, loss of appetite, ba
taste in the mouth, Tanlac and Tanla
y Vegetable Pills will certainly straight
y en- you out. Glasgow Drug Co.
Mrs. Adelaide Schulenburg and dau
r ghter, Sunshine, were Chicago arrival
y in this city Thursday morning. Mr.
Is Schulenburg, who is n of the leaC
ing business women of Chicago, e,
poets to spend a month on her RAM
t. in the Big Dry country.
c. Miss Mary Sundell, Missionary worl
er of the Baptist state board will hay
charge of the work of the Bapti!
1e church at this place during the month
~ of July and August. Further notice
p will be given regarding services I
be held.
m Miss Johannah Jurick, who has bee
staying at the C. S. Hurd home fl
a. several months, left the latter pa,
of last week for her home at Bridge
where she had been summoned on a
count of the serious illness of h,
mother.
Arnold Wedum, son of j. W. Wedu
of this city, arrived here the latt.
IS part of last week to spend the SUNNI,
es vacation at his home. Mr.. Wedum h;
he just completed a year at Knox colleg
s. Galesburg, ILL.,, where he has bee
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