The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-12-15
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John Skilbred came in from Baylor
Wednesday on business matters and
to visit with relatives.
T. H. Drableu of Hinsdale was
among the out of town business Wis
itors here over the weekend.
Joe Bell left this morning for his
home in the Lismas country after
having spent about two weeks in the
city.
V. X. Moss, we'll known resident of
Third Point, was in during the week
shipping cattle to the Chicago mar
ket.
Mrs. Walter Innott was a Wolf
Point attendant at the Royal Neigh
bors lodge meeting on Wednesday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John David of Van
dalia spent several days here during
the week, shopping and visiting with
friends.
S. M. West, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank of Hinsdale, was a bus
mess visitor here the latter part of
the week.
A. L. Blew was a Lismas arrival
on Thursday spending a few days here
purchasing supplies and transacting
business.
L. A. Payant was in from Lismas
the latter part Of the week purchasing
supplies and attending to matters of
business.
Tho Methodist Sunday school will
Civ s Christmas program and tree
at I , church Saturday evening, De-
cemh'r %.
G. T. Hezell, representing a whole
sale Jug house of Minneapolis, was
here 1eral days the first of the week
tram ting business.
Gu Pointer, W.. G. Pointer, Tom
and ate Pointer, all residents OF
Fou-tA Point, were business visitors
here during the week.
S. E. Coleman, master carpenter fol
the Great Northern, with headquarters
at Wolf Point, was here on matters o.
business during the week.
Mrs. w. C. Mcintyre, who teaches
at Lismas, was here shopping ant
writing for the teachers examination
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Carrie Shepard, who reside
near Haxby, arrived here on Sunda!
and spent several days in town shop
{ ping and OF matters of business.
l Miss ElmeadaKatz, graduate nurs'
of the Deaconess hospital training
school, went to Poplar on Friday
, where she had been called to do som,
private nursing. She returned hom
| on Wednesday.
w. H. Grogan, travelling auditor TO,
y the Grogan-R Robinson Lumber Co,
stopped here Thursday, leaving thi'
morning for his home in Great Falls
after having spent six weeks in Will
liston attending to business matters
t Miss Elsie Rutter, who is the pri
mary teacher in the Hinsdale school
f came down on Wednesday to atten'
the meeting of the Royal Neighbo
lodge held that evening. While her
she was the guest of her grandmothe,
;, Mrs. Margaret Clough.
Mrs. C. w. Roberts, mother of At
= torney C. H. Roberts, left Wednesda,
morning for Portland, Ore, wher
! she expects to spend the winter wit
- a son who resides at that place. Mrs
II Roberts has been a guest in her SON.
home here for several months an
4 has made many friends who regret t
: see her leave.
Lou Bretzke, Valley county's gen
ial clerk and recorder, returned Wed
. nesday morning from an extended Wis
- it that included Chicago and Texas
= where Mr.. Bretzke has valuable frui
farm holdings. He reports deep waite
n dredging at Brownsville, near his farm
the intention being to make a harbo
= at Point Isabelle, where ocean liner
e a pick up farm fruits at a niue
g cheaper freight rate than the raj
g roads are charging. Mr.. Bretzk
brought home samples of orange.
$. grapefruit, sweet potatoes, cotton an
d Ponderosa lemons which were pre-
d ducts of the Texas farm. The Por
derosa lemons are ten times the siz
y of an ordinary lemon and will max
e, from 6 to 10 pies. All interested ar
= invited to inspect these samples a
the court house.