The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-12

J. F. Briden was a Minot visitor in
Glasgow on Sunday.
j. R. Smith was a Nashua visitor
in Glasgow On Saturday.
Mrs. P. F. Mielke of Lismas, was
shopping in the city Friday.
T. L. De Cellas was a Glasgow Wis.,
itor from Havre on Saturday.
Miss Florence Macy, of Malta, ar
rived in Glasgow Wednesday.
A. Benson Of Minot, was t~ransacting
business in this city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carmen mo-
tored in from Haxby on Sunday.
G. C. Matchett of Baylor, came in
Wednesday for a load of supplies.
H. H. Beebe was in from Opheim
Wednesday on matters of business.
v. R. Hall, an attorney at Opheim,
spent Saturday in Glasgow on matters
of business.
! Paul Conley and wife and children
came in from their ranch about 40
miles south of Glasgow on Monday.
Mrs. George Barvley, of Glentana,
was in Glasgow Saturday shopping
and having some dental work done.
F. M. Vokal, receiver of the First
National Bank at Opheim, was a bus
mess visitor in Glasgow on Saturday.
R. H. Carr, who resides at Oswego,
entered the Deaconess hospital the
first of the week and is being treated
for a form of heart trouble.
Monday, the 18th, is Hospital Day.
Miss Mary Reid returned to Glas-
gov Wednesday, after spending a few
days at her home ear Tampico.
C. H. McGihon of the Farmers State
Bank of Coburg, was a business visi-
tor in Glasgow Monday and Tuesday.
Carol Lebert left Tuesday evening
for Missoula, where he will represent
Glasgow high school at the state track
meet.
S. C. Collum, H. Bouthoamen and
X. E. Ponder, Great Northern survey
ors, were up from Wolf Point on Wed.
nesday.
> Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Underwood
, motored up from Hinsdale last Sun
day, spending the day with Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. X. Mitchell.
> P. H. Peterson and daughter, o.
: Saco, spent Saturday visiting Mrs
Peterson, who is a patient in the Dea
coness hospital at this place.
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dation of health or disease. Thu
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cine is Tanlac. Glasgow Drug Co.
Large seed potatoes, $500 per 100
d Medium sized seed potatoes, SIPS pc
100. Tom Przybylski, Tampico, Mont
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e Visit the Hospital, Monday the 18th
John Goodrich, a former Glasgow
attorney, was in from his ranch o.
s the Missouri river the first part o
the week on matters of business.
Mrs. P. j. Campbell and baby daugh
n ter returned the latter part of las
is week from Minot, where Mrs. Camp
bell has been spending the winter.
Miss Nadine Snyder, the winner j
the high school declamatory contes
left Tuesday evening for Missoul'
where she will take part in the stat
G. contest.
Visit the Hospital, Monday the 15tl
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lyle and chi
dren moved out to the w. W. Mabe
Of ranch the latter part of last wee
h. Mr.. Lyle will have charge Of Mr.. M;
A. bees ranch interests.
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Carmen lie
ae Sunday for their home at Haxby. Mr.
~ Carmen has been a patient at Il
Deaconess hospital, having undergol
an operation recently.
S. Frank Currie, formerly a raneher
III the Lismas country, returned to Ola
of gov on Monday of this week for
n visit with friends. He expects to r
m turn east again within a week or tw
al -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harrison, wi
were former residents of Nashua, al
Id who have been in Glasgow for the pa
y, few weeks, on account of Mrs. Harl
rs sons health, left for Baylor Saturda
ill where Mr.. Harrison expects to open
a blacksmith shop.
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" Miss Dena Jorgenson arrived
lis Glasgow Tuesday morning from Ha
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