The Glasgow courier., 1922-03-31

Knut Beito from the Opheim coun-
try brought in grain Thursday and
purchased spring supplies for his
ranch work.
Adam Even, Henry Ronningen, VIM.
Saper and John Hendrickson were
among the Larslan citizens in Glas-
gov the first part of the week.
The Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem will hold it's regular meet
ing in the Masonic hall Wednesday
evening, April 5. A full attendance
is desired.
Fred Heising, who is in the mercan-
tile business in Glentana, came to this
city the first of the week to appear
as witness for an applicant for ma
turalization papers.
Mrs. c.. E. Behner, Mrs. T. R.
Haynes and Mrs. w. Halliday will as
sist Mrs. w. r. Hit in entertaining
the members Of the Christian Aid at
her home on Third avenue north on
Thursday afternoon, April 6. A full
attendance desired.
Norman Spears returned from New
York the first part of the week where
he has been acting as manager in
producing one of Galsworthy's most
brilliant plays, which closed after
two months successful appearance on
Broadway.
DR.. L. H. Sweetland, who is pastor
Of the Methodist church at Havre, ar
rived in Glasgow Thursday to deliver
the commencement address for the
nurses graduating class Thursday ev-
ening and to be in attendance at the
reception and dinner given at the
nurses home Thursday at 4:30 and
6 o'clock, respectively.
Roy Gordon, editor of the Nashua
Independent, spent Wednesday morn
ing transacting business in Glasgow.
He was suddenly called home on ac-
count of the accident told of else
where in this issue which happened
in the Independent plant that morn
ing.
st. Matthew's Guild is announcing
bazaar and food sale to be held the
week following Easter. A fine assort-
ment of plain and fancy articles will
be on sale at this time and a variety
of food also. Get curious and come
and see; time and place announced
: later.
Oscar Helgeby of Roanwood walked
: distance of IS miles in order to
. reach Glasgow in time for the exam
ination held in this city Wednesday
and Thursday, necessary to the Sc
curing of naturalization papers. Mr..
Helgeby evidently possesses the quail
tiles that go to make good American
citizen.
r Rev. c. G. Cole, superintendent of
5 the Glacier Park district of the Meth
odist church, was in Glasgow Wednes-
day and Thursday in the interests of
; the Methodist church at this place,
5 and also to be in attendance at the
= commencement exercises of the
nurses graduating class Thursday
evening.
7 W. 1. Ballard, state inspector of
< oils, was in Glasgow Monday and
: while here called at the Courier Of
flee. Mr.. Ballard is an old resident
of Valley county, having been en-
gagged in the lumber business at Hins-
I dale for number of years. He is at
5 present making his home in Great
Falls.
5 Among the out of town visitors in
| Glasgow to attend the naturalization
' held in the district court last Wednes-
day are M. L. Eliason, O. P. McClam-
my and P. A. Koslowsky of Oswego;
e L. E. Hovey, E. A. Gilman, William
t Cline, j. w. Martens and Peter Pen
\ ner of Frazer; J. w. Dick and o. E.
Stennes Of Wolf Point; and Jack New
field, Jacob Bourne, Gust Lanszer, H
e A. Sampson, William Lanszer and
h Arthur Lee of Nashua.
Complaint has reached the Courier
office of the fact that many people
are not cleaning their walks, especial
:, ly those who live near the schools
v where the children are required to
a wade through the slush and water
f over their rubber tops both to and
from school. Wet feet are the great.
est cause of colds and more serious
= diseases this time of year. Clean
: walks will cut this to a minimum.