The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-02-17
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, Leslie Hanson was a week end WIS.,
itor at Vandalia last weke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lick of the
Barr community were business visit
ors in this city last Friday.
For common everyday ills of man.
kind there is nothing to equal Tan
lac. Glasgow Drug Company.
Orval Mason, prominent insurance
man of this city, made his usual week.
ly visit to Hinsdale last Friday.
S. M. West, cashier of the Valley
County bank Of Hinsdale, was a Glas-
gov visitor Tuesday attending a case
in district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Roberts of
Havre and Miss Goldie Strickland of
St. Paul, a sister of Mrs. Roberts,
were week end visitors in Glasgow. :.
Adolph Behner, a prominent bust
ness man of Wolf Point and formerly
a resident of Glasgow, spent Tues
day here visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Teresa Rorke, who is employed
by the firm of Norris, Hurd, Rhoades
& Hallett of this city, spent Sunday
with her brother, John Rorke, at Hins-
dale.
Mrs. v. M. Chouinard has resigned
her position as deputy in the county
clerk and recorders office and will
leave for her ranch at Baylor in order
to get ready for spring work.
Mis- Flora Kelley returned to her
home in the Barr country last Friday.
Miss Kelley recently underwent an
operation and has been confined to the
local hospital for a short time.
Misses Lottie Betz and Grace Baer
spent the week end with friends and
relatives, at the home of Miss Betz
near Vandalia. The young ladies re-
turned on No. 4. Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jacobson, wife of Earl Jacob
son, who is proprietor of one the
Mercantile establishments at Opheim,
came to Glasgow Wednesday and en-
tered the Deaconess hospital for treat.
ment.
Mary Teresa Barnhardt returned
from Havre, Thursday, where she had
been invited to give a solo dance num-
Der entitled "The Chase of The But
terfly", at an entertainment called
"A Night In The Orient, given by
the Woman's club at thatp lace.
Clarence Runyon arrived in Glasgow
Sunday evening from Minot, North
Dakota. Mr.. Runyon had one eye
badly injured in an explosion at a
jewlery store in Minot where he was
employed during the holidays and
while it is much improved he advises
that the sight will probably be perma-
nently impaired.
Miss Wilson, teacher at the Badger
school, was a Glasgow visitor on Tues
day of this week. She reports that her
brother George, we'll known around
this country, and who is at present at
Myrtle Creek, Oregon is expected
back to Glasgow in the neal future.
He plans on putting in a crop again
this year on his farm.
Bert Seeley is reported as among
the missing when the ~assenp list for
No. 2 was called Friday morning. Bert
engaged in a friendly political argu-
ment in n of the local cafes and
became so interested that he failed to
hear the train come in and depart.
Rumor has it that he had remained up
all night to catch it, at that.
LIE E. Howell of the Marshall Wells
Hardware Company was a visitor in
Glasgow Tuesday. Mr.. Howell has
been checking up the H. ]. Toftness
hardware sotck at Hinsdale and advis-
ed a Courier reporter that F. L. West
rum of Hinsdale had purchased the
stock and fixtures from Mr.. Toftness
and would imediate1v MT in a com.