The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-10-20

Fred Granlund was down from the
Avondale country Wednesday.
Roy Billingsley came in on Sunday
fromh is stock ranch on Brazil creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lexeter of SEQ
\ hey spent the weekend in Glasgow.
John David of Vandalia was here
on matters of business Wednesday.
j. E. Very of Saco was an out-of-
town business arrival on Wednesday
Bob Leistiko was in from the Gal
pin country the middle of the week
A. M. Rogers was a business visi.
tor here from Opheim the middle Of
the week.
Peter K. Thurman was among the
north country business arrivals here
Wednesday.
Frank White was down from Bow
doin the middle of the week on mat
tiers of business.
A. Bachlund, living near Baylor
was transacting business here tn
first Of the week.
ii A Wrirbt uho Y.ociHoc IN a ropo
near Hinsdale, was transacting bust
ness here on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McGregor, VIII
live neal Opheim, brought their littl
child in on Friday to secure treatmen
for eye trouble.
- clan of Baylor, web here over tn
- weekend looking after his practice.
c.. Ljungberg, who assists in tt
blacksmith shop at Baylor, spent tt
weekend in this city having some del
tai work done.
Mrs. Laura Cushing is remainir
he in town on account of the illness
her husband, who is a patient at Il
Deaconess hospital.
S. E. Feezell Of the Baylor countr
who is out in the interests of his ca,
OF didacy for county commissioner, WI
a visitor here wei the weekend.
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Glentana and H. E. Watson of Lar
ng Ian were among the north country a
rivals here the first of the week.
OF Jack O'Malley, who is employed
on the Great Northern, came in fro
Larslan last Friday where he had be
looking after his ranch interests.
ere Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Nichal a
family motored up from their hor
near Nashua Wednesday evening, !
turning home the following mornir
ers 800, ..,
Mrs. D. C. Kahle and little Sc
Robert, and Mrs. John Keefe and
If tie son, motored in from Opheim S:
urday, returning home on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Madden and their
avo FAINT son were among the out-of-to'
oss visitors here the first of the we
They live on the Pat Sisk farm
miles west of Baylor.
vic Mr.. and Mrs. H. Peterson of H
bling, Mimi, were among the touri
motoring through the country t
the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson
manned in Glasgow for a few days
Mrs. ]. E. Flaherty of this city v
=. Of give a recital in the Orpheum thea
at Nashua tonight under the auspi
of the Woman's club of that pla
A box social will be held follow
;rst the recital.
j. A. Bengson, father-in-law of
Beebe of Opheim, came into town
N a Tuesday evening, leaving for his no
for in Candy, N. D., Wednesday morni
,rn- While in the north country Mr.. Be
son purchased a farm.
title Erwing Cushing, who was visit
the his son at the Paisley reclamat
camp, was taken suddenly ill
Friday and was brought to the Z
coness hospital at this place for tr'
erlv ment. He is reported as recover
but "
IN Rev. Lewis of the American Sun
School Union of the Rock River
ference of Iowa, and his mother,
past rived here Saturday. Mr.. Lewis
rom poets to make his headquarters
Mr., and he and his mother have rooms
&c. the Harrington home.
sdav MI. and Mrs. Ira B. Packard,
his have been living on the Joe Fra
pend ranch near Lismas, came to town
; in Wednesday evening. Mrs. Pacl
left for Minneapolis the follow
morning where she will visit her
;reat From there she will go to Chic
from and join Mr.. Packard who accompa
of a trainload of cattle to that cit