The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-04-28
Local BreDitieS
Attorney Erick Noun of Poplar
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Attorney Erick Noun of Poplar
was a Glasgow visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Hamilton of Glentana
is a patient at the Deaconess hos
pital in this city.
Many people on the verge Of des-
pair have taken Tanlac and recovered
Glasgow Drug Co.
Lindell Griffith Of Scobey spent a
few days visiting Glasgow friends
the fore part of the week.
c. j. Turner, prominent insurance
man of Poplar, visited with Glasgow
friends between trains Friday.
E. L. Wharton, manager of the Or.
pheum theatre, transacted business
at Malta between trains Monday.
Superintendent Frank Hitch of the
Fort Peck Indian reservation was 9
business visitor in Glasgow Friday.
Reverend A. M. Frost, rector o.
St. Matthew's Church, left Tuesday
morning for Billings, where he viii
attend the diocesan convention.
M. A. Lien, assistant cashier o.
the Farmers & Merchants Bank a.
Frazer, transacted business in Glas
gov Monday.
The Deaconess hospital is taxed
to capacity having twenty-five pa
tients, eight of whom are mother:
with new babies.
Attorney Z. N. Hill returned Tues
day morning from Great Falls where
he spent several days tr~ansacting FRO
fessional business.
w. A. Stephenson of Great Fall;
spent Tuesday in Glasgow visiting
his son R. B. Stephenson Of the Cres
cent billiard rooms.
Attorney Verdine R. Hall, prom
inent attorney of the north count y
spent several days in Glasgow TIT
past week attending to business mat
tiers.
Mrs. j. M. Larson of Poplar, VIII
is visiting at Nashua, was a membe
of the party of Nashua people visit
ing the Eastern Star meeting Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mann returned
Saturday morning from Rochester
Minnesota, where they spent a few
weeks taking special treatment a
the Mayo clinic.
Editor Frank Van Wagenen ofth
Thoeny Review was a pleasant Gale
at the Courier office Saturday. H
reports that Mrs Art Van Wagene'
Of Hinsdale is critically ill at her HON
in that city.
R. V. "Doc" Rogers of Glentan
came in Friday morning to meet Mr.
Rogers who returned that eveninI
from Eau Claire, Wisconsin, wher
she was recently called to attend tn
funeral of a sister.
Attorney A. H. Mcconnell of Popla
ira, sacted business in Glasgow Satur
day. He reports that plans are we,
under way for the re-opening of tn
First National Bank of that city
which has been in the hands of a re
ceiver since last fall.
Joe Culbertson of Frazer, pionee
Indian scout and fighter, was a plea
SAINT caller in Glasgow Monday. M:
Culbertson is now in charge of tn
Indian post at Frazer and has recent
ly been appointed special deput
ekor:rf co., %b;e oo,,ptvy
John Allen, state agent for tn
Guardian Life Insurance Company
and Edgar M. Shoemaker, recorde
for Algeria Temple at Helena an
member of the House of Represen
atives from Lewis and Clark count.
were visitors in Glasgow Wednesda,
Nary Teresa Barnhardt left SUI
day evening for Poplar where she hs
been invited, by the su%perintendel
of the Indian school to appear in tW
solo dances, "The Butterfly" and "Tl
Highland Fling" at the commence
ment exercises to be held at tn
place.
A representative number of men
bers Of the Eastern Star, residing
Nashua, were in attendance at tt
regular meeting of Valley Chapter {
E. S. Monday evening. The follow
ing is a list of those attending: M
and Mrs. H. A. Sampson, Mrs. A.
Currie, Mrs. R. H. McNeal, Mrs. A
fred Lee, Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. Fran
Mcpherson and E. R. Asal.