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

Leo Lasky was a business caller in
Glasgow OIL Saturday.
John David of Vandalia was a Glas-
gov visitor on Monday.
w. Widmeyer and sons came in
from Eighth Point Thursday.
Harry Aldrin was a Glasgow visitor
from Avondale on Wednesday.
Pete Tihista of the Lismas country
was in for a few days the first of
the week.
Louis Widmeyer, residing at Eighth
Point, spent several days of this week
in Glasgow.
Dan Moss and wife from the Mis-
souri, river country were shopping in
Glasgow Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Markle will entertain
the Baptist Ladies Aid at her home
Thursday afternoon, May II.
Russ Moore anil Kahel Moss were
in from Third Point O nthe Missouri
on matters of business Wednesday.
P. l.. Peterson came down from
paw SATURDAY W WISH Ills vile WHO
is a patient at the Deaconess hospi-
tai.
Mrs. D. B. Mckee, with her little
daughter, left the Deaconess hospital
on Thursday to return to her home at
Larslan.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Holland motored
in On Thursday from their ranch on
the Missouri, spending the day in
Glasgow.
Horace Park and J. F. Harrison ar
rived from Nebraska Saturday to join
the United States Survey camp sta
toned at this place.
M. l.. Harrington and wife arrived
from Miles City Wednesday. MI. Har-
rington is employed as cook for the
United States Survey camp.
E. W. Jacobson, proprietor of a res
taurant and store at Opheim, spent
a few days in Glasgow the first of the
week on matters of business.
Glenn Ester arrived in the city on
Thursday from Eldorado Springs, Col,
to join the United States Survey camp
stationed in Glasgow at present.
Miss Ethel Hoarsager, who has been
teaching the winter term of school
at Eighth Point on the Missouri river,
was a Glasgow arrival on Thursday.
Mrs. ]. w. McWaters and daughter,
who live in the north country. came
into Glasgow Thursday morning, leav-
in the evening for a visit at Whittier,
California.
Los Blackmon, state stock inspector,
of Wolf Point, was in the city fer sew
eral days this week appearing in the
j. d. Mccormick case and attending to
other matters of business.
Mrs. o. R. McCleery, living a short
distance west of Glasgow, was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at the Dea-
coness hospital on Wednesday. Mrs.
McCleery is recovering nicely.
DR.. M. D. Hoyt left Thursday for
Chicago where he expects to take a
special course in x-ray diagnosis and
treatment. DR.. Hoyt expects to remain
in Chicago at least two months.
Carl Ljingberg arrived in this city
from Great Falls Thursday. Mr.. Ling
berg will work for Fred Harrison
who expects to open up a blacksmith
shop at Baylor in the near future.
Clarence Bankhart of Whitewater,
who has been a patient at the Deacon
ess hospital for the past ten days, hav-
ing had an operation for appendicitis,
was able to retrn to his home on We'd
nesday.
Orrin Smith of the Reclamation
Service at Malta spent Monday in this
city. Mr.. Smith and wife resided in
Glasgow last summer and expect to
again make their home here in the
near future.
w. Axtell and wife, who have been
spending the winter with their son,
Roy, at Eighth Point, came into town
Wednesday enroute to Nebraska where
they had been called on account of
the serious illness of a son.
First representatives of the Nation
al Deaconess board will arrive at
Glasgow Tuesday evening May 9. They
will stay till Wednesday noon. The
group will consist of DR.. F. w. Luce,
Miss Bertha A. Barber and DIR. Nc
Mullen. DR.. D. w. Howell may also
be expected. This party expects to
meet the local hospital board at a
short conference and social hour. The
inspection of the hospital will be in
the interest Of greater improvements.