The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-06-16
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Radio band July "a.
Jud Marks was a Baylor visitor
in Glasgow, Monday.
Mrs. H. H. Beebe was in from OPP
helm shopping on Tuesday.
T. P. White came up from Nashua
Monday, on matters of business.
A. N. Edd motored in on Monday
from his home at Midway Dam.
We believe in Tanlac and so will
you if you try it.-Glasgow Drug Co.
Dorothy Ray, of Nashua, entered
the Deaconess hospital as a patient on
Monday.
C. R. Hunter and Daniel Jackson
came in Monday from the Mac Hun
ter ranch.
Konrad Thurman brought in a load
! of wheat from his ranch near Baylor
on Monday.
Hiram Peterson was in from the
Lismas country on Monday transact
ing business.
S. C. Small made a business trip
to Williston Saturday, returning home
Sunday evening.
R. L. Schooley, of Bowdoin, was ad-
mitted to the Deaconess hospital as
a, patient last Friday.
I. C. Austin, a wool buyer from Bos-
ton, Mass, was in this city and vicni-
ity during the past week.
Clifford Kelley came up from Nash
VA, Wednesday, and entered the Dea-
coness hospital as a patient.
S. E. Granlund came in from near
Avondale on Monday with a load of
wheat, taking back supplies.
Henry Bailey came in from Haxby
! on Tuesday to be in attendance at
the present session of court.
r H. C. Clyde was in from the Glen
tana country on Monday with a load
of wheat, returning with a load of
supplies.
Mrs. Chas. Smith, of Nashua, moth
err of Dorm Smith, arrived here on
a. Tuesday to attend the session of dis.
r. trict court.
Mrs. Arthur Lee and Mrs. R. H
# Mcneil were Nashua members in at.
" tendance at the Eastern Star meeting
Monday evening.
D. Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Spears and chill
,e dren, Robert, Frederick and Charlotte
are spending a few weeks on theil
ranch near Nashua.
Mrs. James King and children cam
10 up from Nashua on Monday to attent
the trial of Dorm Smith. Mrs. King
is a sister of Sid Violin.
he Mrs. Dee A. Patten, county super
st intendent of schools, left on No.
Saturday evening for an extended Wis
it at her old home in Winona, MINI
err Mrs. J.. E. Flaherty was brought i,
lg from her ranch on Cherry Creek tn
latter part of the week and is re
ported quite i'll at-her home on Secont
ty avenue south.
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H. Mrs. Robert McKewn of Malta cam
down last Thursday and expects t.
remain here indefinitely. While il
H. this city she will be the house CUES
m Of Mrs. Margaret Clough.
Mrs. Emily Whitbread accompanies
Mrs. w. B. Shoemaker to Poplar Of
Thursday where Mrs. Shoemaker pai'
n, an official visit Of inspection to tn
,, Rebekah lodge of that place. Thurs
day evening.
DIT Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Jenkins VIII
y have been visiting their two sons VIII
ng are ranching in the Baylor countr
IS. came into town Wednesday leavin,
the same evening for their home a
er, Whitefish, Mont.
m -
al Mrs. w. H. Rasey and three chi
of dren, accompanied by Mrs. Gordo
Vallandigham, left Wednesday morn
ing for Valley City, N. Dak., wher
h they will visit for six weeks at tn
nd home of their parents, Mr.. and Mr.!
ed F. G. Chambard.
Miss Yetta Lewow left on No.
Tuesday evening to spent the summe
he vacation with an aunt who lives 8
~. Livingston. Miss Yetta expects t
n visit Glacier and Yellowstone parks i
in company with her aunt before return
ing home September 1st.
he Miss Margaret Costello, a forme
al Glasgow teacher, arrived in Glasgo,
.st on Saturday and was the house CUES
he of Mrs. Thomas Dignan over Sunda,
Miss Costello was enroute to her HON
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