The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-02-10

Roy Brown, who lives east of Bay.
lor, came to Glasgow Wednesday with
a load of wheat.
Herb Hallock and George Brown OF
Opheim drove into Glasgow Friday
with a load of wheat.
C.. A. Gilbert of Nashua motored ur
to Glasgow in his truck Thursday to
transact business in this city.
j. C. McColloy from Hinsdale spent
Sunday with his sister, Miss Donna
McColly, who is attending the local
high school.
Fred R. Ernst, manager of the Glas-
gov Flour Mill Company, was a bust.
ness visitor at Minot this week, re.
turning this morning.
Fern Hopwood who has been visit
ing with friends and relatives in this
city for the past two weeks returned
home Thursday OF the skidoo.
Miss Zita Fried returned this week
from Bozeman where she has been at.
tending college and will spend a few
weeks visiting her parents here.
Rev. c. E. Anger, Methodist minis
ter at Saco, is a patient at the hos.
pital since the first of February. He
is slowly recovering, and will soon be
at his post.
Peter and Fred Furhman who live
near Baylor brought a load Of wheat
to town Wednesday and spent a cou.
pie of days in Glasgow.
Curt Dennis, formerly stock inspec.
tor located at Glasgow and now deputy
sheriff of Cascade county is in Glas.
gov this week as a witness in the
District court.
Rev. Philo Haynes, state Sunday
school missionary of the Methodist
church, arrived in Glasgow Monday
and remained in the city between
trains enroute to Scobey.
Over a quarter of a million we'll.
known men and women from different
parts of the country have signed writ.
ten endorsements for Tanlac. Glas.
gov Drug Company.
Gaylord, the ten year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns of this city, was
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Deaconess hospital Saturday, Febru.
airy fourth and is recovering nicely.
Misses Thornburg and Dawson en-.
t%ertained a large number of high
school girls at their apartments in the
Voter building last Tuesday evening
The every pleasant evening ended with
A number of Glasgow Masons will
travel to Malta tomorrow to attend the
regular quarterly meeting of the
Northeastern Montana Welfare AS.
ISOLATION. T. M. Patten of this city is
secretary of the association.
Miss Zedith Fried of Glasgow i:
visiting for a few days with Mrs
George Lloyd of this city on her wa,
home from Bozeman. She has dis
continued her studies at the Montana
State college on account Of illness
Havre Promoter.
A Valentine box social will be giver
at the new school house neal Newtons
ranch about six miles east of Glas.
gov on Tuesday, February 14th. The
public is cordially invited to attent
and to wear fancy costume dress il
desired. The social will be followed
by a regular "old time" country dance
refreshments at 900.
"A number of young people who were
out sleigh riding last Tuesday evening
had a very lucky escape from wha'
might have been a very serious acct
dent. The party took the corner op
posite the Rumble building at a pretty
good rate of speed and the high double
box in which they were riding tipped
over, leaving the merry makers
scrambling in the snow in a very un
dignified positions. Minor bruises ant
scratches were received by several o.
the number while one of the young