The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19
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Jack Thiel was in from Glentana
Monday calling on his many Glasgow
friends.
Herbert Ellingson was a Glasgow
visitor the latter part Of last week,
from Wild Rose.
A.. w. Edd, who resides at Midway,
was in town on Wednesday as a wit
ness in a land case.
H. O. Morgan, cashier Of the Far
mers State Bank of Glentana, was a
business visitor in Glasgow Monday.
Clinton Peterson of the First State
Bank of Opheim, vas looking after
business interests in Glasgow Monday.
Chef Grace and Gene Kelly came up
from Bainville Saturday night and
spent the weekend visiting their
many Glasgow friends.
"This Tanlac is really the first med
icine l have ever taken that does what
they say it will do" said J. F. Holly,
Lexington, Ky. Glasgow Drug Co.
Prohibition Director O. H. P. Shell
ley, owner and publisher of the VAL
ley County News, was in Glasgow on
Monday looking after business inter.
ests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fisher and
son, of Glentana, spent the first part
of the week in town. Mrs. Fisher
came for the purpose of consulting
a physician.
Miss Emma Mittelstadt of Baylor
came to Glasgow on the mail stage
Thursday to oversee the selling OF
some wheat which had been brought
in from her ranch.
John Irwin returned Sunday from
r his ranch where he has finished put.
f ting in the spring crop and has resum'
ed his position with the Imperial Ele'
vator Company.
5 Sam Beach, who runs a truck linz
/ between Opheim and Glasgow, was il
. town on Wednesday. Mr.. Beach ha:
been ill most of the winter and il
just able to be about again.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartsock arrived il
e this city from Indiana, Wednesday, en-
S route to Hinsdale where they will
spend the summer visiting thei
three sons who reside at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bruce, Mrs. W
W. Mabee and Howard Isaacs came i
n from Glentana the latter part of las
week. Mrs. Mabee has been spending
several weeks visiting at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce in G%lentana.
v Senator Henry Lowe of Roosevelt
county, was a business visitor in Glas
h gov between trains Monday. Senate
n Lowe is very optimistic over the pres
ent crop outlook and is also predictin
a sweeping Republican victory at tn
polls this fall.
d Mrs. w. B. Shoemaker who has bee
touring the western part of the stat
l. as the grand inspecting officer fo
the Rebekah lodge Returned to he
home Monday. Mrs. Shoemaker ha
# been absent for more than two month
and still has territory to- visit befol
remaining home for any length {
S, time.
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Albert Holten of Cohagen, in Ga,
field county, field agent of the stat
land department, was a visitor
IN Glasgow yesterday. Mr.. Holten dro,
i over during the heavy storm last wee
1e and reports the roads as being pra
t. tically impossible in spots, but th'
~ a few days will put them in GOO
rs shape again.
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F. F. Smith, vice president of II
Farmers State Bank of Opheim, spe1
m several days in Glasgow the fore pa
ne of the week on business in connecti'
s. with his banking interests. Mr.. Smi
err is very optimistic over the crop GU
look for the north country and sa,
Ia, that the Opheim and Glentana peop
err have already laid out sites for dep
locations this fall.