The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-12-29

II lCOT mere OdCuTudy.
Earl F. Merryman of Bainville was
a guest at the Deaconess hospital over
Sunday. /
VIM. Kirkland was a visitor here
over the weekend from the Lismas
II country.
E. l.. Blankenship of Saco was here
over the weekend in the interest of
\ oil land leases.
Ernst Murdenhall of Haxby was
| here a few days during the week on
\ business matters.
John Bridsley of the Lismas coun-
try was here on business and shop
ping during the week.
T. w. Ponder, Of Wolf Point, was
among the out-of-town business ar
rivals here on Wednesday.
j. H. Rutter of Hinsdale spent a
few days here during the week look
7 ing after business matters.
Miss Marian Tooley of Poplar had
a tonsilotomy operation at the Dea-
coness hospital on Thursday.
E. N. Hill, one of Glasgow's at
torneys left Wednesday night for
Great Falls on matters of business.
Conrad and Peter Thurman were
N arrivals here the first of the week
from the north country with grain.
Mrs. Margaret Clough was a house
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Rutter at Hinsdale over Christmas.
- Miss Berthal Shively arrived here
. Thursday from Grand Forks, N. D.,
where she went to spend Christmas.
H. G. Kreis, who is employed on
the Great Northern out of Wolf Point,
had a nights stay-over here for need
ed rest.
IT, Miss Elsie Rutter, primary teacher
in the Hinsdale school, was here sew
eral days during the week, visiting
nj her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret
X Clough.
Miss Elizabeth Johanson resigned
as her position as cook at the general
ne hospital and left for her home at Ell
lendale, N. D., in time to spend Christ
mas with her parents.
u +. Young was a Great Falls arrival
here on Thursday enroute to Minot
where he has accepted a position with
Stone-Ordean-Wells Co.
Mr.. Bitterman, who is foreman of
the boiler washers in the Great Nor
thern roundhouse at Wolf Point, was
an arrival here Saturday.
B.. j. Lynn, CT Wolf Point, was here
!, over Christmas visiting mis- children
ne at the home If their grand parents,
H. hr. nd Mrs. N. Sektnan.
Mrs. Charles Taylor Of Nashua was
, an arrival here the first of the week.
Mrs. Taylor spent a day here before
starting on a western trip.
Miss Shively will leave Saturday for
~ the north country to resume her du-
"a ties as a teacher in the Glentana
nv country the fist of January.
Little John Forsman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Forsman of this city, was taken
~ to the general hospital Wednesday,
seriously i'll with scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leonard are
,h+ entertaining Mr.. Leonard's daughter,
;s Mrs. Paul Groscup, and his grand
daughter, Ruth Groscup at their ranch
home this week.
Attorney Thomas Dignan left
~ Thursday morning on a short business
'ou trip which will include some of the
~ towns in the western part of the coun.
ty. He expects to return home this
evening.
9TH
cd Mrs. Rhoda Sproul, who is spending
1T Vic "IlCCA az CHC 1lOulC VI ICI uouSl
ter, Mrs. William Leonard, is the
,+s house guest of her granddaughter
oyy Miss Rhoda Jane Dickinson over the
mn holidays.
of |
The committee from the Woman's
Club having charge of the hot schoo
,od lunch will conduct a food sale at the
lis Just Inn on Saturday, Jan. g., in the
IN interest Of this fund. This is a wor
at thy aus and this sale deserves lib
eral patronage.
nm Mrs. J. l.. Slattery who with Mr.
ISL Slattery has been spending some tim,
In in the east on account of the seriou.
six illness of Mr.. Slattery's brother, re
turned to this city Wednesday morn
ing, while Mr.. Slattery went on t.
tho Great Falls to look after his duties a.
as U. S. District Attorney.
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IRIS Miss Florence Moore and the Dea