The Glasgow courier., 1922-09-08

/ Ray Porter was Glasgow visitor
| from Tampico on Tuesday.
p. H. Thurman came in from the
/ Baylor country Thursday for supplies.
/ w. H. Stewart was business ar
rival here on Wednesday from Sid
ney.
Mrs. o. F. Habedank of Bowdoin en-
| tered the Deaconess hospital here for
| treatment Wednesday.
Percy King, who is employed on
the Dave Cooper ranch, was in town
the middle of the week.
Carl Storbakker of Frazer had a
tonsil operation at the Deaconess hos
pital here the first of the week.
Landreth Harrison, brother of Cecil
Harrison, left Wednesday for North
Dakota where he will join his father.
II David C. Cooper was in from his
ranch on the Porcupine attending to
matters of business the middle of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Richardson of
the Deaconess hospital force returned
home Monday from two-weeks' va
cation trip.
II Miss Dorothy billiard of Wolf Point
has been assigned the position Of
\ teacher at the Cherry Creek schoo
for the coming winter.
n Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. McCrea were
j Glasgow arrivals from Minneapoli!
- Tuesday. They are touring the Wes
- and stopped in this city enroute.
Ray Runnion, who carries the mai
between Glasgow and Haxby, spent I
couple of days in the city the first O.
the week on matters of business.
Mrs. C. Strain and little daughter ar
- rived here from Baker Wednesday t.
ity spend the winter with Mr.. Strain, VIII
is employed at the Wells meat market
N Miss Agnes johnson, superintendent
of the nurses training school at tn
Deaconess hospital, went to Malt
tor Thursday morning for visit wit
friends.
ua Miss Florence Moore of the Deacon
. ess hospital will have charge of tn
services in the Methodist church a
nth Oswego on Sunday in the absence Q
The the regular pastor.
Francis Day, who has been out
val the Lismas country during the sun
ON mer, came into town the first of tn
week and entered the high school a
a student for the coming winter.
un- Mr.. and Mrs. C. Yaple of Wolf Poir
brought their infant daughter, wh
was very ill, to the Deaconess hospit;
alls here on Tuesday for treatment. TT
ter child's condition is considered hop
full.
, to arrived in Glasgow Wednesday NOR
ing to spend few weeks visiting
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt
and John. Miss Paulson is connected wi
MS the Swedish hospital in Minneapoli
Y.
Miss Mary Sundell, Mrs. c. H. Ro
40 erts and Mrs. Emory Pease went up
,aL Havre on Tuesday as delegates fro
- 49,, the Baptist church at this place,
''''- attend meeting of the Teton ass
citation of the Baptist church held
that place. They returned Thursda
Pop
oay Mrs. Elizabeth Swetnam arrived
II the city Monday morning from Sea
s. tie where she has been spending sc
eral months with a daughter. NJ
Ho Swetnam will be the house guest
looh her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Harrist
lays for few days, before going on es
tner for the winter.
Frank Baker of Phillips was broue
tana to the Deaconess hospital here No
Nc day by DR.. Blankenham of Malta, 81
been fering with a badly shattered ar
rned caused by gun shot. 1t was fou
*. necessary to amputate the arm. I
patients condition is considered S
Lii isfactory.
day,
ming Are you interested in learning h
she the Methodist Epworth league is
nter ing to take care of the work of m
sions, spiritual evangelism, social S
r of vice and recreation this coming yea
t on If so, you cannot afford to miss
here first meeting of the League for
estic year 1929 on Sunday night, Sc
,hool 10, at $3.50 at the League rooms
the church.
n of Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Eliason came
y ev- from their home near Glentana bri
had ing their 2O-months old girl, VIII
the right hand had been severely inju
is of in some machinery, to the hospital
this place. 1t was found necessary
amputate two of the fingers on
lie in injured hand, with the possibility
pany it being necessary to remove
stelle third finger