The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-19

w. M. HUH was q GlaSROW VlSltOE
from Billings on Saturday.
A. L. Dill was a Williston visitor in
Glasgow on Wednesday.
Anton Anderson, of Cut Bank, was
a Glasgow visitor on Monday. /.
George o. Robins was a Great Falls
business visitor in this city Tuesday.
C. J. Ecklund, of Minot, spent Mon
day in the city OF matters Of business.
C.. E. Ponder, of Wolf Point, was
a business visitor in Glasgow Tuesday.
S. E. Coleman, Of Wolf Point, spent
Wednesday in this city transacting
business.
j. B. Wilson, of Hinsdale, was in
Glasgow on matters of business Mon
day.
William Winter was a business Wis
itor from Bozeman in Glasgow on
Saturday.
Peter Maxnes of the Lismas country
was in town on Thursday for a load
of supplies.
Jack Teal, who resides on a ranch
near Glentana, was in town on Monday
for a load of supplies.
H. P. Kulp, proprietor of the OPP
helm hotel, was in Glasgow Wednes-
day for a load of supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Gillette and
small son of Hinsdale were in Glas-
gov Tuesday between trains.
DR.. R. E. DEWEY, who is a dentist
, at Malta, arrived in Glasgow Tuesday
evneing on professional business.
J. w. Sundahl, who freights be-
tween Glasgow and Opheim, was in
town on Wednesday for supplies.
Father Colgan, pastor of the church
at bingham, is the guest of Father
Finuken, pastor of the Catholic church
"a at this place.
DR.. C. E. Blankenham, a Malta ply.
~sician, was in Glasgow on professional
business the first part Of the week.
Robert Johnson, who freights fol
the U. S. Survey Camp located OF
Y, Cherry creek, was in town Saturday
t. for a load. of supplies.
H. E. Byrum, from south of the Mis-
r. souri, river, was in town Thursday
a Mr.. Byrum is in the sheep bushes:
and reports the loss of two hundred
lambs during the recent cold, stormy
tie weather.
Mrs. Fred Harrison, Of Baylor, came
to Glasgow Thursday enroute to Nal
Up ia to attend the graduation of her sol
I'd from the high school at that place.
George L. Tessey, a well-known Buff
falo mechanic, said he had gaine'
d. IL pounds; his wife had gained TWEEN
at ty-six pounds and his daughter wa
", gaining every day by taking Tanla
Glasgow Drug Co.
FL Mrs. Ray Robbins and little daugh
H. ter, of Glacier Park, arrived in Glas
on gov Wednesday morning and are tn
r. guests of Mrs. Leo B. Coleman. Nj
and Mrs. Robins were former resi-
dents of this city, Mr.. Robins bein
nd manager Of the Orpheum theatre Will
lrt living here.
er -
ng Mrs. w. S. Kellison, who formerl
resided on a ranch near Glasgow, bu
who now lives at Sparks, New, al
or, rived in this city the early part Q
ge last week and is trying to dispose q
OF some farm machinery before return
Int ing to her home. Mrs. Kellison is az
companied by her little three-year-ol
daughter.
1T M. O. Malmin, a prominent real e!
M tate dealer of Saco, was a Glasgo
le- visitor yesterday. MI. Malmin he
just issued a nice bunch of a~ttracti>
booklets advertising north Montar
inc farm lands and has a number of cas-
in arn people WHIP are contemplate
has coming to Montana to make perma1
is ent homes.
From May 90 to 81, Rev. VIM. Pipl
in of the Methodist church, will visit tt
en- towns of Opheim, Saco, Hinsdale, Ma
will 70 Wolf Do;n+ Oeu,oro Ero,o. ~,