The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-10-06

Mrs. Charles Farmer Of Hinsdale
was here on Thursday shopping.
Mrs. E. A. Ed, living at Midway,
was shopping in the city Wednesday.
Epworth League Sunday night at
$3.50. Mary Halvorsen and Edith Cain,
leaders.
Chester Glacier was in from Kan
sas Valley on Wednesday purchasing
supplies.
J. H. Peterson of Minot was among
the out-of-town business arrivals
here last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thurman and
children were Sunday arrivals here
from the Baylor country.
Carson Sanders brought in a load of
wheat from Kansas Valley on Thurs
day and returned with supplies.
Attorney John Hurry and L. v.
Lockwood were visitors at Plentywood
and Scobey the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Alfred Lee, Mrs. H. A. Samp-
son and Mrs. E. Asal motored up from
Nashua Thursday afternoon to shop.
John Davis came down from Phil
lips county and entered the D%eaconess
hospital Monday for a minor opera
ton.
C. D. Rice, who is now living in
. Mortified, MINI, arrived here the first
| of the week to look after his ranch
| interests.
Mrs. Lee Hapgood and children went
down to Wolf Point Friday to visit
, Mr.. Hapgood, who is stationed there.
They returned Saturday.
Wesley Landon, a Wolf Point mach
mist, is a patient at the Deaconess
hospital, receiving treatment for in
flammatory rheumatism.
Write to Hops Piano House, Great
Falls for catalog, prices and terms on
e pianos. Several bargains in slightly
used and secondhand pianos.
r Bernard Dougherty, an assistant
machinist at Wolf Point, was brought
to the D%eaconess hospital Thursday to
:, be treated for an attack of bronchitis
D. S. Williams, superintendent Of
s the city schools, left for Helena Sat
urday evening to attend a meeting
of the state textbook commission al
It that place Monday.
C. j. Hops of Great Falls, wei
known piano man, arrived in Glas
y gov Wednesday evening to spend
If day or two calling on the trade and hi:
many friends here.
,r Mrs. j. H. Frame, wife of the Meth
lie odist pastor at Redstone, was operat
ed upon at the Deaconess hospital OF
Wednesday. Her condition is con
t. sidered satisfactory.
G. H. Meszger of Vida, brought hi
little seven-year-old daughter to tn
Deaconess hospital Wednesday,, suf
~ fering from a bursted appendix. Al
operation was performed the sam
night.
Editor Noah A. Mann of the Os
wego Reporter was a Glasgow visito
Wednesday, coming up to get a biz
n two page poster at the Courier of
N flee for the closing out sale Of tn
firm of Walls & Krall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knuth and her it'll
If daughter arrived here Monday from
Thoeny where they had spent SOM
time visiting. Mr.. and Mrs. Knutl
y, reside nea Nashua, but expect to NOV
~ to Glasgow for the winter.
L. E. McKlusky of Haxby entere'
II the Deaconess hospital as a patien
and submitted to a major operation
on Wednesday. His condition is con
sidered satisfactory. His brother,
,f Y. McKlusky, is staying in the cit,
during his brothers illness.
Mrs. H. B. Creeger, formerly O
Malta, now residing at 1877 Second ave
m nue. north, is starting classes of in
If struction on the piano. Mrs. GREECE
is a graduate of the Arnold Schoe
of Music, in Ohio, and comes we
recommended from Malta and othe
~ places where she has taught piano.
el- - :.
Mrs. Sarah Woods, vino has been tn
guest of her daughters, Mrs. T. F
Markle and Mrs. M. A. Walker fo
oh the past month, left Saturday ever
ing for her home at Long Beach, Ca
in She will stop at Boomers Ferry, Ida
I'D to visit a sister and at Seattle to Wis