The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-11-17
Ernest Adler of Hinsdale vas an
out-of-town arrival here Wednesday.

T.. ]. Hooking attended the F. s.
Reed funeral at Culbertson last Sur {
day. {
Mrs. p. J. Burger entered the Dea- t
~coness hospital last Friday for treat
ment. ,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Baldwin were in
| from Barr over Saturday and Sunday
! visiting friends.
Mrs. Harry Aune of Havre is a
! guest at the E. E. Aune home north
! east of Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seeley of
|! Hinsdale were here the first of the
week shopping.
Whitney Bobbin of Frazer entered
l the Deaconess hospital on Wednes-
! day for treatment.
Horace Feezell was among those
|! bringing in grain from the Baylor
country Wednesday,.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Roman
of Glentana, at the Deaconess hospital
4 Saturday, Nov. II, a girl.
Mrs. j. j. Stensland of Poplar is in
Y the D%eaconess hospital here for treat
= ment, having entered Saturday.
James McMurdo, A. M. Rogers and
. H. P. Josweski were arrivals from OPP
helm on Wednesday with grain.
C. B. Cole of Opheim entered the
< Deaconess hospital on Thursday to re-
ceive treatment for an liberated tooth.
- Mrs. Ed Brown left Wednesday ev-
ening for an extended visit with
friends and relatives at North Dakota
points.
Mrs. Harvey Booth came up from
Stanley Wednesday evening for a
short visit with her sister, Mrs. j. L.
Slattery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Mccain of White
fish are the parents of a baby girl
p born to them on Sunday at the Dea-
coness hospital.
m Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jensen motored
up from Oswego thursday and spent
the day shopping and attending to
tn matters of business.
. Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Sheerer of
M Whitewater moved to Glasgow re-
~ Gently in order to place their son in
school here for the winter.
n Stewart Frazier, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Frazier of this city, was
taken to the Glasgow general hospital
ar- Wednesday with an attack of scarlet
til fever.
N. Roman, who was injured some
ng time ago while working on his farm
re near Glentana, left Thursday morning
for Rochester, Mimi, where he will
consult a specialist.
)p- -
The Mrs. Agnes johnson and Miss Car
RE Schultz went up to the Bowdoin
oil field where drilling is under way,
,as Wednesday, returning home the same
evening on No. 4.
Clarence Tichenor of Roanwood who
val sustained a badly fractured leg on
81 account Of having been kicked by a
lp- horse, is being treated at the Glas-
gov general hospital.
Ter Mr.. and Mrs. Berry and family left
ow here by auto this week for the west
on ern coast, where they expect to make
their future home. While here Mr..
Berry did carpenter work.
rly -
Miss Dorothy billiard returned Sun
ISL day evening from Wolf Point where
she spent the weekend visiting with
her mother and sister. Miss billiard
at is teaching the Cherry Creek school
this year.
on 49,
Mrs. Waagen and little daughter
both of whom have been confined tc
Ri the Glasgow general hospital on &C.
ere count of typhoid fever, were sufficient
his ly recovered to return to their home
eek. near Nashua on Thursday.
The many friends of Erwin G. Hell
land, formerly of this city and nov
the at Jacksonville, Fla, will be pleased
tar to know that he has been promoted
to the position of contracting freigh
agent for the Atlanta & West Poin
of Railway company, with headquarters
dly at 80 Bisbee building, Jacksonville
re- Fla.
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DRY LAW N SHIPS
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