The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-11-24

lor country Monday for supplies.
Attorney Otis A. Hallett was a pro-
| fessional visitor in Poplar the lore
! part Of the week.
F. Redfield of the Baylor country
was among last Thursdays arrivals
here with grain.
L. J.. Selburn and Robert Wilder
were business visitors here from Malta
the first of the week.
Peter Isaacson and M. G. Johnson
were Opheim arrivals with grain the
latter part Of last week.
II John Davenport, living in the OPP
helm country, was in during last week
1 with grain and on business.
Il Lee Hatcher was among those from
ii the north country bringing in grain
II the latter part of last week.,
M C. C. Branson, proprietor of the
~ HOMIE UOtcl dC A>dSHu"S
ID business in Glasgow Friday.
N ]. T. Shea Of the firm of Dignan 4
|i Shea was a business visitor in Hell
yM ena the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnett anc
hi Mrs. Otto Frien were in from the Gal
III pin country Monday, shopping.
!d Louis Wittmayer was another Wis
itor in firm Eighth Point purchasing
supplies the first of the week.
J.. w. Sundahl, who freights be
:ysN tween Opheim and Glasgow, was il
ag several days last week with grain.
H. A. Mielke and Delbert Brogg wer
among the Lismas arrivals here tn
latter part of the week on bushes:
J.. P. Dorr, living northwest of Ola
cow, was in on matters of business
couple of days the latter part of las
- week.
an "
M. A. Lien. assistant cashier of tt
Farmers & Merchants Bank at FIR;
hua ger, was a business visitor in Glasgo
Tuesday.
the George Birmingham, assistant cas-.
ain. Ter at the Milk River Valley bank,
on a business trip to Chicago and OF
n of err eastern points.
Cow |
James Lenoir of Malta, a phone
rancher of old Valley county, was ca
Volt ing on old friends and acquaintanc
Wis in Glasgow Tuesday.
Milo Jennings of Baylor came
neer Tuesday and left the same evening +
alled Whitefish where he will spend
y. winter months.
Tel Mrs. Ray Breen and baby from ne
long Opheim arrived here on Saturday
neat. visit Mr.. Breen, who is a patient at
Deaconess hospital.
lit -
[alta John Allen, representing the N
'Aoie Cudl Lie luSuTdIlCc COAipohy ~
York, was a visitor from Helena
fore part of the week.
. R. P. Smith, who is running
threshing rig in the Lismas count
iii was in town last week having sc
repairs made on his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Prentice came
Tuesday from their ranch on the n
Ill souri, and will make their home
III town during the winter months.
I'll George Roberts "a prominent sh
man of Chinook, transacted BUSH
in Glasgow the fore part of the W
He was laid up here for automobile
jill pairs.
Ed Rudberg came down from J
ia last Thursday, returning home
day. While in the city he was
guest at the home of his sister-in-
iii Mrs. Caroline Rudberg.
A. P. Siemens, who was serio
burned in the recent lOswego fire
IN who has been a patient at the {
gov general hospital, was move
the Deaconess hospital on Tuesda
III C. A. Collins, who resides M
west of Glasgow, was in w TT
day and Friday of last week to +
arrangements for the mems su
held at the Methodist church on
day evening.
L. S. Magruder left Sunday {
ing for Minot to consult a spec
regarding a throat infection. J
was received during the week that
Magruder's throat trouble was NJ
serious as feared.
C. w. Marker of Minneapolis a
Smith of Spokane were in Glasgo
Tuesday evening on their way to
E tie via %aeroplane. They stoppe
Glasgow wei night and left earl,
next morning for the west.
Mr., and Mrs, John Riley car