The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-03-24

st. Paul Millinery house.
Mona Musgrove, sophomore in
high school has been very i'll with
FLU" for the last two weeks.
Mrs. Anna Silver and two daught-
ers, of Vandalia, came to this city
for a few days stay, Friday March II.
Mrs. Emily Whitbread and w. B:
Shoemaker, of this place, went to Pop
lar for the purpose of insulting a Re-
becca lodge at that place.
Project Engineer George A. STRAIT
ton, in charge of work on the Milk
River project, was down from Malta
yesterday.
Rev. H. B. Lewis will give a lee
ture on Hereditary Influences, Tues
day evening at the Holiness Mission.
Time: 7:3O. Come and bring your
friends.
Mr. land Mrs. Jensen, who have been
living in Vandalia, came to Glasgow
Friday, March 18th, and will remain
in town indefinitely.
It is astonishing how quickly Tanlac
will produce results. You usually feel
better from the very first dose. Glas-
gov Drug Company.
A. w. SWEET and wife, living east
of Baylor, brought their little six
year-old girl into town, the latter
part of the week, for medical atten-
ton.
John Horner of Baylor who has
been detained in the county Jail since
his trial for the illicit selling of liquor
at his place of BUSINESS, was released
on Monday on bail.
Sid r. Holms arrived in Glasgow
Monday. Mr.. Holms spent the win
ter with relatives and friends in Wis
consin, and stopped in town enroute to
his home at Opheim.
j. w. Richardson and wife, of NAL
ta,came to this city Wednesday of
last week. Mr.. Richardson, who is a
Veterinary Surgeon, sustained a bro
ken leg, by having a horse fall upon
him and was taken to the Deaconess
hospital for treatment.
Miss Ethyl Hubbard Junior in the
local high school had the misfortune
to slip and fall down stairs at the
high school building last Friday night,
fracturing her left arm. Miss Hub
bard's arm seems to be improving at
the time of this writing.
The campfire girls of Glasgow con-
Quoted a very successful candy sale
at Lewis Mediums store, Saturday af-
ternoon. They realized something
over ten dollars from the sale toward
a fund which is beig raised to pur-
chase necessary equipment for their
; work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Carman and
small son, and Mrs. Carman's sister
drove in from Haxby Tuesday morn
ing. Mrs. Carman, who is seriously
J, i'll, was brought to town for medical
aid and had to endure the hardships
of a three days trip on account of the
: condition of the roads before reaching
Glasgow.
About the last Of the division point
at Bowdoin is disappearing this week,
A force of men are down there tearing
. down the round-house and the mater
ial will be moved to Washington. The
/ water at Bowdoin has made it i'm.
possible for the railroad company to
maintain a division point at that town
Malta Enterprise.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Slattery came
| down from Great Falls yesterday
morning and will spend several days
in Glasgow, MI. Slattery is looking
after some work in connection with
I his office as Uuited States District
). Attorney for Montana and Mrs. Stat.
: terry to look after her business in
| terests here.
A letter was received this weel
from F. l.. Sherman a former resi-
;, dent IF this place. Mr.. Sherman an,
l family left Glasgow about a year an,
a half ago and moved to Winslow
Maine, changing climates for tn
y benefit of Mr.. Sherman's health. TIL
family have spent the past white
in Tampa, Florida, but as Mr.. Sher
man does not seem to improve the,
e contemplate going west again as sool
S as the roads open up, making tn
t trip in their Ford bungalow. The old
!. est son, Lawrence is a member or
flying squadron whose aviation fiel
r is neal Tampa and has made goo
S as an air-man.
The Pathe' Weekly News film tina
e will be shown at the Orpheum o
e March 26th tand 9th will sho,
d scenes of the Chicago Post Offic,
). The enormous amount of mail whic
is handled daily at the Chicago offic
e is pictured. This picture also graph
ically describes the proper name