The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-04-14
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Geo. Faucet was in Wednesday
from the north country.
Saturday Night" comes on Tuesday
night next week. April Is. Sic
A. P. Thomas of the Missouri river
country was a Glasgow visitor the
first of the week.
Mrs. Frank Reed is spending sew
eral days this week and last visiting
friends in Culbertson.
l will still pay ten dollars for the
return of my black, white and tan
beagle hound. Mark D. Hoyt. 51-tfc
Ed. Fuller of Wolf Point vas in
the city Tuesday. Mr.. Fuller is land
man for the Great Northern railway.
Arthur Aamott of Saco, came to
Glasgow Wednesday on account of
the illness of his wife who is in the
D~eaconess hospital.
O. A. Bergeson, temporarily in
charge of the affairs Of the Milk Riv-
err Valley bank, was a business visi-
tor in Helena Saturday.
George Matchett and Clarence De
Vail, of the Baylor country, were in
this city several days during the
week on matters of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira B. Packard arriv-
ed in Glasgow Friday night, returning
to their home at Lismas after a win
ter spent in Minneapolis and Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Iverson of Saco,
came to this city Wednesday bring
ing their sick child for medical treat
ment.
Edgar Wilson, brother of Mrs. S.
S. Small, left for Helena the first
part of the week to take the physical
examination provided by the govern
ment for ex-service men.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Barnard and
Mrs Barnard's mother, who have been
living at Chinook, stopped in this city
Wednesday enroute to Kansas City.
Mo-, where they expect to make their
future home.
George B. Durkee, local manager
of the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany, spent a few days the past week
visiting friends at Havre and Great
Falls. Mr.. Durkee is enjoying a three
weeks vacation.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills are sold or
a positive guarantee to give perfect
satisfaction. Try them tonight ant
you will be delighted to find the re
suits you have obtained. Glasgow
Drug Company.
H. Christensen, from neal Baylor
, was in town Thursday with a load o:
|. wheat, and took back some supplies
Mr.. Christensen reports the road
leading to the north country as being
in very bad condition.
Mrs. Ferguson, who has charge o
f a private hospital at Wolf Point, en-
tered the Deaconess hospital her
Wednesday and was operated o.
e Thursday morning. Her condition j
: reported as favorable.
t Olaf M. Eliason of the Glentan
country, was called to Williston wher
his family is at present, on accoun
of the illness of his little son. MI
Eliason returned Tuesday and wen
e out to the north country.
w. J. Lind and Adolph Lindersor
two prominent farmers of the Larsla
community, were business visitors i
Glasgow Saturday. While here the
stopped in to join the ever increas
ing family of Courier readers.
IS C. A. Dahl, who has been seriousl
ill at the Deaconess hospital sine
It the 10th of January, was sufficient
recovered to be dismissed from th
hospital the latter part of the wee
/ and expects to go to Grand Forks |
v visit his parents.
t. Mrs. J. L. Slattery left for Gres
= Falls Monday evening to visit a si'
# ter who has been i'll at Columbus no.
% pital at that place, but who is no
h convalescing at the George Hurd re
idence. Mrs. Slattery expects to r.
4 turn to Glasgow again in a sho,
t. time.
J. w. A. Ostrum, manager of the Ba,
l. lor Mercantile company at Baylo
N passed through Glasgo won Monds
on his way to Bainville to attend
c. meeting to be held there in the il
g terest of having the balance Of tt
payments on Fort Peck homestes
lands cancelled by the government.