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FOR SAFE
Blackleg Vaccine — Life immunity,
54 cents for ten doses. Tork's
Retail Drug, Glasgow, Mont,
tfc
Service Flags—1. 2, 3. 4 or 5 star
flags. 75 cents each at Courier
office.
Blank Stamp Pads for vegetable ink
for your meat stamping at Courier
office.
!f
Vegetable Stamping Ink for stamp
ing meats at Courier office.
tf
Babr Chicks For Sale: Hatching
during August and September,
New Hampshire Reds, Rhode Island
Reds, White Rocks and hybrids. $15
per 100 prepaid. Bitneys Poultry
Plant. Kalispell, Mont.
15-3tc
For Sale: 320-acre farm, 100 acres
under irrigation, 220 acres pasture.
Good buildings, plenty water. Also
320 acres benchland, mostly under
cultivation. 7 miles SE of Glasgow
on Fort Peck highway. See Mrs.
Anna Cygan, 817 Sixth avenue
south, Glasgow. Mont.
15-tfc
For Sale: Six-room, modern home,
full basement. 3 lots, garage, barn,
large garden plot. Mrs. Ella Burger,
15-3tp
122 4th Avenue north.
For Sale: Five Jersey and Guernsey
milk cows. 3 and 4 years old, now
milking. Will be fresh in one to
three months. $125 each. Guy Fag
an. 6 miles east of Baylor, Mon
tana.
15-3tp
For Sale: House on corner of 641
4th Ave. south, Glasgow. Phone
194W or write Mrs. P. M. Collins,
Nashua, Mont., for information and
prices.
15-4tp
Bothered by Dust?—Buy a vacuum
cleaner, cheap. George Hart, Box
16-Up
92. Opheim. Mont,
For Sale—15-30 McCormick-Deering
tractor: 3-bottom P & O plow,
double and breaker. Can be seen
at 1010 Fourth avenue south.— F J.
16-ltp
Roth.
Horses for Sale—One coming 2-year
old, one coming 3-year-old, one
coming 4-year-old and one mare
coming 7 years old with mare colt
at side. All well built and gentle.
Inquire at Courier office for infor
mation or write Box 4034, c'o The
Courier, Glasgow.
16-2tp
For Sale—To settle an estate. A 10
gauge imported Scott Primier in
cluding 14 cartons of assorted shells.
Leather carrying case- Bank refer
ences exchanged. Cost $1,000. Write
Mrs Sheldon Smillie, 650 Orchard
Ave., Bellevue. Pittsburgh, Pa. 17-2tp
For Sale—Four trailers, two of them
boat trailers. Have 16 -inch wheels
and in good condition. Inquire at
Wheeler Grocery. Wheeler. Mont.
17-ltc
For Sale — Frigidaire, reconditioned
unit. $75: 5 ice boxes; enameled
oil heaters; coal stoves and ranges,
Houses, furnished or unfurnished,
for sale or rent. Joe Frazier. Wheel
17-3tp
er. Mont.
For Sale—One Marion apartment
size electric range, $119.95, and one
standard size Marion Electric range
at S149.95. You can now buy with
out a certificate. This may be your
last chance to get an electric range
from open stock. Maytag Electric
Shop. 17-ltc
Ten Acres Green Com in Field —
For sale by acre as it stands. Must (
sell at once, as I am leaving. Mrs.
Leonard Liuse. Phone 60-J 17-ltp !
Professional Cards
Dr. G. H. Klein
Glasgow Ice & Cold
Storage Co.
DENTIST
Klsin's I.nc Cabin Motet
Highway No. 2
Office ii
: 9 to 12 and 1 to 5
Residence 209
Office II
: Office 479
Pin
ART KOTAKI. Prop.
GLASGOW. MONTANA
Income For You If You Live.
Comfort For Dependents
When You Die.
New York Life
Insurance Co.
EZRA N. HILL, Agent
Glasgow. Mont. Phone 261
GLASGOW
FLOWER SHOP
Flowers for All Occasions
Phone 75
We Telegraph Flowers
Someone has to pay the price
for lift* insurance. If the man
self doesn't pay It while he
ife and children have
it after he has gone.
hi
l.i
1 i v
to pay
Holland
«
Valley County
Abstract Company
OFFICIAL ABSTRACTORS
Phone 50
GLASGOW, MONTANA
»
»
Funeral Chapel
Court«M>un» Efficient and Dignified
at Moderate Prices
Sert ic«
LICENSED EMBALMER
and
LADY ASSISTANT
'
Peterson Mortuary
LICENSED EMBALMERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Phone 89
Masonic Temple Building
GLASGOW. MONTANA
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PHONE 323
Twenty-Four Hour Ambulance
Service
Porch chairs. Two .eft, each $2.95.
Sturdy steel cot with sagless spring,
rntton mattress cnmnlete *4 00 I
' ^ ' *
Pine single bed with coil springs.
good mattress: very good buy at
$15.00.
I
. . . 1
Cable, smaller size, 4* in and vio in,
for tying buildings to hold grain
3tie foot. Bolts, a» sizes: pick out
what you may need, 10c. lb. All
kinds of steel construction cable,
Insulated electric wire' buv now
wlre comes in good lengths, m
sulated; has been used. All sizes:
0. 2, 4, 6. 8. 10, 12, 14. 16. Telephone
insulated wire in long lengths.
Welding cable suitable for 150 to
300 amp I
16-ltC 1
"
FOR SALE
Fordson tractor in good working or
der; magneto attached for quick
starting: also belt pulley attach
ment. A good serviceable tractor.
$195.00.
12-foot rake. $25.00.
Mowing machine for $30.00.
Horse disk, in good shape, $20.00.
Kitchen Kook gasoline stove. 3 bur
ners: just the thing for hot wea
ther, $5.00.
Natural gas ranges, small type, with
ovens and 3 burners; in first class
shape. Each, $5.95 and $6.95.
large size, foot, 15c.
I-beams, channel, plate, pipe fit
tings, valves.
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Midway Merc
NEW DEAL
Phone 341-J-l, Fort Peck
i
(
MlftlllANIOUf
Wanted to Buy: Good used pipe
furnace. Jake Enns, Frazer, Mon
tana.
15-4tp
Wanted to Buy—One way disc. Write
Angelo Christiana, Box 455, Glas
gow
17-ltp
Wanted — Woman to do housework i
for small adult family: no chil
dren. Mrs. Abe Peters, Nashua. Mon
tana.
tho
t:
17-ltp
:
Strayed: From my place, 6 head of
horses including one Strawberry
roan saddle horse. Branded K Tri
angle Quarter Circle underneath
on right shoulder. $10.00 reward for
information leading to recovery of
these horses. Karl Reddig, Frazer.
13-tfc
are
John Barrett Garbage Co.—Author
ized garbage collectors. Phone ;
38-tfC
_ al
.. ^ ,, , __
Auctioneer—Call 722, Hinsdale, my |
expense, for dates. John C. Mc
Colly.
m
30-52tp loot
Wanted: Old scrap records. We will
pay 2c each for all old records.
Maytag Electric Co., Glasgow. 8-tfc ;
We Buy Alfalfa, Crested and West- .
ern Wheat grass seed. Our mod
ern, electric cleaning mills and
State Bonded insured storage at[
your service. Lakin Seed Co.. Miles
City, Mont. 15-tfc [ "
Wanted to Buy—Pipeless furnace in
good condition. Ben Bernatine,
16-2tp
Nashua, Mont.
,
Til«»
_ .
Owner may have same by pa.Mng
for this ad and the damages. Her- M"'
1
Found—In my root house, one sow.
FREE! If Excess acid causes
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indi
gestion. Heartburn, Belching, Bloat
ing, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free
sample, Udga. at Hall Drug Com
n an v 17 in.»
1 1 /- 1
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Sewing Machines Repaired — Parts
. . ,
ho f o 01 ' naay a n.vmake. Bring in
leads only - L - H - Keagy, Glasgow.
l7-4tp
-——-—— ---——
For Rent-Three room furnished
house with outbuildings, suitable
for cows and chickens, also small
pasture, with ample wood. See Mrs.
N. A. Kjos at house east of Peter
Hopstads in free lot section. l6-2tp.
lor Sale-Pour bucks, cross-bred
Rambouillet and Lincoln. Priced
reasonable. Howard Haynes. 522 Ma
hon * Glasgow. Phone 344-M.
For Sale — Tw'o .story hotel and
apartment building. Inquire
Fry Grocery. New Deal. Mont. 17-ltc
17-2tp
Bring your
Hogs and Cattle
To
Reid Taylor
OF WOLF POINT
Highest prices paid at all time«.
I buy every day.
Slop at Conoco station on No. 2
Highway
-- kstatk
1 i>y Valley rounty by Tax need.
I Not!.-.- is hereby «Iren. That on
(sib «lay of September. A. l>.. 194S.
IVonlrs" 'ênîm in i'L lw 1 ï , 'Ho'ÎÎÎS"
(jp S gow vidley ('minty Moniana
Irml.rslKi,c<l l'ôllnt.v of Valley, of
stale of .MontuiiR. nil sell at public
the highest hoi.1er accord
the ltevimi , Cmlc» J, ^ 1 ih^R l tate r of f Mon
tana ami for a price which shall
1)0 less than the fair market vaine
rberof which has heretofore been
«£■»»« am J «^"„.f
t y°. u Jnî.ü L.r.i U-nn-i. i' n.-r.-inafil
stated, all of the following described
real estate, situated in the County
Valley, state of Montana, and which
qnTred'bv ""^^
The terms of the sale are as follows;
Cash. lawful money of the 1'nited
The t< ' S nI-?rd 6 " Irv,?n, f.'"', -An. m t
HSS?»
of ,, 1P ,, tln .h as ,. price, balance
to he paid in four equal payments an
anally Including Interest at four per
T"—™ 1 claim" deed win "be -h-en"The
purchaser upon completion of The above
mentioned payments. The right to re
p^Hir^eS'.. - «■
pe£,.ï^ y °^„ P r , T.„ïï::i
Ä h Ä vendor ^
Lot No. 4 and Block 13. In
nr'igimi. town" Be °f .k,
lated this ztith tlav »f .Tulv, A. l>„
' " v , 0 1
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"fV.r ex
roil lineal
east in.n
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s
e
I
[am iion t
I tig to
i''.
ord<*r o
('ommissionors
tana.
B.v
f tlio Hoard of County
of Valley County, Mon
II. H. lUOKKU ND
(Merk of the Hoard of County
CoiumisHioiiers of Valley
County, Montana.
(Pul*. July 2«. Auir. .V12-1»)
CAM, KOI! Hills
ni-il of
(iliiKKow, Molilalia, will
bills up to S p. in. August
■ill thou bo
The City ('
Iho
liitli
d
aiion
• f appi'oxhiiii
Iv
I of dilt'li. laving 8-iiii'h
1er pipe in dihli. hisiallin
I joints, making all u«'<'«»ssii
tions and l.arkfilliug. Bidding itoms
and backfilling to l>
idois nia
idvo mon* particular information at
offiro of tin* City Clork, (Has;
Montana.
1 »at«*«
:
mail
por foot basis.
n
:s.
vm:\.
IN MILLER. City Cl«*rk
City
(Hub. July 21* Aug
MAR
Mont.
i 12 lb I
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against the
••state of William A. Grady, deceased,
requested to exhibit them with tin*
(lie undersigned
the office
m 10Ô. First Ration
na,
of t In*
,. v v „. || .| ll . rs ,
ailminUirator at
Marion Kline, U
Bank Building,
within four months after dat
irs , publication 0 r this
of
.lohn
,„.s.i
Defi-ml
(ilasgow. Mom
notice.
Dali* of first publiration, August ~» t
loot
William I). Mnyi
(I'tili. Aug
i-12 19 2lit
ALIAS SIMMONS
rt of Hie Sev
District of tin*
<1 I or the ('
the District ('
Judicial
I th
i(<
State
tf
nty
itana.
of Valley.
. ... . . „„
HiLBIlt '■( NM.ltMAN. 1 laiutiff,
rnknown Heirs of Michael Gutider
man, : Lena linnilmnaii,
same person as Lena (•unilorinaun.
widow; AHmrt (inmlerman: Mag
tlnlciic <.iiii«icriii:iii : Agatlin C . Pauli:
Stephen Woher. Treasurer of Valley
County. Montana, and all other per
sons elaiming any interest in or lien
upon the real «»state hereinafter «les
r any part ther«*of, ]
.Tilled
aids.
Stute
....Jiie«l DofciidiiiitN :
y„„ ari . |,,. r ,.|.y summoned to answer
eompinint in lid« a.iinn widen is
r Montana t
the Above
r said
, P
y„„ ari . |,,. r ,.|.y summoned to answer
M"' eompinint in lid« a.iinn widen
l'-, 1 ," 1 ,.,'""whleii ' 's'^hélewiih
file
py tln*r
mI upon vim
>nr an
f upon
i ill in ivvonty
(limitons,
: ami
•r
r ami si
plaintiff
«• a
you ,
(
free
»wer Judgment will be taken
in.» yon by ilofanlt lor tin* n*llt»f «i4'inamh'<i
UIP jn iai, lt .
it
l't«r th
:
r thi?
xi lnsm* of Hi
la.v
rvi
r faillir«* t
of y
PI
r a 11
is«*
a trains!
is hroiitrlil for tin* pnr
This net I
P° so of securing a tax «h*«*«
I on ut y Tr«*asnn*r of N all«*y
Montana, for the lands
d«»scrlh«*d as follows:
»f S«*ctlon 10. Township
««• 42 K. M. M.
my hand ami seal
the
fro
('omit
ami pr«*inis
the
nja «
'ivVtm.'s
his 4th (Iav of AllBllKt .
BLANCHE (• rot JAN
<SiaI) <'b-rk of tlm Distrlit"Court,
Thomas Diguan
Glasgow. Monta
All<irm '- r ,or 1 11 11
34
(lf
s j
5-12 l»-20)
(Huh
Aug.
at
('oimrii of th«* riiy «»f
tuna, has pass«*«!
t«*iit ion to <*reat«»
in« * it t «lisl riet,
curbing, grading and
ivets and
of Glasgow. Montana.
slates the
dari«*s of the district.
e«ist of this i m p r
AH protests to th
NOT ICE
herewith
Iven that the
lilasgow. Mon
of In -
Not lee Is
lull
sp»*<*lal Impn
for the pnrj
Hing
•nn«»s on the North Side
The r«*soliition
I »«»iiii
t final «*«1
No. 4CÎ.
•ITIHi
of intent ion
out
Th«*
men I is $14T.2t8MNt.
renting <»f this «Ils
ml in f Ir
Clerk on or In for,
r, u»4::. The C«mncll
prut.-sts at thfir,
Siqii.
MUIT1V Mir LEI!
i Vity <'hTk.
riling
in
■i
hands of the City
ô p. in. on August 2
shier t lies« 1
m»*«*ting on
ill
ih
1943.
.(Pnl». A tig. 12. 19 1
CAM. FOR BIDS
ih«* (ity < onmii of Glasgow. Mon-i*hp
tana, asks for bids on the repairing
1 of the following str«*ets.
Street South I
and S«*e«»ml Av«*. So. am
south l»«*lween 1st Ave
S«». 2nd Ave.
Street and dlh street
of said Av«*. ami str«*«*ts.
eoiiKlst of <*x
where Iie.ess
il mat <
I
1th
*«•«•1» 1st Ave.
" ■ r'v;;.
' " ,IS
nth betw
\
ami inter?
Tin* work t
and back fill!
placing
streets.
Uj ! n.
200 Pen Asphalt.
For fun lier «lefails se«* Martin Miller,
city el«*rk, at bis «»ff|«*e in the Givi«*
Cent«*r building.
All bids innst be in
<*eiv«*«l befor** .*» p. in
1943. by the City (Merk in his offi
in the Clvle i('»*iit»*r bnibling in Gla
ting
d
r
of 2 inch
r the
w i I b
•nil ir»o
:
stone chips s
lied in
rit ini
:> ml
3mh.
An
on
gow. M
Rids
submitted
utncll n*s
pt all or part »
ately for
th«* right
«» be
each block. <
"•I
r\
f bids.
m*«l at « ]». m.
lo
bids
ill be o
With. 1943. at a
It v Co
ial
on An
of th«
offic.*
Center building in Glasg
P
th.*
In* City Clerk in the Civic
*. Montana.
MARTIN MILLER,
City Clerk.
I to I
held i
t
( f lib. Aug. 12. 191
ALIAS SI MMONS I
In the District Court <»f the Sev«*nle» nlh
.Imlicial District «»f the State *»f
Montana, in ami for th<* County of
Valley.
B. K»*ss«*lhelm, Inc.,
Plaintif/
corporation.
vs.
The unknown heirs of Bottle W. Norris I
dpceaxed, the unknown ib-visros of
lii ttir w. Norris. (b-i raKPii. Eiib Liy I
it nit Columbia Trust company, a
I corporation. Mrs. Neely \v. Dickerson,
Mrs Ln.c \v McPherson. North Val
,Sr ««•
in. » it. Township ;ii North. Kang
Last Chance on Open Stock!
I
ONE, APARTMENT SIZE
Electric Range $J|^95
Marlon
ONE, STANDARD SIZE
Electric Range $|^^95
Marion
YOU CAN BUY NOW WITHOUT
CERTIFICATE
Maytag Electric Shop
Rundlc Building
♦ ^
A J
Additional
at . a I O
«t LDLALj
-—
nf V anrialia was
Jel *• Ho * e Valid.
Glasgow caner inursuay.
f , Lewis Staibird of Ophelm was
vlsltor ln Glasgow Saturday.
p. M. Collins of Nashua was
visitor in Glasgow Saturday
M .s. Hans Jensen of Whately was
r a visitor in Glasgow Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. White of
I Hinsdale spent Friday in Glasgow.
"handMsEarl Cain of Van
da hà ' «ÏÏe shopping* Äfow Sat-'
urday.
Dr. G. W. Setzer and Mayor Hans
Mebust of Malta were week end vis
«ää a , « T
Sunday to visit her parents. Mi.
and Mrs. A. G. Strom.
M rs. C. A. DeWitt went to Hins
daIe Saturday to atttend a bridal
shower for Miss Betty Qualley.
C. W. Buntm, with the depart
rM was
Earl Hanna. Burroughs
Mr. and Mrs. Hy D. Miller of
Cut Bank were in Glasgow on busi
ness errands Friday and Saturday
f a ~ a I DP were
hDnlinJr 1 il e ^ceti.rHov
momina Glasgow öaiuruay
Miss Ida Disrud. employed in the
countv superintendent's office, spent
the week end visiting her parents
at Tampico
I Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Goodreau
iof Willistorl came Sunday and spent
ia few days here visiting Mr. and
I Mrs. C L Benson
I Mrs Mabel Kane of Bellingham
I Wash., who has been visiting here
for several weeks, left Tuesday
morning for her home.
Miss Lola Penner arrived Sunday
to work in the Triple-A office in
Glasgow. Miss Penner has been liv
ine in Chester recently
Mrs George White and son George
Jr of Mountain Home Idaho came
lastwfektevisilTer pa?entsMr
and Mrs. Hulse Billingsley.
Mrs. Vera Keybeck of Seattle is
ffÄTÄWil?*»
the former Miss V?raiuddle
Mrs. W. A. Fitzgerald, who has 1
been working as pharmacist at the
Hall Drug store, left for Butte Sat
by the serious illness
who
nan urug si
urday, called
of her mother.
Dwight Bridges and family of
Terre Haute, ind., and Mrs. Shir
ley Bridges of Oswego were guests
at the McKee Anderson home in
West Glasgow Friday.
Miss Jeanne Bennett left Sunday
night for Kalispell. where she is
assistant librarian, after visiting her
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. W. L.
Bennett, for a month.
Corp. Jack Anderson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. McKee Anderson, who
was in the combat zone in New
Guinea for six months, is now en
joying a rest period in Australia, he
writes.
Miss Lorraine Nelson, who has
been with the woman's army corps
at Randolph field. Texas, is spend
ing a furlough visiting at her home
Tampico and with Glasgow
friends.
Miss Gladys Waller,
bookkeeper at the Johnson Plumb
assistant
•
U,
;iit
J iipmi
„ I1S
I in
S';.',
J'.''.!
;i N-.rtli,
.un.
1
bookkeeper at the Johnson Plumb
ing shop, who has been working
several weeks at Provo. S. D . where
Mr. Johnson has a plumbing
tract, is expected to return to Glas
gow next week
Capt. Thomas R. Skailes of
Belvoir, Va-, came Friday to
friends at Glasgow and Fort Peck
He was a diver at Fort Peck during
the construction of the Fort
dam and made his home in Glas
gow for several years.
Miss Frances Anne Shambaiigh
came recently from Palo Alto, Calif.,
where she has been employed by
telephone company, and will spend
several months in Glasgow visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Dan Oakland.
formerly lived in Glasgow.
Mrs. Mildred Simonton and
daughter Jane arrived Friday from
Gtand Forks, N. D., where they
spent the summer except for a week
in Minneapolis, and for Jane,
weeks at camp Trowbridge, a girls'
camp at Detroit Lakes, Minn.
Mr and Mrs. O. B. Osen, daugh
ter Eris and son Ken of Bremer
ton. Wash., are spending a monta
at their farm north of Glasgow
help Robert Eayrs hay and harvest
the crop. They are on a 30 -day
P I harvest leave from the shipyards,
1 where both Mr. and Mrs. Osen
is
in
11 -
the
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employed,
jjj,-. an d Mrs. E. J. Snyder and
■ gr a nddaughters, Nadine and Artline
(Snyder, returned Wednesday from
!a visit with their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rader,
at Bigfork They also visited
home
Mon-i*hp George Birmingham
' tne
1 "J E. M M i.
,!,na ' »tcpiien
Valiev Count
ut bel
Mon
Vail
nml.
T
Wei
Montan
laiining
•st
ii y
•oil
I
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II
upon the
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hereof.
a ft
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hints.
ite of Montana t<»
Defendants:
the
Tin*
nain«'d
Von an* In*r«*l»y sn
»in plai nt i
I.ffl
nioned to an
hi* l
his
'the
filed in
Court, a
• f »»«is
of the Clerk
which Is
<»n, and to file .'
i
I
«•«I upon
I he
"py
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• 11 h i ii t
f this sun
plaintiff?
th
norm
th
aft
f the «lay ».f s
xt Insi
faillir»* I
f
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ill b«*
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default for the r«*li**t d«*ma
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■oinplaint.
Ibis action is brought f«*r
s«* of s«»«*nrlng
in th
In* p
I ft
tax «1
1
of
n nty
Monta
tleseril
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asnrer
id pr«-n
. for the la mis
1 a?
follows
tlon 11. T«
Iv M. M. In VaR
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Rang«
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* ourt ,,n
i <.r
m.v hand ami s«
of August. IJ«*»
TIAN.
loth «lay
BLANCHK G
f Hi
Dis
cl
Clerk
Dignan. Glasg
•y for tin* Plaintiff
t Pub : Ang. 12. 19.
(Seal i
,Tln*mas
AM«»
Si-pL ?»
I T „. NKS
LARD Ur inanns
I We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
kjnrlnesses chowm ns during the ill
and death of a loved one
-Mr. and Mrs, H. R. Townsend
17-ltp and family.
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, Mlss Lora Lee Stanley of Wheeler
has gone to Great Palls to visit
sister there two weeks.
Gerry Near was a business caller
in Great FalLs last week
- ss Hazel Thorpe of Lanmore
D.. us a new employe in the Buttrey
womens wear department.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Farrinëtôn
and son of Port pVck have returned
from South Dakota, where they
ited her parents.
Mrs Mabel Hovland and «nn ivtec
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}'V near VÄ Thu.^v
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Miss Prances Martin arrived Iront
Minneapolis the first of the week
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cnailes McChesney of Saco
vide was in Glasgow Wednesday
attend a Deaconess hospital board
meeting,
Miss Mary Ellen Dunning
H a avi t e B wh ° t vLsiti i ig Ma
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Mte^Tparke is in Pueblo,
Colo., visiting her son, Dr. George
Parke, who expects to enter
army medical corps soon.
Mlss Glace w<, ' st of Walla Walla,
Wash., is in Glasgow visiting her
mother, Mrs. Peter West, Miss West
llas a government position there.
Miss Hope Widen, who spent the
Past two weeks in Glasgow visiting
lier parents. Rev. and Mrs. H.
Widen, left for St. Paul Tuesday.
E. E. Heller, work unit leader
the federal soil conservation office
Glasgow, went to Terry Thürs
day to get a government pickup
there.
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Chambard
and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Vallan
digham and family spent Sunday
the recreation center at Fori
ec k
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Suker eirove
Glend i v ® Saturday, accompanied by
t^^ndher'TanLhie^ Misfvit-eini;
Hnmw of Homidun H?in
Wsiting here d P ' h ' d b
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flom their son. Serg. Ivy Knight,
t Sunday night. He is stationed
Philadelphia.
Arrah Whelan. 3. daughter of Mr.
Mrs. Charles Whelan, suffered
severe cut on her foot last Tues
when she stepped on broken
in the street. The cut required
stitches.
J. J. Reese came Saturday
home at Coram and returned
Sunday, accompanied by Wayne
Larson, son of Mr, and Mrs. Selmer
Larson, who will visit Joe Reese
the opening of the school
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Farrington
daughter Kaye arrived Äes
morning from Los Angeles to
Mr. Farrington's mother, Mrs.
M. Farrington. They will go to
N. D„ to visit Mrs. Parsing
relatives.
Mrs. W. L. Bennett, son Fletcher
daughter Jeanne, who visit-1
the Rev. and Mrs. Roy Bennett
Spooner, Wis., arrived in Glas
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell and
Friday morning. They also vis
in St. Paul.
George
son George Jr. returned Tuesday
morning from Missoula and Flat
head lake. Mrs. Mitchell arrived
Friday from Minneapolis and went
on to join Mr. Mitchell and George
at Missoula.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank McGuire
and family of Twin Bridges came
last week to Glasgow to make their
home. He is an area meat market
ing supervisor for the war food ad
ministration. They have not yet se
cured a residence.
Miss Margaret Briggs and Miss
Mary Theresa Nass of Washington.
D. C.. who have been visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Briggs
and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Nass, left
Friday morning for Washington.
Dale Walker left this week for
San Francisco, where he will engage
in defense work. Mrs. Walker, who
has been employed by the Inland
Construction company here, left fori
Pine Ridge. S. D.. where the com
pany has a contract.
Auxiliary Jeanette Hovland. for
mer bookkeeper at the Hanson
Mersen Motors, has been transfer
red from Port Des Moines, Iowa, to
the army administration school at
Stephen Austin college in Nacogdo
dies. Texas.
Miss Judith Rorvig returned
last Wednesday from Sanders. Ida
ho, where she had been visiting
an ipicle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Nels Rorvig, and helping with their
farm work. She will reenter Glas
gow high school in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hall spent
the week end visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hall, at Billings. Their daughter.
Mrs. Clarence H. Johnson, who was
at Billings, returned with them and
left from Glasgow for Belle
ville, III, where she will join her
t ; husband, who is now located there
( at Scott field.
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Ander
son of Seattle, fbrmer Glasgow res
j idents arrived Friday to visit
Mrs. Anderson's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mattson.
Mr. Anderson is now a machinist's
; mate in the coast guard and has a
15-day furlough.
Mrs. R. M. Hallock and daughter
Helen of Portland arived this week
to visit Mr. and Mrs. McKee Ander
son and Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Osen
The Haiiocks were ranchers 25 years
ago in the Larb hills. Mr. Hallock
is now emloyed in defense work in
j Portland, and their daughters are
also employed there. Mrs. Hallock.
j besides keeping house for the fa
mily, has assisted in the harvesting
of vegetable crops.
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GRANDVIEW—Harvest is in full
swing. Combined oats have yielded ^
Up to 52 bushels per acre Of 40
pound oats. Wheat Is good quality
but no definite yields are yet re
ported.
Additional
SOCIETY
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Miss Lorraine Elgie. daughter
Mr and Mrs^ Henry Elgie
Brockton, and Louis Becker
B/ockton were married at
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Monday night at 8, The Rev. W.
Bennett olficiated.
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Miss Mmmck ls Hostess
At Costume Party
Miss Belle Minnick entertained
friérds at a costume party in
parlors of the Methodist church
Friday night, complimenting
Nina Shotwell of Charlotte.
who was visiting here. Gordon
landigham acted as master of
monies for a stunt program. Stunts
included group songs recitations,
mock wedding, a dental
SFfJJf' a „ S res w e c ,? at , al \ d , a Brown
Ke SS
t0 If? 1 the be&t acting and Mrs. R.
Thomas for thet most original
tume. Refreshments were served.
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Mrs. Squires Is Hostess
caller To st - Matthew's Guild
Mrs. Frank Squires of Malta
tertained the members of St Mat
N. thews Woman s guild of Glasgow
j n the church parlors Thursday
ternoon. Mrs. G. A. Clark presided
1 at a business meeting and
Hugh Sorten read an article
vis . Madame Chiang Kai-shek. A
| cheon was served.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hennlngson
I Entertain at Family Dinner
| Mr and Mrs L i oyd Henningson
entertained at their farm home
Sunday night at 6:30 for Mrs. Hen
; their guests, Mrs. Carl Tisue
Di- daughters Sandra and Patricia
to San Diego. Calif.- Mrs. George
White and son George of Moun
[tain Home. Idaho, and Mrs. Berl
0 f Armstrong mid children of Glasgow
°-i a s "Ä sr Dinner
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The hjrthdav nf Gale Billincslev
the was célébra ted^ by^ hta mofheï M.Ï
(nuise Billingsley, at a family din
1 Her at the Billingsley home
(day night. Guests included those
; living and employed at the farm,
S r^orge^hinT' who "a re
fhere nnri thei't- ehiiriren nnrl'
M,fr imri Hmnim™
F. ;MI ' ancl Mrs ' Lioyo Henningson.
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i Celetaate Birthday
1 Joan and David Bruce, children
car! of Mr. and Mrs. James Bruce, cele
brated their seventh birthday Pri
day with a party at their home
There were 11 guests. Games were
P^ a ^ ec * an< ^ a l unc l lea,11 was seived
Airs. Knowles Honors
Mrs. Mabel Kane
to; Mrs. Mabel Kane, who has been
visiting in Glasgow for several
' weeks , WBS h °T ed P MlS M , E
Knowles Saturday afternoon who
entertained a small group at her
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( Master Serg. Huston R. Willis of
Hagerville, Ark., stationed at the
I Glasgow airbase, and M> ss Gloua
*^ eaiî Humniell of Pendleton. Oie.,
'"'ere married at the Baptist P ar
sonage in Glasgow Saturday after
1 noon The Rev. H. F. Widen offi
fromfe-sted and attendants were Mrs.
j Jack W. Hess and Lieut. W. B.
! Gooch.
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Jr.(Mrs. Gumming is Hostess
I to Methodist Circle C
( Mrs. R. W. Gumming entertained
i Methodist Circle C at her homo
[ Thursday afternoon. Mrs. R. L.
Thomas presided at a business
meeting. The group planned to can
[ vegetables for the circle at Mrs.
Curnming's home on Wednesday,
(this week. A dessert luncheon was
(served. Mrs. Herman Lücke and
Miss Nora Ebersole were guests,
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! Mrs. Markle Entertains
Mrs, Orval Markle
Mrs. T. H. Markle entertained two
groups of friends Monday and Tues
da y afternoon at her home honor
mg her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Or
V al Markle of Lake Hughes, Calif,
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for an evening at the movies. Maybe it was Harold Lloyd's
latest and funniest — on the silent screen.
A lot has happened in those fifteen years. More than
you realize or remember. Electric rates are a good example.
They've come down so far and fast that, today, the average
home gets about twice as much electricity for its money.
Tha t's why you can en j oy so many wore electric conveniences.
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The hours were spent informally
and light refreshments were
Mrs. Hud berg is Hostess
to Methodist Circle B
Mrs. M. c. Rudberg entertained
i Methodist Circle B at her
last Wednesday afternoon.
of !James K McGibnev oresided
of plans were made fo? serving a
ol ( wanis luncheon. The group
the on bazaar work. Mrs H. w.
der and Miss Belle Minnick
W. L. ed Mrs. Rudberg in serving
eon. Quests were Mrs. W W
I Mrs. M. E. Knowles, Mrs. N. L.
[nings, Mrs. C. R. St. Clair and
Nina Shotwell.
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the Methodist Circle D
church j Meets at Church Parlors
Miss Mrs. William Raymond
Mich., ! tained Methodist Circle D at
Val- church parlors last Wednesday
cere- ternoon. She presided at a business
Stunts meeting and Mrs. E. A. Anderson
a conducted devotions Plans
office made for serving a Kiwanis
Brown eon. Miss Patsy Raymond assisted
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Entertain Business Women
Co-p. Bruce McDonald, pianist.
and Pfc. Charley Cailaci. who
and accompanied himself on
cn- guitar, from the Glasgow airbase.
Mat- w'ere guests of the Glasgow Business
and Professional Women's club
af- a dinner meeting at the Baptist:
church Monday night, and
Mrs. tained the group with music,
on of which was of their own composi
lun- tlon
I Mis. Ç- w - Kampfer presided
jthe business session. Mrs. George
Lindgren, chairman of the program
conimittee reported on »am
Vj a " s „fff the year. Guests of
home J;. Harald Siqueland.
Hen- Mrs. Clara
and ; Ja cobson.
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[.heir lodge hall Thursday night.
' ad.e* Society of B. L. P. * E.
Meets in 1>iffnan ,,a11
M.Ï ! h Tlle Badie f s Society of the Bro
din- therhood of Locomotive Firemen
Satur-,and Enginemen met last Tuesday
night at Dignan hall. This was
( first held in the new meeting place.
î^ rS ' T ' M ° w!ngs P resided - After
nnrl' the business meeting the group went
I to the Eat sho P for luncheon.
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small group of friends at luncheon
Pri- Thursday honoring Mrs. Earl Hun-i
ter of Roundup and Mrs. Orval
Markle of Lake Hughes, Calif., who
j are visiting here
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Have Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Svene Jondahl en
E ' tertalned at Thursday night
for Mr. and Mrs. Nels Briggs and
daughte rs Margaret and Dorothy,
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railf and B
Calif., and James Wilson.
of
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Mrs. Grotjan is Hostess
Mrs. Morgan Entertains
I For Visitors in City
Mrs. H. O. Morgan entertained
TAYLOR IS STUDENT
FARRAGUT. Idaho—New student
for the six weeks course at the
hospital corpsman school at the
naval hospital here is Lawrence
Harold Taylor, son of L. E. Taylor
of Port Peck. Stressing care of the
injured, the new trainee will be
thoroughly schooled in all the mod
ern phases of navy hospital prac
tice.
COMPLETES PRIMARY
HINSDALE—Aviation Cadet El
mer Thompson arrived Saturday
from Pasco. Wash., to visit his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Thompson.
He has completed three months of
primary flight training at the Pas
co naval air station and expects to
be assigned to the naval air station
at Corpus Christi. Texas, for ad
vanced training.
Doctor Schmeckegut (taste good)
changed his name to Dr. Schmecke
besser (taste better) in Vienna.
served.
Truck Hung Over
Ravine After It
Hits Guard Rail
home
Mrs
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Ki- By Courier Correspondent
sewed . HINSDALE—Two negro soldiers of
the Quartermaster truck regiment
headquartering at the Great Palls
arm y airbase narrowly escaped ser
| lous '"jury Monday, when the army
Jen- truck _, the y wer e driving struck the
Miss ' guard ra.il on the Lime creek bridge
| about nine miles east of Hinsdale
on the federal highway.
The truck plowed down the guard
! rail for several feet before it came
to a stop, teetering precariously
the ; the edge of the bridge over the
af- deep ravine of the creek
! The driver said that he fell asleen
at the wheel The rest of the armv
were truck convoy running between
Glasgow and Great Palls, went on
to its destination, sending back
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precarious perch.
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WOHICrlUg^ falls
George Alexander Paul I ramn
bci and M J Dunn returned ^r
unlay after attending a tin.™
at j" r f y , alter attending a liquor
"® aIers meeting in Great Palls.
They said more than 125 dealers
from Great Falls, Black Eagle, Cut
the Bank. Glasgow, Lewistown and Cas
cade county towns met to discuss
T. improvement of conditions sur
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Also chicken house.
Three lots, fenced
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