Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-07-30

at Bismarck, tramped into Glendive
Y Monday from the east. From this
point they took passage westward,
: via the N. P. for the National en-
: campment, at American Lake, Wash
ington.
: A number of Glendive residents
returned this week from tours of the
Yellowstone Park. Among them
were Sheriff Larson. Mrs. Amanda
Kelly, Miss Kelly, Frank Duplisea
and wife, Miss Jessie Jones and
Miss Tokna Dunlap. They report
that Park travel this year will surpass
all previous records.
Andrew Holland leaves for Nor
way Saturday to visit with his par
ents, who are both over 80 years of
age. He expects to return in the
latter part of October. Ed. Ander-
son, Evan Kalberg and Mrs. Jonas
Halvorson, all of this city, also ex-
pect to go on the same boat for ex-
tended visits in the land of their
nativity.
Sheriff Larson goes to Helena this
evening to get requisition papers
for Geo. Sundine, now held at
Brainerd, Mimi, on a robbery
charge, the crime being committed
in Glendive. It will be remembered
that Sundine escaped from Glendive
some time ago after a cutting af-
fray in which he was concerned.
Glendive was represented at the
Bankers Convention in Billings this
week by C. A. Banker, T. F. Hagan
and R. H. Watson. The many visi-
tors were royalty entertained at re-
ceptions, etc., in the Sugar city. P.
B. Moss threw open his palatial
home at reception in honor of
the visitors.
A party of friends was entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Burns last
evening in honor of Mrs. Briggs of
LeWistown, a sister of Mrs. Hale.
Six-handed euchre was played, the
high scores going to Mrs. Ellen
Gleason and Mrs. John Sorenson.
Refreshments were served the
guests.
Mrs. John Mack was hostess at
two most pleasant functions on Sat-
urday last. The first, given in the
afternoon, was attended by a num-
Der of ladies, and was in honor of
Mrs. J. M. Rapelje, who leaves soon
for Missoula to reside. In the even
ing party of young people were
entertained in honor of the Misses
Nash of Missoula. Elegant refresh
ments were served at both recep-
tons.
The many young friends of the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Rapelje
gave them a surprise party at the
Rapelje home last Friday evening.
A splendid time was had by all the
younger generation present. The
surprise was rather in the nature of
farewell to the children before the
departure of the Rapelje family for
Missoula. The young guests, about
Is in number, brought plenty of re-
freshments and had splendid time.
Games helped to make the evening
one long to be remembered by the
little folks.
The Catholic ladies made great
success of the lawn social at the home
of Mrs. Rapelje last Thursday evening.
The entire equipment for the evenings
pleasure was prepared on the lawn,
including the fish pond, lemonade
Ebooth and candy booth. Splendid
taste was shown by the ladies in their
general arrangements. The fish pond
was a great attraction for the chill
Idren, about $13 being cleared from
this one feature. japanese lanterns
on the lawn, each containing an in
candescent light shed gentle radiance
over the whole gathering, making
beautiful picture. The Glendive
Band was present and discoursed sever
al popular airs for the enjoyment of the
throng. A goodly sum was realized