Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-08-06

Rev. E. N. English is now on his
annual vacation. having gone to Seat
tie to visit his son. Until further
notice there will be no regular church
services at the Episcopal Church.
Your horse can't tell you, but he
will appreciate a new harness and
saddle just the same. Try him and
see. This is the place to buy your
harness and saddles. The Bee Hive
Saddlery Department. 22tf
LOST.--A lady's small silver
watch between the residences of C.
E. Wyman and C. E. Bragdon on the
stage road. A suitable reward will
be paid for its return. Mrs. r. L.
Wyman.
Oregon farms, from 10 acres of
fruit land, half irrigated, to LOCO
acres of ranch land, only 5000. pay
able $40 a month. Local represen-
tative wanted. Oregon Valley Land
Co., Butte, Mont.
During the month of August the
Congregational Church will hold
services only on Sunday morning at
1920. Let every member and friend
remember this and make special
effort to be in attendance every
Sunday morning.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold
under positive guarantee to cure con-
stipation, sick headache, stomach
trouble or any form of indigestion. If
it fails, the manufacturers refund your
money. What more can any one do?
Glendive Drug Co.
ga Good Fellow" a new farce
comedy by Mark E. Swan, will ap-
pear at the Glendive Opera House on
Wednesday, Aug. 18th. This play is
superior in plot, comedy situations
and scenic embellishments to any
farce in recent years.
If you want to spend pleasant ev-
ening, buy your tickets for the must
cal farce comedy, ga Good Fellow, -
which will appear at Glendive Opera
House on Wednesday, Aug. 18th. This
is a guaranteed attraction, and all
who do not take advantage of our adj
vice will miss treat.
It is hard matter to select from
the list of attractions that is being Of
fered by Managers Cato & Nichols,
but you will make no mistake if you
buy your tickets early for ga Good
Fellow" which will play an engage
ment at Glendive Opera House, We'd
nesday, Aug. 18th.
Mrs. w. B. Fletcher and daughter
leave for the east Sunday to attend
the millinery opening there, and buy
her fall goods. She will also put in
a first class trimmer this fall and
with the goods and novelties she will
put in, it will pay the ladies to watch
this paper for her dates of fall open
ing at The Elite Millinery Parlors.
The lawn social given by the Dor
cas- Society at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Dunkerlcy last Thursday
evening was pronounced success,
both socially and financially. Ice
cream and cake were served to very
large crowd. The Glendive Band dis
coursed beautiful music at intervals
throughout the evening.
The city has been overrun with ia
kris and mendicants of one kind and
another during the past week. They
have included everything from just
plain everyday hoboes to band of
gypsy fortune tellers. Thus witness
eth the prosperity of Glendive and vi
! cinity, for it is always to prosperous
localities that fakirs emigrate.
Always remember that a cordial
welcome will be given you at the
Congregational Church services in
the Court House. Preaching services
every Sabbath morning at 1890
: during August. The subject for next
y Sabbath morning is one of very great
e interest to all, and will prove of con-
It siderable value to those who give it