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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23
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Gitnitan, Den %. Tchrnar.
v8crmania : MGuucrd)ur . S,nllc."
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luu0cn mcrocn Nen Nu1Gtcn ron
Sru. bernard lllrid) 81 Snl1e III her
fontmcn0tn Gbcater.S niion I'M ySp-
rio" Acgebcr. Ser Nrtitcft. nc,d)cy
nit Ger N~ltSa"bcitg1n Ger Elarc iiit
Cen llnlbnu Ser SoQt brtrait lit
miro Gli0e bieitr Nod)r bier crnurict
VIE 8r, lllridl meitcr trtllrt. meroel'
llidit ansidllicBlid, Die eriten S0nscl
III Der tommenren Soiion ailitretcn
lunf ,rtt 6oH Eliblitum miro nit DC.
gall5en 8cleilid)aIt btFannt gemGtt.
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9ebbel's ein3iaeS Nte!ier.

@ir baben nur Elm Mtelier in BAL.
timore, tno bas befinSet ii& in her
Gtage 81 cbencr Groe, u 1921, Nerb.
@ap.. Male Sish.str. 0imber.Tbo-
%toarapbien zine spesiaIitGt. - Seine
Iscnten nnb fe;ne9reppea a. Iteiasn.
:. 9ebbel. 6. Grni. 0eiASftSfatrer.
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Sheu. $. Ticner & g.,
217, Ei-yaltimures Stra6c.

Tcniid)cs unb anoercs olsldnoi.
idjes Cello sqauit nnS perfanit.
@eloIenoinsen beiorat mad Geutid).
Iano. Scitreid,, GubIono Ii. i. 10.
Nediel ~ausgeitcIt oili mslGnoiidle
9sanfen. Greoitbricie unb 5rouelcrs
Cheques. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23

Sppfitls 9 llnipcriitGt belt geitern
Nod)mittog III Der WcGop-Solc cine
SiBuug nb, IN lueld)er Ser Elun, eli
men olla Den &rcilcn Der Nllnlni ge-
bil0ctcn Seirotb 81 ocn Srllitecs Der
llniperlitdt ms Seben 5lt rllfen, Der
NusIilhrlln0 naber gebraht muroc.
Gem &Orlhlugc beS Counties entiprc.
dbeilb ioll Der 9cirotb aus rs @ro-
ouIrten unO Dem 4%rGiiocllten ocs
Ilunli. &ereinS er-pfficio beitcben
mo 5lpar aus bier ,Vudelora Of
Nrt", bier Irs. phil, bier Grs. meb.
ltn0 bier lonltigcn @rnouirten. Gle
Wtitglleoer IoQcn uier Sabre oienen
lrn0 lcoca Sabr in 0ruppen bon je
bier crlpGblt mcroen. Sir Die Wahl
ocs crlten 9eirotbeS bot oas Gomite
Die Nan1cn bon "A DGblboren Guns
blOotcll 5ll nontiniren u1b oen Nit.
i glieocrn bca Mlltnuli.8 ereina mit3lt=
tbcilcll. Giclc ipGblcn Oalln bricilih
rs ans oiclcn aus. 81 %Icilcr eritrn
SitunM mcldc Nniang Wtai b5. IS.
ltuttiin0cn lol, miro iih Der 9cirotb
Damn orgonilircn.
Ser Sclrntb iou 0llrh icincn Gor.
liter Den SrllItec5 lnldc Yn%rcNluocn
1ln0 Gn1pfcblunaen nlnbcn, mic lie
inn sum Scltcn Scr llnipcrlitGt oicn.
lid at iciu idcincn. Gr ioll cill Nu.
mcllsucr5eidnib otter "friibcren Stll-
benton Der Snbns Sopfina.llnipcrli.
tat baltcn uno oiciclbcn iibcr oQc ins
tercliontcn llniperiitGts Nllaelc0cnhei-
ten niormireu
Gen Shlub Der Sibuna bilbete sic
Neamtenluohl beS Gereins, meld)e
tolgen0cS Helllltut bate: Er1iibcnt,
Or. !. @bitribgc @iniams; Sefrc.
t1r, Nlireb Senfins Sbriper, q. g.,
1891; Sd)oBmeilter. Soroce Cigar
ISlod, Yh. :, 1906; Greflltip.Gomitc:
Manalb Snplor Ibercrombie, Charles
WcScan Nnorcips, Shpmos Stof.
bonn Sofer, George Z. Fierce Hob.
c!itfc uno Sproce Slingluff @bitmoll.
Nm Nbenb %pcreinigten lih Die Nit.
glicocr oes Mlmni=T ereinS 81 einem
Elmer inl nMerhont Club" Inter
Den Spred)crn bcs Nbcnba befnnoen
it'd: ErGiioent Sra Menien, Sr.
Src1t &epier, Erdiioent Scr 5rllltee.
Seborbc Der <ohnS Sppfins llnipcrli-
tot. Die Scrren Naen Wc9one. GboS.
M. Stepart, SbeoOprc StrouS unb
81. Sbomna @raun, inipie cine 9ln.
5obl &ertrcter 9leih5citiaer Orguni-
lotionen nn0crcr &od)idllen unb
llniperlitdtcn. Ser nMllmni-9eiroth"
ipm Dos Sollpt.S bemo ser Mebner.
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Nclbienoruacu

@clbicnounacn mad, Geutihlono
Enb Seltrcid) : llngorn iifer unb
'dnel beiorat. 5. TO uno 20 Marf-,
lrfpie 10 uno 20 aroilen Sdeinc 5u
ucrfallien.
Sbeo. $. Siencr G Go.,
o. VT, 2i7, Eit.SaltimOre.S tt.
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Mgeat beS Nurbbeutfdjeu 2Iopb.
Sau,turg.Amerifa.2tu

Glencnt-Str. 5tuild)en @iuiamitr.
uno Hipcriibc-9Ibc.
WiliortStr, 5lpild,en golton.Str.
mo Earf Ipeluc.
McGuQob-Str 5ipiidcn @loom- II.
@nlosStr.
6renlont-N (pc., slpiibcn Baltimore
lno 2crington.str .
Goger.Str., 5piidcn Sonlclpooo,
9lpe. lllto Gnior-Str.
Sliper.Str., 5luiid)en GoroliueItr.
ltno Gentral-Mpe.
Mltliom-St IT. a, 5miihen @urrers
9lpe. unb MontgomcrpsSt
Sltcno-StroBe, 5lpildlen Mace. ulb
ScaoenbolI,Str
Gauep-Str., 5piifen Gboie.S troBc
uno Niblanb.I penlle.
Nnn.Strobe, 5tuiidcn 8ollob. uto
Erott-Str.
GniorsStr., 3lpiidcn 2onlont. uno
NnrtbsInc.
Golenocr-Nnep 5piihen Gollnl-
biz Npe. unb Ct. Fetcr-Str.
Gbcltcr.Str., 5miiheu Orleans II.
@oltimoreltr.
GisQlitbitr, 6iuiidcn lexington, II.
Srlcon5itr.
Eorf-9lpc., 5pii6en 2cri1gton. unb
Topctteitr.
Snl MINER Iollcn ollBcr ben ySlrrl,-
pitca", bic nGd,ltcnS bon Ser 2unb=
Observation-Disclosures ollsgelpGblt
luerbcn, Sic folaenben StraBen nit
mooernem EfloIter pcrieben neroen:
Iugu'tu,Gpenlle, 5miihen Der Slo
6rcoeridsHoo6 uno Entter,9lpe.
Eolf.Str. 5piifcn @prild).Npcmlc
unh Gorslpeuitr.
&orriionitr, 5niiden 0oriltd).
Npcnllc llno %Gnrsipelitr.
Soploritr, 6uiidlcn 8orlud)- 9lpe.
uno G%orSlpeaitr.
-gpente, 5piihen 4. un6 3.
gpemuc.
Slerte Npcrue, 5piiben SoQSHoob
uno GbeItnlttsY pennc.
90. Str, 5niid)cn Suntinabon.N pc.
mo Ct. Follitr.
Slntiligoon-Npc., 5iuiihen 80. ulb
%. Str.
30. Ctr, 5lpiiGen Heningtor- mo
Sllntin0oon-gpe.
&emington-9f 5tpiiden /. apc.
nno %. Str.
II. Str, 5lpiihen Nortb. uno Sill
ton.9lpe.
IA, Str, 5lpildcl Clifton slpcnlle
mo @inoior Wil Hooo.
Tiogeluoob Sluenuc, Sipiiten Der
Stootgrcn5c unb @orriion-Np c
FennburIt-Npc., 5niidrn ocrStobt-
arcn5c uno @orriionsMpe.
9elpIcl Npe., sudden ser Stobt-
grcn5c nnb @nrriion .Mpe.
Molrob.Iue., 5lpiid}en NuauIto, II.
Collins ue.
9runsiuifitr., 5lpiiden Der Slb
Ireoerid Honb ulo Der iiiolidcn
StootgrenSe.
2plloon Apcnltc. 5lpiidlen ser l,el,cr
,unb olter Srebcrif-Huao.
MntomobiI Mus itcIIung.
- Sir Die morgen Nod)n1ittag be.
ginllenoc I%utonlobil . Nllsitellulg III
Der oroBen @afienbous oes f%iinften
Neginicnts laugten geitcrn piele Aii-
tonlobilc bier an. Nnt Gonneritaa.
Srcitng unO Samitae miro Die sllls.
ltcllul9 bon 10 llbr Worgens biz
II llbr gbenbs oifen iein. NllBer
%Iutomobilen merben olld) Mutor- .
boote ois1citeQt.
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Seine ltntcrbrcduna Der StnSien.

Ter ilblidc Stumoenplan miro hellte
I'M st. SobnS College" micbcr
n1igenommcll. 49, Gas @unnla.
iiuu unb ShlofiGlc in 2elW,in.
mer permonoclt. - Ger Nicbcr-
uuibou Der McTomell.S olle &C.
iiNcrt.
Sclitc mcroen sic Stuoien ser
pcridic6cncn alaiien OeS st. Sobn3
GouegS" 5t Nnnopolis, mcld)es am
Santitng Ourd) bic GinGidlerung Der
Wtc Gorpca-0 Safe eincn idmeren Ser
Init erlitt, mIebcr auigenomnlcn, dis
mare nifts geldcben. aneroinga
merbcn Die Stubenten bis ,ltln @ic-
berouibau Der Wc Goncll .Sulle ctmoa
cingeidrGnft iein, bu oieiclben Dor
lGlfig ;brcn Stloicn III Dem Wpnl-
n%niilun lnlb elmer an5obt StloiiGlen
nblic9en mliiiicn. Ser ErGiibent bea
Gnllegs miro lid, nit Dem 8ouper.
nellr III @crbinoun1 lebcn unl Die
GrlmlbniB 81 crbolten, Die Hecitotios
llell lit Den Gomite5immern bes
StontSfopitols porncbmcn 5ll laiiclt.
Dc inn o~ngeocutct Wlr0c. ooB cinem
'cld)cn Elnne niftS in @cgc itcbcn
milroc. Cine griinolid)e &nipettiou
Der Hninen bat Die Shatiod)e crgc.
ben ooB Die Muuern nod III 10 gutter
Ncr'o'luna limo, onb oNS @cbGu6e
ilad) ocn experimentation ElGnen re.
cGrltrulrt Wcr0en fanL mo bicic@
miro oCnn nlld) IN tiirjcltcr Set &C
ldcbcu. "a Ole &criid)eru,gaimnmc
lid mW oti 100000 bclonlt rno oic.
ltlbe nid)t o%nnGbcrno aenilacno lit
lun Ole SaltoIlcn III be5oh!en. 10
ioIcn III crItcr Sinic bic Nllntncl
o~naego1aen mcrocn cinUl lhcil oca
Souionoa bei5uitcucru, mo Damn
miro Acboiit. Dob Die n1d1Ite~ @cicp-
ncblml ebeniailS cine Terpill;amll
matt. G9 bat lid, iibrigens hcroll$
neltcat, baB Elm lrobcr Sbeil Der in
Dem @cballoc ouibeuohrtcn Rcli.
Qnlen, ionic Die 0Ioiienid)iIoer nod
rct)t5eitlH 1~ercttCt murbcn.
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ltutcrhaItunas @cglueiier.

,Ntnecmis"-9Cnrieiia Grosnldn III gSb1ff1
,,auhitorium" - ~ slih &53ne Eooole"
,ginncA'e" 49, bas punoerbure 9dtlerapDoFe
nSprb's" - Che ScHor Of itC Sdnttln",
,8eretp" - ,Gtip Sport5 pig Sbolu".
,,Sunioa9" - o1craS Bad. the @ero Of The
4|lullla".
.MarHlano" - aeitbs EN- Siar" sSauoe'
bile.
.9,rm Mpuumcntal" pAForntrs, Moon
aHo Ai1hi".
,@leIoria" - gauoebtle uno @aroelbtlber.
,Sbc 9ca viii" trilher @hIulinP's( 9r, l0o,
St0zGuiap-S ita6e - Ilpltdl ytdhnttfidq1- nm
MbCueS Iofuls lno Snitrumcntal l,liii. Seni
f.hee Sort.
.ootcl Galetgb" ode 5nnettcs mo 9oltnaos
StrGbe - Idali6 aiiHfticrsGolberi bon | ,hl9
3 llbr Lahmtttaga uno por " bis II uoF
Nhcl0s.
,Ariou." - 9ieniioa. ben %. Gebrlnr, gro
Ser Wiasieftbdu in Der nc5ernani0' Nsdnnerdoors
&al!e."
grrtSehntes 9cabpSH,9lccital" Grcitn1.
hCn ~. %,StbrlGr, 4 llbr giadnniitGG5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23


Sic 5mcite Srii hiahrSs L..
Q ommcr Gr6ffnung Der
Nirno Nrmltrong, Gator & Co., Mr.
t3 unb Is. Sit oltimpreItrube. lin.
oct mor0en unb Gonneritog ltott.
Sl Scrlelben meroen bul1ptiGflid) Die
nelleiten Multer il, ironSoliid)cn Sii.
ten ulo 9onnets se5eiot, uno SPAR
ten mo @onucta ae5eiat. Die Nus,
'tclll,ng lit cine 10 reid)boltigc, DOB
lid) Nruib unicre Qon5c 0nmcnpelt
fiir O%ieicItc intc"eiiirt.
Sic Soblrcidcn Mutomo o.
Ri I'll nj Ill {, >iucldIe III lette~ 3cit
sit per5eid)nen paren. baben 5ur Sol,
&C 0cbobt, DOB acgeniudrtig Den
Irtunhcn hcs autoiports ton Seiten
ocr Eoli5ei 9roBerc aufmerfinmfeit
gelpion1et miro, ais Dies ieit lalaer
3cit Scr NaIl mar. 8eitcrn MbeuS
lpuroc Elm SEER, Ser ieineu Kramer,
ais Gperett Spbn unb GotonspiQc dis
lelIan Mobnort on9ob, in Ser n%littles
ren Eoli5eiItotion einNelieiert. neil ct
ltnelcr 9elabrcn iein ioa. oils cs bos
@eieb crloubt.
SeQueitcr pcrlnng t.. = gnl
10. Mdrj fpntnlt Dor Hidlter Sborp
I'M areisgeridt Elm BON Srn. Seurp
y. Silfcn Ollrd Die NnpGlte @bite
lod & 0olpler geiteuter antrag fir
G%rncnnlln9 zines Seq1,eitcrs iii. Sic
Cremation Cemetery Co." Der bas
acknowledgements . gtabliiiemcnt
IN ~SorEpn.H urf- Grieobpie" gebort,
SIR @erhanblune. ST.. Silfen iogt III
ielncr Eetition er lei Nftionar Der
G%ompognie, bieiel6e iditloe linn $14S.
mo er glanbe, boB tic 5%oblungs.
uniGbig lei. Sic Gompaanie muroe
I'M Sabre 1885 nit einem &apitol
ppn $4,000 i%neorrorirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23

sir cincGiienbo ourh
Ct. Wnrp'6 Gountp miro oe.
a%cnuGrtig Don intCrcliirteu Eeriolen
i'll lcner @e9cnh ltorf Fropogonoa
aemad)t. IS miro bcablihtigt, Die
@albitaton, Eoiomoc II. G~heiopcofc-
Gileilbnbn non Nefnnic3piue nod
GoparanSa al Der ct. Marn'a Seite
bcS Grum Eoint-Soicns u, ucrIGll.
Nern. lin OaS Yroicft III Wong 3t
bringen, ioleu stfticn I'M @etroac
non $200,OW perousgobt mcroen.
Gle Sarnler bon Ct. Marp'S Gountp
~Iloffcit aiis Dem rciten llntcrncbmcll
h~cinnhcre Gnrtleile 5i 5ietel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23
ltntcr'im Stcrurnbanner.

@oibington'S @ebnrtstng olcrortS
ol,i miiroiae @eiic acicicrt. - Gle
oiientlit)en @ebGlloe gcihIoiieu.-
6eitIidteiten ltrlb Gmpfdnge uller.
prta. - 9lbmiral Sd,leu Der @uit
beim Acknowledgements gull.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23

Benpf aiterung.
Sn oieiem Sriibiobr miro sic
Stoot Baltimore, iopeit Strobcn-
pfloItcrung III Yetrod)t fonlmt. cine
G%b1tigfcit crlebcn. lpic oiciclbe ieit
Sobren nid)t SIT pcr5eid)nen mor.
Gem Stoot- Sngenieur SeuoaQ ltehen
fur Neupflaiterungen mo Heporotll
rem iii Der often Stoot ungei1br
100000 sur 8%criiigllna uno Die
Observation-Disclosures GonrmiliGre mer.
ben 100000 in Nnler fir NeupiIu-
lterultgcn auSeeben. Ton oielcr
Smulme tontmen 100000 ans Der
MINER Gntluitelu11gs gnleibe bon
$2.N0,00O ut,o 100000 aus Der
Staats SanbItroBenbmu Anlcibe bon
$5,OOO,OO0. Snnerbal6 Der alteit
Stobtgren5en iperoen Die ~iplgcnbei1
StraBen neil aepiluItert:
@olie.Str., spiid)en Monumcnt-
uno SeiferIon-Str
Sulton-apenne, 5luiifen @olti-
more-Str. uno Nrcoerid. slpennc.
S'Gomea.s Str, smiihen Gbeio-
peafe- nno GantomStr
2anpole Str, 3lpiidcn Gl,tom.S tr.
uno 2inSeR.Spc.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-02-04

A basket social and dance will be
given at the Clear creek schoolhouse
tomorrow evening. Everyone invit-
ed to attend.
J.H. Miskimen has practically fin
ished work on his handsome new
residence and expects to move into
it within short time.
The Dorcas Society will be enter
tanned tomorrow by Mrs. Burhans at
the parsonage. All members and
friends are invited to be present.
A. D. Williams and H. C. Williams
Of Burns were in the city Monday.
=. G. Williams left the same day for
visit at Webster City, Iowa.
Mrs. Miller, mother Of Mrs. Fred
Hudson, has begun the erection of a
new house opposite the new Hudson
residence.
One Of the most powerful serial
stories that the Monitor has yet pub
lished is The Mystery of the Yellow
Room" The first installment ap-
pears this week. Read it.
E. S. shabel, auditor for the Good
ridge-Call Lumber company. was a
recent visitor. Mr., Shabel may de-
eide to locate his headquarters here
in the near future.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-02-04

The Misses Marie Hickman and
Eva Pennington Of this city spent
Saturday and Sunday at Sanders
with Misses Ida Hickman and Bes-
sic Valseth.
/ have several thousand dollars of
private money to loan on improved
farms, also on committed, and final
proofs. Fl. K. Schuster, Wibaux,
Mont. 43tf
The Dorcas Society Of the Con-
gregational church will hold a food
and candy sale on Saturday after
noon, Feb. Is, in Davis & Farnum' S
drug store.
Miss Tena Hackney, county super
intendent Of schools, has moved her
Office into the quarters formerly
occupied by County Surveyor Baer
IN the court house.
WANTED To buy four or five
hundred sheep, or will take any
number on shares. Bank references.
Address Alex. Lynd, Culbertson,
Mont. 4t47
The ice harvest is now practically
a thing of the past for the CONCEALED
water dealers of Glendive. L. T.
Cushing, the city dealer, has finished
up, and Geo. W. Burkholder has also
put up supply on his premises.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-02-04


F. f. Fowler returned Saturday
from Braiilerd and reports J. G.
Taylor doing nicely since his recent
operation for appendicitis. J. B.
I4ealy is also recovering rapidly.
A party Of the young friends Of
Paul Burhans gave him 8 surprise
party on Monday evening at
his home. Avery pleasant evening
was reported by all those
attending.
FOR SALE. Three lots and two
small cottages IN Milwaukee Park,
Miles City. Price 5000. Join Hark-
ness, Glendive. Mont. 3t49p
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-02-04

sections Of his land to local parties at
a good figure.
One Of the best meals in the city
can be secured at the Riverside
Restaurant. 15tf
WANTED. Bucks to herd dur
ing summer. Call on or address An
ton KONG, Glendive. Mont. Sat
Don't forget that the Monitor Of
fee always has full supply of JUS
tice court blanks. Phone 120.
A dance will be given at the
Ratchet ranch opposite Fallon, to-
morrow. evening, Feb. 5.
Try ton of the Custer County
Coal Company coal, the best in east
ern Montana, 37tf
The Midway Horse Market of st.
Paul has an interesting ad for horse
owners IN this issue of the Monitor.
Mr.. Wing, the photographer, took
a trip to the Head Gates yesterday
TO the purpose of getting a series of
views.
E, G. Bebb, the late government
engineer at the Head Gates, leaves
today for Washington, D. G., to
join his family.
None but expert Workmen en-
ployed at the Hotel Jordan barber
shop. Try them. 39tf.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-02-04


A meeting for the formation Of the
Montana Agricultural Association will
be held in Helena at eight o'clock on
Friday, Feb. r. All interested cord
tally invited
John Karteyold, the floekmaster
Of Hodges, was 4 cityite Monday. MI.
Kartevold says this has been an elegant
winter 50 far for sheep and stock Of
all kinds in his vicinity.
Rev. Chas. .. Crouch Of Great
Falls, who has been conducting re
vival meetings at the Methodist
church for several days, leaves to-
day for Sidney in the Lower Valley
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-02-04

The Ladies Altar Society Of the
Catholic church will be entertained by
Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs. DR.. Donohue
at the home of Mrs Sinclair on next
Thursday, Feb. II. All ladies are
cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy of Fair
view will give reception at the
FairVieW hall on Feb. II, in honor of
the marriage Of their daughter, Ellen
NJ. Kennedy, to Mr.. F. G. Rhode. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited to attend.
Tom Riley, the wool buyer, has
been here several days looking for
clips. Among those who have contract
ed to him are M. Fl. Dickman, Peter
Dreyer and VIM. Lindsay. The price
was 20 cents.
The twelfth annual meeting of the
Montana Horticultural society takes
place at Hamilton on Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday, Feb. 9, 10, and
II. Horticulturists generally Of the
state are invited, and an interesting
program is promised.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-02-04


FOR SALE. Piano. Inquire OF Mrs.
3. J. Collins. 4t48r
Carbon paper for sale at the Moni-
tor Office,
Geo. Willis was among those noted
il the city the latter part Of the
week.
The only up-to-date barber shop
IN town IS billiards.. Try it and be
convinced. 43tf
Read the new offerings in the ad
of the Glendive Machine Shop, agents
for the Cadillac Thirty auto.
2. J. Berry has purchased the old
floral hall On the fair grounds and com
meneed its removal to his city lots.
c. C. Hurley. wife and son, re-
turned this week from their sojourn
il Nebraska with relatives.
F. G. Rhode Of Fairview passed
through the city Monday, enroute to
Miles City to visit relatives.
Episcopal services next Sunday at
~ and 7;30, with Sunday school at
9:45. Everybody cordially invited.
Elliott Bachelor has gone to Ana
conda to visit his parents for some
time.
4. I. Brigham, the painter and
decorator, is down from Terry. doing
some work in this city.
Those desiring paper napkins
would do we'll to see the stock 1T the
Monitor Office.
Peter Dreyer went out to the ranch
recently to spend some time looking
after his stock interests.
Miss Hilda Foss leaves for Chicago
next week to make her spring pur-
chases Of millinery.
A. B. Crawford Of Butte, represent
ing the Smith Premier Typewriter Co.,
is city business visitor.
Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey bears
for sale. Address f. H. Kinsey,
Mont. 4t50p
Peter Dreyer is the latest to get
the speeding fever, and has invest
ed in a 5-passenger REQ auto.
A. f. Kelly recently sold several
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-02-04

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For the best shave or hair cut in
the city 60 to the Hotel Jordan
barber shop. 35tf.
Rex Chappell Of Wibaux has ae-
eepted a position in the Trust & Sc
curity bank Of MissouIa. He left
Sunday for bis new location.
The best and cheapest coal n
eastern Montana is sold by the Gus
ter County Coal Company. Try ton
and be convinced. 37ti
FOR SALE. Three horse poWel
Fairbanks upright gasoline engine,
nearly new. Inquire at Monitor Of
flee.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-25
Divorce DEGREES Granted

The following DEGREES of divorce were
granted in the divorce court yesterday:
Adelaide e. Warden from 1. w. War
den Mary E. Langley from John Lang
ley and Elizabeth Scott Nance from
Lee Nance.
Five suits for legal separation were
filed, as follows: Blanch Quinn against
Harold Quinn, Nancy !. Arterburn
against Louis B. Arterburn, Guy C.
Baker against Della V. Baker, Bertha
Mendelsohn against Simon Mendelsohn
and Emma Miller against Jacob Miller.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-25
ENTITLED TO MONEY FOR
CARE OF INVALID MOTHER
Judge HerVey Decides Lots Given
William A. Baxter Cannot Be
Levied On

Contest Of two sons over property
given to one by the mother in return
for his care of her was decided by
Judge Hervey yesterday when he gave
judgment in favor of William A. Bax-
ter in his suit to enjoin Sheriff Ham
mel from disposing of two lots, the
proceeds to be used in reimbursing
John A. Baxter for money expended
on his mothers account.
Elizabeth NJ. Baxter, the mother,
gave two Monrovia lots to her son,
William A. Baxter, in 1906 on condi-
ton that he should care for her dur
ing the remainder of her life. Seven
months later another son, John A.
Baxter, sued his mother for recovery
of money alleged to have been eX-
pended on her account amounting to
S907, and attached the lots previously
given to his brother, claiming they
still belonged to Mrs. Baxter. Judge
Hervey by his decision holds the con-
tract between the mother and William
A. Baxter is valid and that the prop
erty given the latter by his mother
cannot be levied on for her Indebted
ness
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-25
New interpretations

The following articles of incorpora-
ton were filed in the county clerks Of
fee yesterday:
Mammoth Mountain Mining compa-
nv. capital 100000; directors, Harry B
Washburn, Roger S. Page, N. I. John
son, Angus r. Lindley, Clarence L.
Variel.
Braly-Janss Investment company
capital 100000; directors, A. H. Braly
Harold H. Braly, Herman Janss.
California Petroleum Lands company
capital S25, 900; directors, L. e. Carpen'
ter, Alyson Carpenter, Nellie C. Foltz
Indio; J. NJ. Jones, =. F. Randall, Los
Angeles.
olive Realty company, capital S25,000
directors, Augusta Marquis, Fred w
Beau de Zart, Ernest p. Deville, Joe
Wacholder.
California College of Chiropractic
capital $4,000; directors, Thomas H
storey, L. Storey, R. L. Purnal, Los
Angeles; p. S. Nicholson, Hollywood
C. d. Greenall, Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-25
NEGRO PLEADS GUILTY TO
DEADLY WEAPON ASSAULT
Defendant Is Sentenced on His Plea
of Guilt to Two Years In
Folsom Prison

Robert Tines. a negro, who stabbed
Harold McLemore, a fellow Ethiopian,
several times, leaving sundry cuts by
means of a razor July 21, pleaded
guilty in Judge Willis court yester-
day to a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon. He was sentenced to
two years at Folsom, after an appli-
cation for probation had been denied.
The trouble occurred over a game of
poker, the limit being placed at 2
cents on account of the hampered for
tunes of the players and because they
liked the game too well to allow a
quickened ending by reason of anyone
going broke.
Tines said he cleaned out his two
companions within an hour, but when
he tried to sweep the money from the
table McLemore grabbed a quarter and
a chair at one and the same time.
The money he placed in his pocket
and the chair was swung with vigor
and landed on Tines head. The third
member of the party locked the door
to prevent any outside interference.
Then Tines drew his razor, and ply
sicians at the receiving hospital passed
much of the day putting stitches in
McLemore's wounds.