Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-09-23
VIM. Mcfarland Of Occur d,Alen

WIN. McFarland OF Occur d Alene
city, Idaho, is the guest Of Desmond
O'Neil. They both leave for George
town Law School Friday.
L. L. Zenor of Huron Lake, Mimi,
and W. H. Morse Of Faribault, Mimi.
were here the fore part Of the week
looking over the holdings of the Spring
Valley Land Co.
The Dawson County convention of
the Montana State Sunday School AS
ISOLATION will be held in Glendive on
! Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. Is and
Il, at the Congregational Church.
i j. R. Paxton is home from New
York. He went out to the ranch this
week, accompanied by Leopold Beck
| in the O'Neil auto Mr.. Beck came
back after short visit.
| Services at IL a. NJ, and Sunday
school at the usual hour at the Epis
copal church next Sunday, but no
evening services. Everybody cordial
| ~ invited.
| C. E. Griffin, the bonanza farmer
Of Belle Prairie, brought a sample of
fine buckwheat to the Monitor Office
this week, the first grown in Dawson
County. Mr.. Griffin had four acres of
the cereal.
Services at the Congregational
Church next Sabbath by the pastor,
Rev. P. C. Rurhans. In the evening
an illustrated lecture, subject Ben
Hur," will be given at the usual
| hour.
Many Glendive residents are plan
ming to attend the big State Fair at
Helena next week. The presence of
President Taft will he the biggest
drawing card Of the occasion, but
there will be plenty others.
On Sunday, Oct. 10, there will be
a special children service at the Con-
gregational Church at 3 o'clock.
Music by the children and an illus
trated lecture by Rev. J. A. Afford.
Everybody cordially invited.
John Bamber recently brought to
the Monitor Office some of the finest
spuds which have been raised around
this section this year. Mr.. Bamber
has also been supplying the local mar
ket with the best quality of home
grown melons for some time past.
VIM. BARLEY Of East Red Water
shipped six carloads of cattle to Chi
cago the latter part Of the week. Mr..
BARLEY accompanied the shipment
east and expects to make visit at
his old home in Missouri before re-
turning.
DR.. C. Dove returned recently from
Bozeman and reports a fine meeting
J of the osteopaths. The doctor was
formerly treasurer Of the state asso-
citation, but at this meeting he was
. made iee-president. Next year the
doctor will probably be slated for
president.
|. Mrs. Geo. Haskell, Mrs. Ed. Has
kell, Mrs. Metcalf and DR.. Hathaway,
who were delegates to the Grand Lodge
/ of the Eastern Star at Butte, have all
returned to the city with the excep-
ton of Mrs. Ed. Haskell, who stop
ped in Anaconda for visit with
| her brother.
postm aster Sorenson will attend the
: convention OF the posCmasteTs which
!, assemblies in Butte tomorrow and Sat
urday. AS special feature this year
the convention will be addressed by
Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock.
Many new special postal features will
be brought up for discussion and q
large attendance is expected.
The Dawson County reception com
mittee which will meet President Taft
at the State Fair hext week has been
named by Senator Geo. McCone as
follows: G. A. Banker, VIM, Hurst.
c. F. Bean, ]. A. Metcalf, :. R.
Widnyer, E. A. Martin, F. ?. Leip-
Ter, W. T. Frank, 7. 4. Kemrnls Jr.,
r. r. Hagan and j. S. Lay,