Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-07-08

city and will be met here by Mr..
Miller's father, H. L. Miller of
Circle. The young man has been at
tending the University of Michigan.
Orville Jones sold two head of
horses last week to Seth Hewitt and
four head to Nye & Appleby. The
four latter netted Mr.. Jones a total
Of $525.
The Bloomer girls ball team put up
pretty contest with the locals last
Sunday, but were easily distanced in
the windup by the score of IA to 6.
Considering the day a very large
crowd was out.
Remember that you can get wag-
on reaches, neckyokes, singletrees,
extra long buggy neckyokes and
anything you need in this line from
=. 5. Johnston, general blacksmith
and horseshoer. 4tf
A good crowd saw the ball game be-
tween the Fats and Leans on Monday
last. The Leans seemed to have in
fused a good deal of ginger into them
selves lately, and took the contest by
the close score of II to 10.
Geo. Johns spent Monday at Me-
dora, where a rousing Fourth Of
July celebration was held. There
were a lot Of old timers pres
ent and good round Of amusements
consisting Of roping, racing, etc.
Ed. Murphy of Mankato, Mimi,
brother Of Mrs. Amanda and Mrs. w.
W. Kelly, and Mr.. Murphy's sister
in-law, Miss McCaferty, also of Man
kato, are here for visit Of a week or
ten days.
Mrs. NJ. FL. Dickman and daughter,
Miss Minnie, leave in a few days for
various Minnesota and Wisconsin
points to visit with relatives. Miss
Minnie will also ultimately receive
eye treatment at Milwaukee, Wis.
Word was received IN the city the
fore part Of the week of the suicide
of Charley Bouchard Of Sears, on
Saturday last. The deed was commit
ted with a rife. The deceased was a
blacksmith at Sears and single.
Governor Wilson was the fastest
horse at Cando. N. D., yesterday,
taking the race in five heats, best
time 2 :181. The Governor is rapidly
coming to his real form it would
seem.
Deeds for the cemetery lots can
now be secured at the Hollecke1
store. Size Of lots is sx17aa, and the
price is $40. A supply of water pipe
has been ordered and water will be
installed at an early date.
Larry O'Brien, while hauling a
load Of II sacks of wool on the -Four
Mile hill last Saturday evening, tip.
ped over during the rain and had K
leave his load over night. Chance fol
the county commissioners to get busy
on road improvement.
A very good house saw the pro
duction of 1.-THE Burgomaster' las
Friday evening. It was all that i
had been advertised to be, the cos
tunes being elegant, the music en-
trancing and the adventures OF tn
jolly old Dutchman, Peter stuyyes
ant, mirth- provoking without limit
Sidney and Wibaux both had rous
ing celebrations of July Fourth OF
Saturday, all day and evening belns
taken up with fine round Of amuse
ments. Good crowds from Glendlv'
!, were at both places, the Glendly'
Band also assisting in the Sidney
celebration.
VIM. Ryan opened up his new re
tail lioaor establishment IN tn
Opera House block on Thursday eve
ming last. A generous contingent o
friends was on hand all evening
Mr.. Ryan has very handsome plae'
and one that will always be supplies
with the very best Of wines, liquor
and cigars for his customers.
/ Mrs. C. B. Young and Mrs. Z. "
/ Martin entertained at the Younl
home on the Fourth in honor OF MIS-
lCoughey of Bloolningdale, Mich
Y Besides the families Of the hostesses
there were present E. j. Brubake
/ and wife. j. G. Brubaker, 6. !. Bru