Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-02-18

day evening, Feb. %, at the home
of Mrs. W. Fl. Frank. Supper starts
at $50, and will be served at SO
cents per plate, Everybody invited.
The fourth celebration of charter
day at the University Of Montana at
Mlssoula taxes place on Feb. 10. APP
propriate exercises will make the dav
one of much local Importance. Hon.
E. c. Day Of Helena will deliver an
address in the convocation hall at 10 80
a. m.
Hans Grue, the Terry fockmaster,
returned last week from an extended
visit to the home of mis- birth in Nor
way. Mr. Grue said that the visit was
very pleasant one, but that he was
exceedingly glad to get back to bust
ness.
The hard times ball given by the
Degree of Honor last Friday evening
was huge success. D. B. Elrod won
the prize for the gentleman's cos
tune and Mrs. L. A. VAIL the one
awarded for the best lady's getup.
Geo. Bills also received a high com
pliment on his extemporaneous
efforts.
From the Miles City Journal it is
noted that Miss Mary Tokna Dunlap
of Tokna and Guy G. Clark were
married in Miles City Tuesday after
noon by Rev. Edward Montgomery
of the Presbyterian church. The
many friends of these young people
will no doubt be somewhat surpris-
ed at the news, but ready with best
congratulations at the first oppor-
tunity.
The concert by the Ainsworth
company at the Opera House on
Tuesday evening was a rare treat to
those attending. The four members
were artists Of the first order. Great
enthusiasm was brought out by the
excellent special selections on the
harp, violin and clarinet. After the
concert a large crowd danced into
the small hours to the accompani-
ment Of this excellent music.
District court convened on Mon
day. During the short session fol-
lowing some probate business was
attended to, various cases set for
the next term and the jury drawn.
J. D. Cullen having resigned as adj
of the estate of Geo.
Depler, c. c. Hurley was appointed.
E. W. Lininger was granted a di-
vorce from Della Liningef on stat
utory grounds. The criminal cases
were set from March II to 80.
A. H. Holland, acting as special
deputy sheriff, went to Sheep noun
tain at the head Of Timber creek,
this week and arrested Ed. Starr,
who has been working for Lavick
Bros, on the charge of taking sew
eral shots at Oliver Van, one of
which killed the latter's horse. In
fringement Of the Lavick range by
Mr.. Van is said to have been the
cause of disagreement. Starr was
brought to this city and held under
$3.50 bail.
Mrs. w. E. Dunkerley and Mrs.
Waterhouse entertained a number
of lady friends at a $50 o'clock
luncheon last Thursday evening. The
took the form of nation
al colors. red, white and blue, in
honor of Lincoln's birthday. Whist
was rtayed at 7 tables, Mrs. LaRue
taking the high score and Mrs. w.
E. Martin the second highest. The
winners were presented with souve-
mir spoons with Lincoln, 1809-1909"
in the bowl Altogether it
was delightful occasion with its
significance.
W. W. Kelly and wife, who were
called to Mankato, Mimi, several
lays ago by the serious illness Of Mr..
kelly's mother, Mrs. Thos. Allison,
sent back word on Monday that the
aged lady had passed away early that
Mrs. Allison had submitted
o tWo amputations Of her foot, when
yangrene appeared and caused her
ieath. In March she would have been
e years Of age, SO that her vitality
vas insufficient to withstand the double
shock. Burial will doubtless take
aIaca either al Mark a 70 IN. SIaanu Eve