Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-07-01


at Ii a. M, with Sunday school at AS
a. m.
). 3. Dave is in from Tokna. On
ms return he will be accompanied
by Jesse Dave and family, to take
IN the Fourth Of July celebration at
Sidney.
DR.. G. A. Russell of Spokane, sur
geon for Wren & Greenough, was here
On Saturday last and arranged with
DR.. Donohue to care for the local
work for the company.
Misses Helma and Selma Nelson of
Fergus Falls, Mimi, arrived in Glen
eve the latter part of the week, and
Will spend the summer with their
brothers on the ranch on Bluff Creek.
Rev. E. N. English returned Thurs
day last from the Diocesan conven-
ton at Bozeman. He reports a most
interesting and helpful session at the
Gallatin valley metropolis.
Bouehard Brothers and Joe simard
OF Sears were in the city Friday.
Bouchard Brothers have arranged to
have their stock brands appear regul-
arly in this family journal in. the
future.
E. T. Gilbert. the dispatcher, re-
celved word Monday Of the death Of
his father at Sentinel Butte, who
had been in i'll health a long time.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert left the same
day to attend the funeral.
The Ladies Guild will be enter
tanned at O'Clock this evening at the
home of Mrs. Frank Hughes. The
husbands Of members also have
special invitation to be present, as
refreshments will be serv-
ed.
Milton Atkinson and Ri c h a r d
Dickens Of Lucan, Ont, brother and
brother-in-law of Alex. Atkinson,
deceased, were here last week look
ing after the latter's affairs. C. C.
Hurley will be appointed admins
traitor of the estate.
The PRESS & WINNER Brewing
company have shipped in carload of
beer from St. Cloud, Mimi, and plac-
ed it on sale. w. FL. Freeman and
John Cornell are the two principal
owners of the brewery as before men
toned.
The Fats and Leans of the Glen
dive baseball world will get togeth-
er for the cemetery association
on next Monday, July 5. Every
body come out and see the re-
juvenation Of these splendid organi-
cations. Game on the old Fair
Grounds.
VIM. Ryan received telegram
Tuesday afternoon, apprising him OF
the death Of his sister, Mrs. Anna
Mitchell, which had occurred the
same day at Lenox, Iowa. Mrs. W.
F. Miller and Miss Sadie Ryan of
this city, sisters Of Mr.. Ryan, have
gone to attend the funeral.
The Johnston Road Ranch will
have a Fourth Of July celebration
all its own, on Monday, July 5.
There will be pony races and rough
riding in the afternoon and a
dance in the evening. Everybody
cordially invited to the ranch, Is
miles below Glendive.
Albert NJ. Setter and Miss Myrtle
A. Storkel, both Of Carlyle, Custer
Co., were married at the parsonage
at 1::3O this afternoon by Rev. P. G.
Burhans. Mr.. and Mrs Chas. F..
Storkel, father and mother Of the
bride. accompanied the young peo-
pie.
In spite Of the warm weather Of
the last few days, the Lyceum Theatre
continues to do a big business be
cause the quality Of the moving pic
ture films is constantly improving,
and the illustrated songs are always
new and up-to-date, as also exceed
ingly well rendered.
S. NJ. Wills famous horse. Hokola,
is doing things" on the Dakota cir
cult this year. At Darlington the
other day he took the $50 trot in the