Yellowstone monitor., 1914-10-15

For Farm Loans see L. A. Fisher
Once over Browns Pool Hall. 4S-t
Jacob Becker the progressive farm
or OF Sand Creek was in the city te
day on business.
i FOR RENT-Small modern House
Inquire at Rankins Bakery on Mer
rill ave. alt
Frank c. Hughes was in MinneaDc
lis early In the week attending th,
funeral Of q nephew He returned to
day.
t has been cold enough already K
make Ice. Alcohol Is cheaper thar
radiators and cylinders. Why take
any chance? Get gallon of alcoho
now. Yellowstone Garage & Machine
Shop. at
R. a. Doty, local manager OF the
Lahr Motor Sales company, returned
yesterday at noon from short bust.
ness trip to Beach, where he contract
ed with Morris & Mathison, large
auto dealers, to take an Overland
agency in their city.
It looks very much like the proposed
prairie" county is going to win out.
From all accounts both the popula-
tion and the assessed valuation far
exceeds the legal requirements, the
deciding factor being the special cleo
ton on the matter which will no doubt
be called about the first of the year.
Explaining how a paper may be
edited by the Golden Rule, q country
editor wrote the following to pro-
spective non-subscriber. Brother
don't stop your paper just because You
don't agree with the editor. The last
cabbage you sent us didn't agree with
us. either, but we didn't drop you
from our list on that account
w. J. Johnson Of Minneapolis a
brother Of Mrs. E. A. Martin, stopped.
of in the city yesterday on his way
home from Albany, Oregon, where he
had been visiting his father. Mr..
Johnson Is prominently connected
with the maintenance department of
the Twin City Rapid Transit company,
with Offices In Minneapolis.
Good for the Fort Peck Indians in
capturing the band Of l Won't Works
last Thursday evening on the main
street. It is too bad that large
enough crowds cannot be gotten to-
gether to hear both sides Of this most
important subject, so that the audi
ence can be made comfortable in q
hall. instead Of having to stand out in
The more or less chilly nights.
Col. Hull, the popular right Of way |
nan of the Great Northern, and whose |
friends In Fairview are legion, WIS |
lere Tuesday for short sojourn, |
eaving on the same day for the east.
The Colonel gave the most encourag- |
ng news concerning railway extern
lion In the near future, and brought,
IS he always does, messages Of good
:heer to our people.-Fairyiew Times.
The Monitor has just received from
It. Paul Offices Of the N. p. Railway,
N announcement Of the death, on I
october 3rd. Of George A. Goodel1. |
,eneral manager Of the company. Az
ar as We have been able to learn. his
uccessor has not yet been selected
John Rapelje II known TO be |
be next IN line for the position, be-
ng now assistant manager of the sysr.
em.
Not that We particularly need II at
his time, but as = safeguard against
1e future the N. P. Ry. company has
cen good enough to deed to the Glen
I've Cemetery association, q acres
{ land adjoining the present site. and
} be used for cemetery purposes, the
being the sum of $1.00.
redit for this must be accorded Asst.
en1. Manager John II. Rapelje and
upt. Lantry.
On the strength Of the announce-
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