Yellowstone monitor., 1915-11-25

John Kolberg was in town Monday
on business.
Try ton Of Owl Creek coal. Mar
tin & Myers. Phone IS. 24-tf.
George Cummins, the Intake auto
llveryman, was in town last Saturday.
Lees Billiard Chips same as cash at
the Sanitary Barber shop in the Dion
block. 25-tf
George ]. Marco, founder of the vii
llage of Marco, was business visitor
liz the city on Monday.
Cleanliness is next to Godliness-.
try Houck's bath tubs for the right
kind of bath. 38-tf
Mrs. John Hale left Saturday morn
ing for Lewistown where she will
spend a short time with her sister.
Don't throw away your tires and
tubes. We make them as good as new.
Red Trail Vulcanizing Co. 3-tf.
Mrs. Harold Barr and Miss Aurilla
Drummond, both of the Haskell Gar
age took in the. big dance at Terry
last Friday evening, returning home
on No. 4 the following morning.
James Cavanaugh, the big horseman
of 13-mile creek, was in town Tuesday
and Wednesday on business, returning
home in time for his big Thanksgiv.
ing spread.
The ladies of the Catholic Altar So
ciety will hold their annual bazaar
on Wednesday, Dec. Is at the Enter.
prise Furniture store. A large mum.
ber of articles of fancy work suitable
for Xmas gifts will be on display. It
The food and fancy work sale of ST.
Matthew's Guild will be held Saturday
Dec. Is. Home dressed dolls, hand
painted Xmas cards and novelties will
be features of the sale. Wait to buy
your Xmas gifts.
A man who gave his name as Welch
was taken off train No. / Tuesday
morning by the local police at the re-
quest of the Bismarck authorities and
locked in the county Jail awaiting fur
ther advice. He was charged with
having passed bogus checks in the
North Dakota city. A deputy sheriff
arrived in town Wednesday and took
the prisoner back with him the same
day.
Jake Kirain, the famous heavy
weight pugilist who once went the re
cord of " rounds with the great John
L. Sullivan, arrived in the city Sunday
evening and left the following morn
ing on No. l for pleasure trip to the
coast. He was travelling under an as
sumed name so as to avoid publicity
but he was recognized by few of the
old timers who took him in charge
during his brief sojurn in the city.
Not more than twenty members Of
the local chamber of commerce proved
themselves nervy enough to brave thu
almost hurricane wind that blew or
| Monday over the fiat at the new ga!
| well recently drilled by John Johns O
the Montana Oil & Gas company
about IA miles west of town. The
party left on No. at 6:45 o'clock ant
returned to the city at 1885 a. m
From all accounts plentiful suppl.
of gas has been struck, enough in fact
to supply the city of Glendive will
gas for a number Of years to come.
The other evening farmer rushe'
wild-eyed into the Hotel Jordan claim
ing that he had been robbed of thu
trif1ing sum of $4,000, mere baga
telle. He was about to be directed t.
the sheriff's Office when he CASUAL.
let slip the remark that he would b.
willing to give reward of $4,000 TO
it's recovery, whereupon he would b.
told the way to Warm Springs. ii
further displayed his dementia tn
following day when he smilingly re
marked that the money was safe a
he had loaned it to friend to pun
chase a block of gas stock.