Yellowstone monitor., 1915-11-25

Razors keen, towels clean-Houck's 8
-nuff sed.
Fred Yale of Marsh was in town
early in the week.
An Auto Livery that you can depend
on to get there and back on time.
Statham's Auto Repair Shop. 2o-tf.
A baby girl was born at the Glen.
dive General hospital Tuesday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Lewis.
l. N. Hill of Lindsay was brought
in to the Glendive General hospital
Tuesday, suffering with typhoid.
Highest prices paid for Coyote
bounty, Wolf hides, Cow hides and all
other kinds Of hides, B. F. Daw-
son. 39-tf
Fatty Arbuckle and Mable Normand
yere certainly one long, loud scream
in "Fatty's and Mable's Simple Life
at the Orpheum Monday night, in. con-
nection with the regular vaudeville.
Miss Clementine Barr, formerly of
this city, but now employed in the
court house at Sidney, was in town
last Thursday and Friday on short
visit with her brother, Harold Barr.
The cattle sale which was held at
the yards of the Glendive Horse Sales
company on Tuesday, was said to have
been successful, large number of ami
mails changing hands.
Amateur photographers, have your
finishing done at home. Films de-
veloped, 10 cents per roll; prints from
3 to cents according to size. East
man films for sale. Kodaks for sale
or rent. Work called for and deliv-
cred. Wings Studio. Phone 212. 17-tf
George Lzicar, the popular sales
man in the Bee Hive Cash store, can
sell a saddle as good as anyone, but
when it comes to riding on one
when it is attached to a bucking
broncho, that is "A color of another
horse" as Joe Stipek would say.
Geo. tried out a nice new saddle on a
nice new horse Sunday, but finally had
to accept the Pinto's strenuous invita-.
ton to walk.
F. B. Alexander, for a number of
year the Billings agent for the Under,
wood Typewriter company, has moved
to Glendive where he will make his
future home and headquarters. Mr..
Alexander stated that he finds Glen.
dive to be in the center of the best
business territory he has ever work.
ed and for that reason finds it more
convenient as central point to work
from
T. E. Vallancey and Ray Cavanaugh
have purchased for Montana exclusive
state rights for Henry w. Savage's
great motion picture entitled "Uncle
Sam at Work" This production cost
over 100000 to produce. This is in
nine parts and is based on the inspir
ing book "The American Government
by Frederick J. Hoskins. It is the In
tention Of these gentlemen to trave
| with the great feature and show it in
every town in these states. Will oper
ate in Montana first. Mr.. Cavanaugt
| will have charge of the film while Mr
| Vallancey will attend to the booking
A great many people are known tt
have seen Albert w. Ellickson, tht
former railroad conductor, apparently
sneaking through the streets and Al
leys Tuesday evening carrying live
turkey in one hand and dressed
goose in the other, and fearing that M
might be subjected to the unjust AM
uncalled for suspicion that he lift
ed" the fowl from the hen house
Eustrom & Sinclair, for whom ne Il
known to be working, we hasten U
straighten the matter out by statln'
the facts. He was presented with th'
turkey by friend in Sidney, and re
ceived the goose from Henr.
Schmidt's market in exchange for tW'
dollars and fifteen cents OF the con
Of the realm.