Yellowstone monitor., 1915-02-11

BarDer SnOp In the Dion block! 47-tf.
It is understood that Manager
Hayward of the new Gem City laun
dry in Sidney, opened the laundry fol
business Monday morning.
Highest prices paid for Coyote
bounty, Wolf hides, Cow hides and al
other kinds of hides, B. F. Daw
son. set
Jack H. Plain has been working on
the police day shift for the past week
in the place of Officer John Butler
who will be visiting relatives and
friends in Mandan until about the
middle of next week.
LET THE WINTRY WINDS BLOW
For city trips call Phone 15O-R, fol-
the new Yellowstone Garage taxi-cab
80 cents per passenger. 80 tt
Ed. G. Tague, who is now located at
Mondak in the mercantile business,
was visitor in the city on Monday,
returning to the Lower Valley city
Tuesday morning. He is in the en-
ploy Of the Arrivee Mercantile Co., of
Mondak, while Mrs. Tague and their
son, Leslie, are holding down the
Stipek homestead.
When in town visit the new Bar
Der Shop in the Dion block Att.
The Sidney Herald stated that
Grant Allen, bartender for Ike Hon.
stains Great Northern hotel at Fair
view was arraigned before Justice of
the Peace Smith last Wednesday,
charged with selling liquor without
license, and was given jury trial. He
was found guilty, the judge imposing
a fine of $500 and three months i'm
in the county Jail.
LADIES can get Dressmaking done
that is guaranteed to please, by writ
ing to or calling on Miss Mabel Han
son, 2OS S. Sargent ave. 51-1t-p
According to instructions of Mrs.
DR.. Dove, no one is yet permitted to
see her husband, who we understand
is still seriously ill with pneumonia.
The Orpheum theatre expects to an
nounce at an early date an arrange
ment made with the General Film Co.
to run two episodes of ''The Perils of
Pauline" at one time, instead of just
one each week as at present.
C. L. Berg, the Lewistown repre-
sentative of the Minneapolis Brewing
Co., was visitor in the city on Mon
lay, leaving the following day on a
business trip down the Valley.
The Bungalow, modern eating
place on West Bell street, opposite
he Monitor Office, expects to open it's
loors to the hungry populace next
Tuesday, under the ownership of Mrs.
Tred Jessen.
Marriage licenses since last week:
frank J. Cooper and Lulu Milinder,
10Th of Dunn Center, N. D. Charles |
;. Marrs of Jordan and Sadie Agnes
'hantz of Glendive. Henry Zalkin of |
It. Paul, Mimi, and Alice Runabow |
f Glendvie. Lawrence Colbrese and
lose Nicolussi both of Glendive.
The people of this city are certain
Y getting their fill of big productions
nd famous actors these days. The
sis with such stars as Kerrigan, Leo
ard. Farnum and Mary Pickford; and
he Orpheum with such good ones as
Costello, Bushman, Paul Panzer, Alice
oyce, Slippery Slim and Sophie
llotz.
The list of marriage licenses grant
d this week by Clerk of Court Frank
arrett, discloses the interesting in
ormation of the marriage Of Deputy
anne Warden Charley B. Marrs of
Ordan to Miss Shantz of this city.
he ceremony was performed at the
en- Jordan residence on the South
ide, on Sunday afternoon by the Rev.
liss. The Monitor extends it's con-
|
Mrs. Fred lessen, proprietress of
le Bungalow, announces that on the
pening day of the new dining room
ext Tuesday, February 10th, all
dies will be served free with a tasty
This should certainly serve
) good introduction to the public
# Mrs Jessen has the reputation in
lis city Of being a most excellent
,ok.
Manager Tom Vallencey Of the Isis
leatre stated to a Monitor man yes
rday that he has every reason to
el elated over the success of the Vic
ola contest so far. The new talking
achine, which is on exhibition in
le lobby Of the theatre is most
andsome fumed oak affair costing
90, and the party will be lucky in
led who wins it. A prize number
,es with every ticket purchased for
~ performance. The date OF the
ose Of the contest will be announced
ter.