Yellowstone monitor., 1915-02-11

Get the habit OF going to the new
Barber Shop in the Dion block. Civ
us trial. 47-tf
M. A. Thoreson, cashier of the Red
water Valley State bank Of Circle, re
turned from his Bismarck trip las
Saturday
| CALL THE NEW TAXI-50 cent
per passenger anywhere within thu
city limits. Yellowstone Garage
Phone 150-R. 39-t
Harry Hanly, the popular plumber
who had been laid up for the past
month, is now completely recovered
and says he is ready for any business
in his line that may be offered him.
June has Runaway. SILT.
FURNISHED ROOM-Centrally 10
Gated. Modern house. Apply Monitor
Office. 80 tt
Miss Olga Peterson of this city is
said to have accepted a position in
Sidney where she will remain indefi-
nitely.
For Rent-Six-room house in good
repair. Inquire 313 E. Barry st. 49-tf
The Sidney Light & Power Co. turn
ed on the electric juice in the Rich
land county seat last Wednesday,
whereat there was much rejoicing in
the Valley metropolis.
WANTED-An experienced girl for
general housework. Apply Mrs. H. N.
Dion, COL Kendrick Ave. 51-tf.
Has anybody seen June?
GIRL WANTED for light house
keeping. Inquire of R. Becker, 21S S.
Merrill Aevnue. SILT.
Leslie Tague of Stipek, the we'll
known whistler, who together with his
father, Ed. G. Tague, have accepted
an engagement on the professional
stage with the Marcus L"ew Theatric-
al Circuit, was in town yesterday,
coming in on his trusty black horse.
School District No. 125, Of which
Miss Sadie Ryan is clerk, is advertis-
ing in the Monitor, the sale of school
bonds in the amount of $125O.0O for
the purpose of purchasing school lot
and building school house thereon
The trustees are w. F. Stutz, Harry
Dryer and George Gajeski. The bonds
will be put on sale on March 25th.
Will you know June when you see
her?
Joseph A. Slattery left last Tuesday
afternoon on No. for Helena, where
he went to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. R. R. Purcell, wife of form
er mayor Purcell of that city. He is
expected back later in the present
week.
It is too bad that grown men should
act so like children that they allow
themselves to be mixed up in police |
court embroglio. But then, as the old
ady said when she kissed the COW, !
Everybody to his taste.'
If you don't know June, watch this |
paper.
The bill providing for the creation |
# Judicial District No. Is, to be COM
posed Of the counties of Custer, Fal-
on and Prairie, has already passed
he senate and is now before the |
louse, where it will no doubt receive
avorable action within the next ten
lays.
A good chance to make money is Of
cred by party of twelve stock grow
rs in this issue of the Monitor. The
lOtice calls attention to an offer which
he cattle men are making of twenty
i've dollars for each wolf killed with
q the prescribed area. In this con-
lection we might mention that the
took growers of the county are asked
0 attend meeting to be held in their
'ehalf on Monday, February 22nd,
Birthday, at Stipek.
There will be something doing if
ou should catch June.
Police Chief C. "A. Kinney can now
e said to be regular chief of police,
aving appeared as the principal char
rter in one-reel moving picture
rama. entitled, "How to wag a sap
t the moving picture man." He's got
othing on us, however, for we now
onsider ourselves "some" movie act
rs too, having appeared on the screen
t the Orpheum (for the first time in I
ur lives) in regular movie play en-
tiled: "The Monitor, the Busiest
Newspaper Office In Eastern Mon
ana
Remember that all those people,
1en and women, who want to vote at
he city election on March 22nd, who
ave not already registered, or whose
ames do not now appear on the reg !.
stration books In the County Clerks ,
flee, must register On or before next
'riday. February 10Th. .
George Randolph Chester had June
nd let her Runaway Ii