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Yellowstone News from Mondak, Montana • 5

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Yellowstone Newsi
Location:
Mondak, Montana
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5
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THE YELLQ WSIONE NEWS I LOCAL ITEMS Chas Currey was an across the river visitor Monday Alex Lester was a business vis itor at Williston Monday elix spent the ourth on the homestead near Dore I Honstain made a business trip to airview last Monday Several auto loads of Williston people were in the city Sunday enjoying an outing Mrs Leslie Hunt and Miss Cora Holdal visited with friends at Plentywood Tuesday Guy Maltby from north of town was a business visitor in the city the first of the week Geo Sutherland was in from the north Monday transacting business with our merchants A Newcomb and Drake spentThursday and ri day at Savage and Glendive Geo Gressley of Buford was a Mondak visitor the first of the week and paid us a social call Mrs Henry Ledieu spent the past week visiting with relatives at Williston and Culbertson Anton Dahl was over from across the river Monday attend ing to some business matters Rich Vernon and Leslie Hedges of Antelope were here the first of the week visiting with friends Grover Dieter from up the branch spent the first of the week here visiting with friends i Mr and Mrs Harvry Mc Cracken of Bainville spent Sun day here at the Council home Kirs 0 Holdal and daugh ters Mrs Leslie Hunt and Cora and Lillian spent Saturday at BonetraillN Peter Anderson and Jack Tay lor were among the many who were Williston visitors in city Monday Mr and Mrs I Moses of the north country were the guests of Mr and Mrs Curtis last Monday Peter Kirkey of our Mile was among the many from across the river who helped Mondak celebrate the ourth Ernest Briske of Horsetide was among the many from outside points who were transacting busi ness in the city Monday A Shoup is building an ad dition to his storge house more substantial than the one that just past through the last storm A number from Mondak and vicinity attended the Gollmar circus at Bainville Sunday and report witnessing a splendid exhibition Tibbets manager of the Bond Lumber yard at this place departed Saturday last to spend the ourth with Mrs Tibbits on their claim near Paxton The Deiter Roth Kreutz and Drake families spent the ourth by hav ing a picnic in the grove north west of town Thps Wiley of Plentywood is the new man on shift at the Rex Cate who is taking the place made vacant by the resignation of Paul Walters Deputy Sheriff Jack Shields went'up to the county seat Wed nesday with a prisoner who he sentenced to sixty days in the county seat town Geo Anderson who has been keeping books at the Mondak State bank for some time has resigned his position and is now emplooed at the Great Northern depot as night man Mrs Stiehl entertained the Aid at her home west MONDAK SUEERSxBIG IRE LOSS Several Business Places all Prey to the ire Demon Phoenix Like She Will Arise from the Ashes At about 2:15 Thursday morning fire was discovered in the loft of the Cosand livery barn and although everyone responded promptly it had such a start that nothing could be done but to ssve the adjoining buildings By much hard work the buildings across the street and the alley were saved but it looked several times as though the town would be wiped out completey as the wind changed four times during the fire and blazing sparks were blown all over town The Yellowstone livery the Peerless saloon the Jacob Seel Saloon ond the John Gund Brewing office and storage together with out buildings and sheds small barns etc were completely destroyed The Yellowstone Hotel barber shop and the Mondak Mercantile build ing were quite badly scorched and several windows broken out by the terrific heat and while a bad fire we were lucky in not having it get to the adjoining buildings or the entire business portion of the town would have been wiped out We do not know this writing what will be rebuilt and what will not but we understand that part of the business places are making arrangements to open up again as soon as possible THEJjOOD JUPGECALLS AT Me glNTY'S GARGQg MACTHAT WAS A 6000 1 EVERY ONE THE BOYS 1 CHAUEUR YOU SENT (A LIKES THE REAL TOBACCO OUT WITH ME YESTERDAY CHEW AMD WORSHIPS GROUND YOU WALK ON I HE WANTS A TAXI 1 TH TO TAKE HIM OUT HE ALWAYS HAS AN EXTRA POUCH PERSONAL recommendation counts a and the right kind of men are glad of every chance to do their fellow men a favor You see it illustrated every users of CUT Chewing the long shred Real Tobacco telling friends the glad tidings about the small chew that satisfies how the salt brings out the rich tobacco Made by WEYMAN BRUTON COMPANY SO Uaioa Square New York City fl fl (JT i 11 A fl II I 0 i hlinw vyffi Jii win Three cows and a 0E UVM 1 CREAM SEPARATOR will make more money than four cows with gravity setting Jp I If you are selling cream or making butter and have no separator Or else an inferior machine we know if we could put a De Laval on your place we would be doing you a personal favor If you a separator make the mistake of starting with a or inferior machine When you do buy a separator sooner or later you surely be sure to get the the Da Laval Remember you make money by trying to save money in the purchase price of a cream separator A De Laval costs' only a little more than the cheapest and will save you twice as much and last five to ten times as long as other separators fl A ROUNCE SONS MONDAK ink widens the world of every busi ness If a business is worthy and managed well printing is the next factor in its success Let us do your printing we will do it well It would bebetter to use Oc cident lour than to wish you had or sale at the Mondak of Thursday Quite a number were in attendance and all roport OR DISTRICT JUDGE a very pleasant afternoon The To the voters of the seven Mercantile Company 0 Holdal Nolph Har rold Rounce and rost at tended the dance at Plenty wood Tuesday evening Benj Borreson of the Mondak Drug company spent Saturday at Plentywood looking after business Paul Walthers has accepted the position as clerk at the Great Northern hotel and entered upon his duties Monday Orville Berry was away from his customary beat around the Rex Cafe on the ourth having gone to Minot to assist the band at that place in producing the music ever listened to this by the Minot band next meeting will be with Mrs Alex Lester red Kelso spent a few days here this week visitng with friends He is on his way from Minneapolis to airfield Mont where he will charge of a bank which is justing starting there Mr and Mrs Curtis and small son Miss Anna Pierson and Curtis arrived here the first of the week from Roundup to visit at the WT Curtis home The streets of Mondak present ed a very interesting scene Monday afternoon many farm ers from the surrounding country being here to make their pur chases for the ourth HELM nH leads them ah always TEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT I am a candidate for the repub lican nomination as District Jud ge of the Seventeenth Judicial District If elected I shall administer the duties of the office fairly and im partially upon the law and the evidence and at the least expense to the taxpayers consistent with justice unbiased by personal factional or political influence JOHN HURLY Adv paid for by John Hurly Glasgow Montana or County Treasurer I hereby announce my candi dacy for the office of Treasurer of Sheridan County Montana I stand for County Option and state wide prohibition and eco nomical government and enforcement of the law Ole A Aspelund Dooley Montana pd adv BARBER SHOP 11 Curtis Prop irat ClaHS Work Prompt Service Bath Room in Connection Mondak Montana DR DOCHTERMAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Williston 'N Dak Watches Clocks Jewelry Cut Glass Kodaks and Sup plies Musical in struments or itk Watch Repair Ing send your WATCH TO SMITH i Jeweler and Optician Watch Inspector 0 Ry Williaton Dak HOT WEATHER IS HERE GET YOUR PANAMA HAT WE HAVE THEM 1 OCCIDENT LOUR ALWAYS ON HAND 4 Mondak Merc Co Dieter Mgr 5 A1 jO 4.

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