Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-07


Thursday, last week.
Ludwig Heaverman was a caller in
town Monday from Rancher.
Donald McRae was registered at
the American last Thursday.
John M. Kimball spent the fore part
of the week in town. from Harris.
o. F. Goddard the Billings attorney,
spent few hours here on Monday.
J. W. Selvidge returned on Monday
from a short visit to the Magic City.
]. r. Moore was among the business
visitors here this week from Ashland.
w. ]. Isaac was registered from
Rosedale, Kan, at the American Fri
day.
A. N. Huston arrived from the east
this week and accepted a position with
B. S. Crawshaw.
Halloween was appropriately cele.
brated by Forsyth's rising generation
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Patchen, graduate Chi
cago College of Music, gives Lessons on
piano and organ. Leave names at p o.
The I. 0. o. F. and Ladies of Re-
bekah entertained a number Of their
friends in their hall Wednesday even
ing.
f. S. Becker has gone to st. Paul to
visit his family. During his absence
J. L. Kennedy will have charge of the
lumber business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Simpson Of the
North side, have returned from an ex-
tended eastern visit during which they
took in the Pan. American "expo."
| Tom Alexander and Jack Kraker
went to Miles City yesterday, having
in custody Ed Huff and Jas. Grierson,
to whom they assisted in revealing the
mysteries of Elkdom.
Tom Butler is spending few days
on the r. K. Holt ranch on Tongue riv-
err. He has been somewhat under the
weather for about a week and believes
that country life is more recuperative
than metropolitan.
Special rate of $22 to Hunters Hot
springs, including board, room and
baths at the hotel for $22. Apply N.
p. ticket office. 4
A movement is on foot by a number
OF Forsyth athletes for the organization
OF foot ball team. There is sufficient
suitable timber here for such a club
and the only conflicting thing now is
lack of enthusiasm. If an eleven can
be mustered game may take place
here on Thanksgiving day.
w. w. ID. Terrett, for several years
connected with the First National bank
OF Miles City, Game up from that place
Saturday and will make his future
home in Forsyth, he having accepted
the cashiership of the Merchants bank.
The many years devoted to the bank
ing business by Mr.. Terrett makes his
ability in that line unquestionable,
and the local bank is to be congratu-
lated on its st ection.
MILES CRY SANATAR1UM-Plea
ly located and good nurses in attend
ance. Confinement cases speciality.
A good place to stay for medical treat
ment. Prices reasonable. MRS. S. K.
REMINGTON, PROPS. 90
Upon the complaint of Richmond
Mitchell Justice of the peace Wright is
ued warrant this week for the ar
rest of Jos. Kesl, better known as
''Buekskin Joe" for setting fire to and
burning on Saturday night about 800
tons of hay on the plaintiffs ranch
near Sabra, belonging to the Forsyth
Livestock company. Kesl was placed
under arrest and brought to town.
His hearing was set for Nov. 6 at ?
p. M, and upon the motion of the coun-
ty attorney today Justice Wright dis
missed the case.
George Kane, manager of the Trus-
colt & Davis hardware store, sustain
a very painful injury last Thursday
afternoon. He had loaded a ton of
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