Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST


and his gang was broken up by w: D.
Smith and other officers.
Calling cards-blank or printed--a
the News office.
Orville Bitle was oyer from the
tie Porcupine yesterday
! n. Paulson was a visitor in tow,
Monday from Lame Deer.
/ Robert Hurick of Rosebud was :;
caller in town last Thursday.
| NJ. Barrett was representing Lam.
Deer at the county's capitol Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. X. Holt are spend
ing the holidays here, from Miles City
All coal accounts due ]. II. Aust,
may be payed at the Office of Big Re-
Barn.
VIM. Taylor, proprietor of the Fail,
store at Miles City, was Visiting
| friends here Yesterday.
Genuine Newhouse Offset traps a.
Bailey & Terrett 's--the best Oh cart
/ for wolfers. and ranchers.
Special rate Of So to Hunters Hoi
| springs, including board, room an,
baths at the hotel for So. Apply N
/ P. ticket office. =
r. $. Gibson went to Bozcman las
week to perfect the acquaintance Of a
| Miss Gibson. who arrived there las
Thursday. Mother and child are do
ing well.
Butcher shop property for sale on
Main street, together with all fixtures
and slaughter house property near
town is listed with Wright & Grierson
for sale at low figures. All inquiries
cheerfully answered. !:
II. II. Fletcher s. Co. are exclusive
agents for the famous w. +. Douglas
shoe and the Cataract Union made
oNeralls. These are standard goods
everywhere and will out wear any
other make in the market
stalled its two bowling alleys and the
fact that our citizens possess the spirit
Tor popular sports is most conclusively
demonstrated by the play this fasci-
mating game has received since it's in
PRODUCTION into Rosebud county bv the
proprietors of Forsyth's pub SO
enthusiastic have the, patrons of the
sport become it has been proposed to
! organize 4 club here to compete with
like organizations in the state. For
syth evidently has the material for a
good club and it will probably be but
a short time until some action is taken
toward the formation Of one.
w. T.. Henderson, wife and child 81
rived last week from ENalalla and will
make their future home here. Mr.. Hem
derson, associated with Mr.. Horace
Reid, the present principal of the Elk
alaka school, having purchased and
taken possessionoi the Post @ flee store.
Mr. keld is expected to arrive here
'toD"N siiS iiitNA Va Ni'i iittl y tiiQ VIII
also make his hony in Forsyth. 1t is
with pleasure that the News welcomes
these people into our midst. The new
propretors of the Post Office store con-
template man ,nges in their estab-
lishment. Tbs. nure ordered 4 COM
plete line OF ladies and gents fur
nishings and in order to make room for
their new goods, they propose to dis
pose of much of the present stock at or
below cost.
The subcommittee of Western mem
bers in congress appointed to draft an
irrigation bill has agreed upon Il meas
ure subject to further action in d meet
! ing of the representatives of all the arid
states. The bill proposes to create a
national arid land reclamation fund
from the sale of land. and authorizes
an examination and survery of the sites
recommended by the secretary of the
interior and the letting of large con-
tracts for the work. Land is subject
" ''i Oo-dCic uolilcstcau entry, ana the
settler is to reclaim the land and paw
SIS an acre for it. The government is
to operate and maintain water works,
and to distribute the water under the
state laws. "A beneficial use of the
water is the basis of the settlers right.
The secretary of the interior is to make
the necessary regulations.