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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-02
To Celebrate Arbor Day.

Editor of ROSEBUD COUNTY News:
Every citizen should take in consiG-
Grafton the lack of trees and shrub
berry in Forsyth, and if on Arbor Day
every householder would plant trees
around his residence the outcome in a
few years would be most pleasing
Arbor Day should especially be OBJ
served at the school house grounds by
the planting of class trees with appro-
pirate exercises, and in the course of
few years the barren grounds SUR
rounding the building would be con-
verified into beauty spot that would
be an ideal place for the children to
play, and would greatly enhance the
appearance of Main street from the
rail road. Another matter that should
interest every citizen is the planting
OF trees along Main street. FORSYTH
is laid out so that Main street will al
ways be one sided affair, and if a
row OF trees We're planted along this
thoroughfare it would beautfy the
town. With the grand old hills on one
side and shaded street greeting the
eyes of the tourist on the other, For
syth would become noted as the 'pret-
test town along the road.
l wonld like to see the News, which
am glad to see is entetprising
enough to take up with new ideas.
agltate the matter and l believe that
Arbor Day would be good time for
the beginning of the work.
l would suggest that cottonwood
grows almost anywhere in this valley
without irrigation and that they
would undoubtedly thrive on Main
street as well as anywhere else.
READER.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-02

The Wool Warehouse company have
let contract with the Miles CITY Lum
Der company, who have the building
In charge, to floor the basement for the
storage of wool ana in all probability
an elevator will be also put in. The
basement is about seven feet high to
the floor beams and is estimated to
have capacity of half million pounds
and will be ready to receive the wool
almost Immediately. The north wall
OF the building is finished up to the
plate and the other walls are RAPIDLY
progressing. The contractors think
the whole structure will be ready for
deposits about the middle of Nav,
though the final touches will hardly be
applied before June !. -Yellowstone
Journal.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-02

state for the purpose of advertising
their sections and securing inmigra-
tlon thereto. In the absence of a state
board of immigration these organiza-
tons should work together or at least
in harmony, for the gene: al welfare
OF the state. If they cannot secure
newcomers for their particular sec
ton, they should try to get them to To-
cate in some other section of the state,
Tor what benefits and develops zone
part OF Montana will be of some bene-
tit to the rest of the state.
1t is good news to the people of the
northwest that the two northern trans
continental roads will continue the
homeseekers' rates after the first cf
May, the limit of the original agree
ment. Cheap rates, judicious adver-
Using and the advantages to be found,
in the northwestern states will form a
combination too strong to be resisted
by thousands of people in the east.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-02

TINE was, and not so very long ago,
when one deputy sheriff found it an
easy task to look after the law and
order of the community, serve legal
papers, and still have time enough on
his hands to devote to other things.
Under the new regime, however, it APP
pears to require the undivided atten-
ton OF three able bodied men to ac-
complish the same work, and the
county Will be asked to pay the bill.
Has Forsyth progressed so rapidly
as to necessitate an increase of two
hundred per cent in the working force
of this office, or is this a new species
of ''economy?''
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-02

the Odd Fellows numbers 1o6. 564. Re
bekah lodges, sisters, 200, $40; broth
ers, 125, 297; Chevaliers of the Patri-
archs Militant, Is, 574 The next
meeting of the Sovereign will be held
in Indianapolis next September.
The total membership in the United
States is 863,725. The total member
ship in Montana is 3,615 The order
is most numerous in Pennsylvania
with New York Second and Ohio third.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-02

The Eighty-second anniversary of
Odd Fellowship was celebrated last
Friday night at their hall by the For
syth lodge and while the original
elaborate program was altered, the
evening was passed pleasantly and in
manner BETTING the Importance of
the occasion. Each Odd Fellow invit-
ed one guest and these together with
their ladies made quite party. The
evening was mainly devoted to the
fascinating game of hearts-not the
kind in which Sir Cupid is an adept,
but the one in which hearts are hoo
docs. There were handsome and APP
propriate prizes for those who dis
played the greatest ability in ''slouph-
ing and these were awarded to Mrs.
Gay Huff who got a prettily decorated
plate, and Miss Danielson who won a
souvenir heart, Mr.. Paul Shoelkopf a
richly bound book and Mr.. T. Alex
ander who found consolation IN a straw
hat. After the cards, coffee and lunch
con was served and the EVENINGS
pleasure was rouned off with dancing.
The membership of the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows, which includes
the grand lodges of Australasia, Ger
many, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland
and the Netherlands at this the Sind
anniversary is 89O,965, female men,
bers not included. The American or
ganization is not in utilization with an
English order entitled the Manchester
Unity of Odd Fellows, who number
$780, The Encampment branch of
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-02

ANOTHER old timer has killed him
self with whiskey in Butte. This
time the victim got between a barrel
of the stuff and the bottom of a stair
way and was rolled out fiat. The
new method acts more quickly and
effectively than the homeopathic sys-
TEN of ABSORPTION.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-02

President Mckinley will not attend
the Memorial Day exercises at Custer
battlefield on May 80, at least such
seems to be the case at this time. ac-
cording to the following letter received
by Judge ]. h. Goss, of Billings, who
extended the invitation to the presi-
dent in behalf of the committee having
the exercises in charge: "Executiye
Mansion, Washington, April Is, 1901.
My Dear Sir:-I beg to acknowledge
the receipt of your favor of the Goth,
inst, and in the presidents behalf to
thank you for the invitation which you
have been good enough to extend to
him to attend the Memorial Dav exer-
cises at Clusters battle ground. In
reply regret TO state that the timer
airy of the western trip, which was
completed some time ago, does not con-
template going by the way of Billings
and the battle ground, and that as all
arrangements have been made accord
ingly, it will not now be feasible to
make any further changes. With as
surances that your thoughtfulness and
courtesy are appreciated, believe me,
very truly yours, George B. Cortey-
lou, Secretary to the President. It
had been thought that the president
might be able to be present owing to
the fact that he will reach Livingston
on the night of May 9 on his return
from trip through the Yellowstone
@ark, and to come to the battlefield
would have taken only about half a
day time. Such a thing may yet be
arranged as the committee is putting.
forth every effort to secure the presi-
dents presence.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-02

In another column appears com
munication on Arbor Day that con-
tains the meat of a valuable idea
The writer suggests that a movement
should be inaugurated on that day for
the identifying of the town and more
especially of Main street by a liberal
distribution of trees.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-02

THE hearty reception being accord
ed President Mckinley and his party
throughout Dixie demonstrates the
fact that the southern people do not let
political differences interfere with
their traditional hospitality.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-05-02

THE recent attempt to ''cold deck'
the republican organization in this
county may not be SO successful as the
promoters of the game anticipate.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Carl Stonebraker and Nellie
Connen have not disappointed their
friends. Rev. G. II. Cosper SAID
the ceremony Tuesday evening that
made them man and wife. The
wedding took place al the home Of
the bsides' parents IN the presence
of che parents and invited guests,
personal friends Of the bride and
groo& The beautiful service Tor
the s1lemnization Of mairimouy as
laid down in the Methods, ritual
was isilowed, including the we'd
ding ring After the ceremony.
eIega Refreshments with ice cream
ana FAKE. were served, all partak-
ing i.h gladdened hearts.
Tiere were many wedding pres
enis, eIegant and appropriate.
These present TO enjoy the happy
occasion were Rev. ana Mrs. Cos
per, Rev. and Mrs. Pylss, Misses
Lutte Winchell. Ida Hines, Vanie
Williamson. Winnie Stouebraker,
Lens Reppeu, Emma, Anna and
Trega Connell, Mr.. Lou Linbarger,
Coll Orr, Ray Thompson, Joseph
Gown, wife and son, besides Nj.
and Nirs. L. y. Conneli and Mr.
and sirs. 81. (. Stonebraker, par
eRs-5s me bride aad gro0m.
The bride is one Of Rich Hills
loyliesi young ladies, long a mem
Der Of the NJ. E. Church choir and
beloved by her host of friends IS
few young ladies are. The groom
is one OF our best young business
men. genlemanly and oblgiug iu
an Things and has the respect and
confidence of The entire community.
The best wishes of 1'HE TRBUNE
for their future hnppiaess and pros
perity goes With The happy young
couple.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12

such = man coz. ! be he victim Of .
murderoos assault Possibly !, may
be accounted ~ upon ibe theory
that igsre are degebefsiss wboss
esnlinsous inbr eaing. generation
after generation produce j8si such
monst 5siiiss IS Czolgosz. otberNise
there must be devil ineanaie, who
sometimes takes the form Of man
and when at bay does some saeh
deed to break the spell that binds
him.
The latest news concerning the
President is that be IS rapidly re-
covering and that the work Of the
fiend incarnate will be soiied.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12
tIow's Thls2

We offer one hundred dsllars re-
ward for any case OF ca,arrh thar
cannot be cured by Halls Catauh
Cure.
4. J. Cheney. Toledo Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
n, J. Cheney for the las, IS years.
and believe him to be perfectly hon-
orahle "a an business transactions
aud financially able 20 carry out any
obligations made hy their firm
West & rruax, Wholesale Dmg.
gisls, Toledo, O.
WaldIng. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o,
Halls Catarh Cure is taken in.
temalb, ae,ing directly upon ihe
blood aud mucous surfaces ol the
system. Testimonials srny free
i'des ySe q bottle. sold hy al
druggists.
halPs Family Pills are The hset.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12
The Court House.

ON Wednesday Mr Geo p McIslu
AID. superintendent ~ goestraeuan
~ our ueV c0urt hons,, uas graulsl
leaye Of al,senoc hs the county court
which IL Is supposed NyiH beFerFet-
uaL Ia other woris Mr Mcdonald
Nacates tlse eplage ANA the courl has
employed Mr. rheo Iala0 an ~.
tssrtenced contractor aad buii.hr ~
Ncyada, a. superintendent az Mr
l.. Il b hardly uegessary a. ,psak as
hs eni0Ys "a state wilde cpttatioaus
a competent haiidrr anl an honog
al,le gcuthman ~ weR he bullt
asylum No, sat nevada. also public
buildings at Colunbns. S,-llla and
Rolla. al oi whch stand as moau-
ments 20 hls sam ani honesty rhe
court has done wen iu lfs seA~glop
and We uoW exIset the hultlias io
mOvc a0ng, withoas q lar aatil
icompleta8 -~Recard.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12

Flave rygarj had a very narrow
escape from drowning las, SUNDAY,
while bathing in the river near
Halleys Bluffs. lie had gone down
the regulation third time and had
about made up bis mind that al
was over with him, when Policy
Webb, Lou Linbarger aud perhaps
another one OF two, seized b.m jus,
in the nick Of time TO save nim and
bring him back TO Gie again.
Twas close call, but the >cnsa-
ton, as we know from experience,
,sos mo, unpleasant Ne need our
young men ior ,ac service oi ,hs
state and the nauou, ior they az,
the strength Of ihc empHe.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12

An English association regarding
woman's happiness has offered a re-
ward Of Zoo for q greater blessing
10 womaR than Rocky Mountain
Tea. Sensible move. Asa your
druggist.
One Of the great objects OF lite
should be 10 preserve eyery bit 81
experience aud irsiniug we can pos
sibly ge, 10 one tne for. wiJh ID.
creased siiieiensy value rspidiy
mul6plies. l. is the doing shiug
over and over sgaia which gives Ia
oilisy. and Ibe artistic touch which
10 the uainiuased. seen, IS gssy as
breathing. .--Sep,enhsr s.sneces,
In every one's ife there eqmes a
wskine.up time, and AIS weH Tor
them ii ), ooms, a, she bsglapias
and nos AZ tae end, wben s, IS TOO
iaie 60 mend the past Thsss 6mes
sge private rev,yais sad 40 mors
good than ans Pubiis oaes,--Sep
tsmbsr La3ies' Homg Journsk
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12
Cures Rhoumatlsm or Cafsarrh
in a Day Treatment Fr re.

b b. p. lBaisnis Blood l5slm)
oarss the worst AND nos, stubborn
cases oy irsiniug the poison GU, Of
tie blood and bones, aad Guiding
up the broker down con sutusion.
Aches ana palss ia shs bones OF
oat,, swollen a .ods, dr,ppiugs a
,hs ,aoli, hawkiug. spin ing or bs3
breath, ele sll disappe ar pfompd,
ana permanently b. b, Il. cures
,Shsfe ali else fails. Druggists, 81.
rrestmeo, Of B. b Is. ssnt Also.
lo'sly tres and prs psid by writing
lo Blood Bslm sso., Atlanta. Ga
Describe trouble aud free n,sdics
advice gwen uraii carsd. b. B. b
pu,s nsW color IN yoar skin, au,
make, ,or b.oed redoes aud mon
aouUsAiag, stepping ah asass am
( lpsiRs oesg $500 esres hy A} q
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12

The readers 90 rRE TEmUNr pay
their subscriptions and thns show
ihe'r auli1y and promniness in l,g,l.-
Ing their iust obligations This Is
the class oi citireHs business ueu
want 60 reach when they advertise
By advertising "a Tus rEuiCNg tlley
yet 90 this class oi customers. and
hy naadlng Tar pEIRUNE you loaru
where Ca bu2 che hest merhaplisr
at the best harsaius This pansg
has a inlpeilst of paving rlhers.
who ar' wen to "a, and an, rood
bnyers, henee tlielr pairoNase b
worth asking Tor throagh oer en3
umcs ot coarsc q yoU doa't want
their TRADE yoU wea't itsk iorl lt
Quite a unmlsr oi uur cltiteDs hi.
yesterday Tor se,lalla 60 astcnd ih.
state fair now ia lfrlsnss tneFs
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12
PERSONALS.


hr. turkey who has tssn visit.
Ing some time IN 0ur cify. returned
20 adrian yesterday.
Mr = Frank jackson las ~
came a permanent resident q Rseh
HilL He occupies the FrAneiseo
property on Olive street
Lawyer Gibson. u Nevada. was
IN the city yesterday taking deposit
ions TO i,e used in the Warjohn-W
Jams Islander SUIT which Is 20 cone
up at the next term Of the Vernon
circuit court.
-chas. Bsasley has gone 70
Kansas
IT. J. Upton Of PaPinsville,
was in our city Wednesday,.
-Ceoel Ames has returned from
q several weeks stay al Nevada
Mrs. II. G. SPraker, accom-
panied By Mrs wnght.spent Tues
day afternoon in Nevada.
Mrs. B. F. Moore and son
Wallace Of Butler, are guests Of
Mrs. II. P. James and wife.
Herman Loeb retur ned Wed
nesday from the eastern markets,
where he has been purchasing rev
goods.
J. w. Wolverion is row located
in his new home in Lawton, and is
reported to he enjoying the rush and
bustle Of business immensely.
Mrs. Burrows sud daughter,
Mrs. Harye Robinson, left Tues
day morning for Denver. Colo.
They were called there by the death
Of Mrs BIS. little grandson.
Mrs. Maude Tomlinson has
opened dressmaking parlors over
the Review Office, and soliciis the
patronage Of the ladies Of Rich Hill
and vicinity. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Or. and Mrs. L. L. Ames return
ed Monday night from St. Louis,
where they have been attending the
miliinerv openings and buving
goods for the Bazaar.
Perry Kious of Centssvills, Ida
no, who has been visiting his father
aud other relatives and friends in
this section of the country. returned
to bis western home last Friday.
Mrs, A. o. Wright, who las
been in the city for a week or two
visiting the family Of Mr.. A. Kuhn
and other relatives, departed tor
hrr home in indianapolis, Ind on
the noon train Tuesday.
Re- G. H. COsper. former
pastor Of the Walnut 81, NJ. E.
Church, with his wife, is in the city
visiting with his tormsr parishoners
and other fuends, and to perform
the wedding ceremony for his young
friends, Carl Stonebraker and Miss
/ Nellie Connel.
IS. c. Lemar has secured a sat.
isisctoy adjustment OF the loss on
has Touring mill, and il is hoped
,hs, be will clear away the rubbish
aud prepare to rebuild the mill IN
a short time. Mr.. Lenar has The
sympathy OF The entire community
IN his great loss.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12

Miss Hattle Graham has saccrSs-
iuIy---o iar--passs,d through n an.
neult surgical operation ia the ~
moval oi rs kidney by Dus. ncla-
maicr and Hulctt, - Rich Hili. and
Foreier. III kansas Jsty. fierniany
iriends EARNESTLY hOre tor her t,arly
aa3 permanent r,coyery.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


Mrs. Maude Tomliusou, dress
making. over ibe Review Office.
Ifyou doa'tread THa TRnvsE
you FAIL to read the best local paper
IN Bates county.
The ball game that was to have
taken place Tuesday, was postponed
on account Of ihe rain.
NJ. d. Casey was tried in Judge
Sheppard's court before a Jury,
Tuesday, for impersone,ing an Off
cer. and acquitted.
Il. NJ. Booth has gone to War
rensburg to attend a meeting of the
state photograph association and
catch ideas to be used in his business
Mothers write US that they have
solved the problem OF keeping their
ehildren well Give them Rocky
Mountain Tea each week. A bless
ing to mother and child. Ask your
druggist.
II YOU want the best OF FIRE and
cyclone insurance, in the most reli-
able companies, don't fail to call
on Geo. p. Huekeby at THE TRI-
nUNE Office.
Now is the time TO settle up
aITeareges, and renew your sub
scription. We need the money and
you need the paper. So come IN
and help us out.
Frank Seeliuger Of Papinsvilie,
brought in about 4 tons of broom
corn last week to ship to St. JOS
eph hrm lie got S91 per ton Tor
it. This was not this seasons corn
but some he hadheld over.
Friends Of THE TRIBUNE can
help the paper greatly by trading
with those business men who ad-
vsrtise IN its columes. These trades
men are reliable and from then, you
can get the best bargains in the
market.
Lasl week went about,
Foil Of trouble and Of doubt.
Now I'm smiling and dance with
delight,
bad some Rocky Mountain Tea
last night Ask your druggist.
X. a. Jurd & Co, have two
rooms IN the brick building on Wal
nut street, where they will show YOU
anything from bran new house
hold outfit to the miuutest stove re-
pairs, ~ good style. Furniture in
al grades and a, all prices.
Pa, Lision is enjoying a short
las off as engineer on the Memphis
Route by taking a tfip east TO see
his fast ,rolter, Riley 3. make some
more money for his owner Pat
enjoy, a fast horse as much as he
does q fast engine.
The FIRST camp OF the Modern
Noodmcn society in Utah was
chartered on Angus, ssd last Il
had ,wenty.iour charter members
and was given No. oo9o, that being
the total number Of camps OF the
Woodman society IN existence on
that date, The name % ine camp
is"umh" audltis located al Ogden.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-12


our hotels seem TO BEDDING good
bnsiness now. All seem TO be fun Of
guests and we Judge there are good
landlords at both the TaImase and
Eagleton as well ns the whitney and
Merchants.
X. A. Jurd & Co., in the Walnut
Street brick. viii sell YOU good bed
steads for soc up, and everything
else in proportion. He wants 10
sell all he has and viii make prices
accordingly
A large frame warehouse be-
longing to the Mo. Pac Railroad
at Lone Tree, a small station
north ol here, was blown across
the track by a wind storm about
ago O'Clock Sunday y-Butler
Times.
Miss Kittie Broaddus met with
painful accident while playing
on the school grounds one day last
week. She fell and struck her
side on rock curbing. For
tunately a painful bruise was the
only injurv.-B Butler Times
a foreigner employed in the
new bake shop on tue west side Of
the square, and who had only been
in town a few days, was promptly
knocked down and roughly han
died in Frank Mabbatt's bar room
on the southwest corner Of the
square Friday evening for gloatng
over the attempted assassination
Of President Mckinley The fel-
low was not only given what he
richly deserved. but promptly
obeyed an order to leave Butler
Times.
The lecture Of Re-. Martin .; the
N. (. Church. Tuesday night. was
a most delightful entertainment and
ough, to have bad a house full TO
enjoy H.. Those who were there
were well paid for their trouble and
were made TO feel better after the
hearty laughs thew were compelled
to enjoy They eouidn't help it,
they just bad to laugh. The title Of
his lecture was the big three, the
subject, 'Noiher, Home and Heav-
en-. His tribute to mother was
touching and eloquent, hls picture
Of The ideal home elegant and COM
plete and OF course these lead to
Heaven.
II. c. Lyon, the noted Duroe
swine breeder ol Panama, in com
pany with a Mr.. Stewart, called at
thi, Office while in town Yesterday.
Mr.. Lyons is farmer and stock
breeder who sleep, with one eye
open aud he is of the opinion that
those who 20, scared into selling
out their stock by tine drouth have
made great mistake. lie declares
he proposes 20 make more money
this year than i'm the last two, and
We would hate 10 bet he don't when
he SAYS he will. lie further says
the demsnd Tor Duroes IS better
than usual, many wanting sows for
breeding purposes and that prices
are good As usual he hss a nae
10, Of ,ounp stock ior saie.-Neya-
da Herald