Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-31
OF LOCAL INTEREST

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E. c. Philbrick was in town Mon
day.
]. Blain was down from Billings on
Monday.
Miss McHenry of Livingston. spent
Friday in Forsyth.
Tom Butler was doing business in
Glendive this week.
VIM. Pomery was a visitor in For
syth Friday from Castle Rock.
Jas. Davidson, the Sanford rancher,
was doing business in town Saturday.
L. L. Crockett. who has been visiting
in Woyming for some time, returned to
Forsyth this week.
D. J. White returned yesterday from
Canada, where he had been with a
bunch of Circle Bar horses.
]. w. Hathaway, deputy revenue
collector with headquarters at Helena,
was calling on Forsyth business men
Friday.
w. A. Selvidge, a brother of ]. w.
Selvidge of Bailey & Terrett's, was
here this week in the interest of Fare
we'll, Ozman, Kirk & Co.
Mrs. William Cissell left last week
for an extended eastern visit. During
her absence she expects to visit the
Pai-American exposition, which clos
es today.
Work on the new coal dock and sec
ton house is progressing rapidly.
Ground has been cleared for the new
section house site, which is OH the south
side Of the track, opposite the depot.
MILES CRY M-Pleasant-
ly located and good nurses in attend
ance. Confinement cases a specially.
A good place to stay for medical treat
ment. Prices reasonable. MRS. S. X.
REMINGTON, PROPS. o.
+. D. O'Neill and Miss Ina Nc
kenzie were quietly married at Miles
City last week. Both parties are, well
known in Rosebud and Custer counties,
and especially Mr.. O'Neill, who is in
the sheep business in Custer county
Sydney Sanner, the we'll known attor.
ney, acted as best man and Miss Eva
leen Kennedy was bridesmaid.
Mr.. L. l.. Ellsworth has entered the
employ of Harry H. Fletcher g. Co.,
as bookeeper and cashier. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellsworth, arrived from
Kansas City Mo. Tuesday evening
and are making their home for the
present at the American hotel. Mr.
Ellsworth comes highly recommended
as an accountant.
Quite an exodus of dance-goers went
out of town Friday night to attend two
dances one at Mr.. and Mrs. John
Larsen's palatial home about nine
miles up the river and the other in the
Rosebud school house. The weather was
fine and"the moon shown in it's glory, y
making the drives. which were neces.
sary to reach these points, very pleas
ant. Everyone who attended are unan-
imous in their EXPIRE ssions of gratitude
toward their entertainers.
An expert eeamstress is employed
by the Miles Giry laundry to sew coli
lar bands on shirts. Agency at T. !
thompson candy store. =
Il. J. Porter has returned from q
trip which included Big Timber, Hell
ena and Butte on legal business, says
the Yellowstone Journal At Helena
a hearing was held before Judge
Knowles III the case of the Western
Ranches VS.. Custer County The bill
of exceptions was allowed and signed
by Judge Knowles at Butte on Wed
nesday. The case will now be ap
pealed to the circuit court of appeals
at San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Terrett and
son returned Monday from few days
visit to Brandenberg and other Tongue
river points. Mr.. Terrett reports tina,
although the stockmen are jubilant
over the continued warm weather, the
grass on the Tongue river ranges is
very short while feed in the Rosebud
country is much better. He says tina,
range stock is looking we'll, but if the
winter is not very favorable many