Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-24

State Veterinarian Knowles is urg-
ing that the next Legislature make an
appropriation for the manufacture of
bovine vaccine in Montana. 1t is esti-
mated that the applications to the u. S.
government from this state during the
past year has exceeded I, ZOO, 900 doses.
Chas. Beck. the efficient tonsoral
artist in Huff's barber shop, has been
detained from his post of duty several
days this week as the result of an op-
GRAFTON Monday, which was deemed
necessary for the removal of tumor
from his back. He expects to be able
to resume his duties in a day or so.
On one of his recent trips to this
section Karl Simmon., the Northen
Pacific land agent sold Henry Van
der Pauwert, of Forsyth. the tract on
which he has his home. He also sold
Mrs. Florence Foley,of Miles City, two
sections, on which she intends to start
her two sons in the cattle business.
A railroad engine is now nearing
completion in the North Pacific Coast
Railroad company's machine shops at
Sausalito, California, which has the
engineer S and fireman's cabs out in
front instead Of in the rear of the boiler,
thus affording the men in the cab an
unobstructed view of the track ahead.
H. H. Fletcher & Co. are certainly
enjoying very liberal patronage and
SO voluminous has their business be-
come they have found it necessary to
order their staple goods in car load
lots. This week they have unloaded
one car of potatoes, one car of sugar,
one car of flour and a carload of grain
Mrs. Chas. Patchen, graduate Chi
cago College Of Music, gives Lessons on
piano and organ. Leave names at p O..
Arrangements are being made by
County Superintendent Higgins for
the first teachers institute ever
held in Rosebud county. The session
will begin November 18th and continue
for four days. All the teachers in the
county and those interested in educa-
tional matters are expected to be pres
ent.
Tax payments in December will nc
sooner replenish the state bounty fund
for wolf and coyote scalps than it viii
be again depleted by the large number
of claims outstanding. There are un
paid claims to the amount of abou
SIS, 900 in the hands of the state boart
of examiners awaiting the money t.
pay them.
In compliance with the order of Ref
cree Firth, of Billings, in the bank
ruptcy case of Richmond Mitchell, o
Sabra, Trustee Walter Mcdonald sole
at the Merchants bank on Monday, "a
lambs, part of the estate of the peti
toner. They were bought in by San
Nelson, of the North side, and the pur
chase price was SLIGO per head.
Col. c. II. Gould, soliciting freigh
agent of the Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy railroad, was stricken will
paralysis yesterday Ell route from Liv
ingston east on Il fast stock train, an,
the train was stopped at Big Timbe
and the afflicted man removed to
hotel. The attending physician think
he will be all right in a few days.
w. w. WEIGH, state superintendent
of schools, in addressing the teachers
institute at Great Falls last week
said that the truant law should be en-
forced and children compelled to at
tend school. cit is not general
known. but it is true" he said, '.tha
trustees can be fined from $50 to 81
for allowing children to run truant
William Emberline, who until
few weeks ago was freight enginee
on this division of the n. p, is nov