Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-21

cher, spent Friday in town.
Chas. Duff is over from Bra nden-
burg on business mission.
Martin Forsyth was down from his
ranch near Junction thit week.
Harve and John Wilcott were in
town on Friday on business matters.
RObt. Mitchell was in town this
week from the Mcdowell ranch on
Tongue river.
DR.. G. H. Klein returned Friday
from a three weeks visit to Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis and his old
home at Mankato
Bailey & Terrett handle all kinds of
ammunition at the lowest prices.
Thos. Sherwood of Miles City and
Miss Ida Peterite Of Billings were
married this morning by Justice of the
Peace Dowlin.
]. w. Sweetser, this week sold to
F. Daily a bunch of three-year-old
ewes at ST.. SO per head to be delivered
about the first of December.
Kenneth McLane, the Custer county
woolgrower, was in town Sunday en-
route from a trip to the western part Of
the state to Miles CITY
w. w. D. Terrett, cashier of the
Merchants bank and doctor" Kra.
ker Of the Forsyth drug store were
visitors in Miles City Sunday.
Services will be held at the church
Friday evening at $3.50. The. pastor
desires large attendance and hopes
that the hour will be so profitably
spent that all will attend every week.
Rice Westaby has returned from
eastern points, where he went last
spring to dispose Of bunch of horses.
He experienced but little trouble ir
disposing Of his animals at reasonable
fgnres.
| May, the three-year- daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cummings wa.
the victim of very painful acciden
Sunday morning. She, with a mum
Der of her playmates was playing
around bonfire when she fell on the
hot Goals badly blistering her hands.
Special rate of $22 to Hunters Ho
springs, including board, room ant
baths at the hotel for So. Apply N
P. ticket office. n
The steel lining and shelving fo1
the county vaults has arrived ane
will be put in place upon the arriva
of Geo. A. Durham from Portland
who was informed of the arrival o
the fixtures this morning by County
Clerk Bailey.
VIM. Cherry. the Dawson count,
stock grower was L visitor in towl
Monday en- route to the Meeteetse
| (Wyo.l Hot Springs where he will
spend the winter recuperating. Mr.
Cherry will keep posted on 2osebu {
county and state affairs through the
News.
The new section house being erected
on the N. p. riE lit Of way is rapidly
nearing completion. The office an6
dining room which will occupy the
front part of the building will be two
stories 2Ox54 and kitchen and culinary
department will be 13x14. When com.
pleted the quarters will have accomo.
d;ltions for about Is persons.
The last of the fancy horse stock be.
longing to the estate of the late Marcus
Daily passed through Helena today in
a special train on their way to New
York where they will be sold.
There were 232 highbred horses in
the shipment. Two special trains OF
eighteen cars were required to trans
port the horses.
II. II. Fletcher & Co. are exclusive
agents for the famous ". l.. Douglas
shoe and the Cataract Union made
overalls. These are standard goods
everywhere and will out wear any
other make in the market
News was received this week from
Rrainerd. MINI. announcing the death
of John Watt, who until few months
ago was day operator in the Western
Union telegraph Office at this place
While the news was received with no