Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-10
c. A. Jackson, ex-policeman, has


gone west.
Frank Huss was down Sunday visit
ing his family.
Mrs. Jules Arnold is at Seattle Wis
iting her brother, Emil Loechelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett of Rosebud
were visitors here last week.
Miss Lee Wilson left Sunday for the
Pine Hills where she will open
school.
Miss Lelah Billiard is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pond OH the
Rosebud.
Mrs. Robert Ming has gone to Forsyth
to join her husband and make her flu
ture home.
erected around his premises at Tenth
and Main street.
Chief of Police Hawkins has issued
an edict looking to the cleaning up of
alleys and back yards.
w. w. d. Terrett, cashier of the
Merchants bank of Forsyth, was down
from that place Sunday.
Sheriff Savage returned Monday
from Deer Lodge where he went to
witness the execution of Dotson.
Lakin, Westfal1 & Co., have COM
pleted the trsnsfer of their grocery
stock to the building adjoining the old
store.
Miss Louise Gaylord has returned
from Fallon after completing a very
satisfactory six month S term of school.
An enjoyable party was given at the
Lindeburg home Thursday evening to
which quite a. number of young folks
were present.
Clerk of the Court McAusland issued
a license Monday authorizing Henry
w. Bailey and Alice A. Lynch, both
of Lee, to marry.
Potter & Thomas have crossed a
band of about 1900 sheep at the Nc
Nanny ferry which will be driven TO
Sixteen Springs.
Ed Henderson, the local night bag
gage "smasher,' has obtained leave
of absence for thirty days and has gone
on a visit to the coast.
DR.. and Mrs F. F. Robinson, who
have been spending the winter at the
Clark ranch, have left for their home
in Shreveport, La.
VIM. Mcconnell has returned from a
visit to Deer Lodge and other western
points. AT the former place he wit
messed the execution of Clinton Dotson
Friday.
A dinner will be served by the
ladies of the Methodist church during
stock meeting, April Is. Some con-
venient place on Main street will be
selected Tor the same.
Kenneth Mclean has gone to TER y
to arrange for the shearing of his sheep.
He and George Burt will shear with
the Allen machine, the former begin
ming about the 10th inst.
Judging from the number of nina
ture carriages that have been received
by our furniture dealers during the
last few days an increase in the city 5
population is threatened.
Albert Milligan has bought the
brick, numbering about 10000, which
were left over from the building of the
Fort Keogh hospital, John S. Trusco,t
the cement and the Miles City Lumber
Co., the lumber.
Indications are that some knight OF
knights of the jimmy attempted tt
gain entrance into a. f. Furstnow'
harness store some time Sunday night
They were unsuccessful, however, ant
no damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle are visiting a
the Deering ranch on Tongue river
Mrs Earle, who will be rendered IA
Miss Pearl Reinhart, was at one tim,
a school teacher in Custer county, anc
is a sister of Mrs. Deerng.
Fred Rogers and William Melon
aid have matched horse race fo
April 10, three-eighths of mile, t,
take place on the reservation and fo
$50 a side. Rogers will run the hors,
Jerrold and Mcdonald, Keedor.
w. c. Jackson and Miss Armand;
La Blount were married Wednesda,
evening ct O'Clock by the Rev. f.. M