Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-23

in Billings Saturday.
Miss Pearl Kane was visiting
friends and relatives in Miles city
this week.
Stock Detective Smith was here the
fore part of the week on business of
private nature.
An order of the NJ. W. A. will be in
stituted in Forsyth next Tuesday
night when a degree team from Bill
iugs will be present.
Philippe Fontaine delivered his
lecture-tA Thousand Miles On A
Cancels Back" before large and
apprecative audience at the M. E.
church Saturday night.
Bert Snyder, of the firm of Finch &
Snyder was taken seriously i'll last
week with pneumonia at the ranch Of
Paine Bros, about fifteen miles up
Armall's creek. He is receiving the
best of attention and his many friends
are hopiug for his immediate recovery.
Chas. Beck left for Hunters Hot
Springs Monday night. He has been
suffering considerable the last few
days with a severe attack of rheuma-
tism, and his many friends here hope
that the waters of that resort will
prove beneficial to his ailment.
1srrt~k 1.,eA ~
gen 'leman, decided that the white
''twash" of Forsyth was two slow and
proceeded to make the night hideous.
He had no more than satisfied his am
bition than he was taken in by the
officers. He was up before Justice of
the Peace Dowlin, who imposed fine
of $40 and costs.
Two youthful deserters were appre-
hended here Tuesday night by Sheriff
Savage of Custer county. They left
the fort Monday coming directly here.
The Sheriff was armed with the proper
papers and descriptions and experien-
ced no difficulty in finding them,
after which they were lodged in the
Jail here and taken back to the fort ON
the early morning train.
The North Coast Limited will be put
on the Northern Pacific the 18th of
next May and will be the finest train
ever run on the road The Pullman
com oany is now building :. new line o.
cars for use ON this train, which will
he composed almost entirely of Pull
mans. While the North Coast Limited
has been the talk of the country dur
ing the other seasons, it will be great
er than ever during the coming season.
Bailey & Terrett are having rock
hauled this ,weel: for the foundation of
new brick store building which they
intend erecting just west of Kennedy
& Hopkins furniture store. The
structure will be one story, 80 feet
long and 50 feet wide under which
will be large basement. They pro-
pose to have the walls of the building
constructed sufficiently strong enough |
for the addition of one or more stories !
If necessary.
Special rate of So to Hunters Hot
springs. including board, ,oo.n and
baths at the hotel for $22. Apply N.
+. ticket office.
Next Wednesday has BEEN set aside
by executive action of the different
governors as Mckinley Day." being
the anniversary Of the birth of the
murdered president. AS previously
announced special effort will be made
on that day throughout the entire land
to raise money for the purpose of erect
ing memorial to the assassin's
victim. Tos. Alexander of FORSYTH has
been appointed by Gov. Toole as
Rosebud counties member to the Mon.
tana auxiliary of the national COM
mittee and has been intrusted with the
task OF supervising collections in this
county.
After cleaning out their entire hold
ings OF cattle in Rosebud and Custer
counties about three years ago, the x
| T, one OF the largest cattle outfits in
the country, with big herds in Texas,
have concluded to restock their Mon
tana range the coming summer with
cattle from the south. Ex-Sherif O.
G. Cato, the former manager of this