Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-20
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Special to the News,

SALT RIVER, Nov. 19.zJ. c. Lyndes,
who has been Every sick" for over two
weeks, has returned from Forsyth.
He was unable to obtain any relief at
that place for his alment. He is now
in communication with one DR.. Thos.
Carter, who for the past several years
has been making speciality of such
cases as ]. c. is suffering with.
Roderick McRea has engaged in the
drug business here. He reports good
sale in Carter's Little Nerve Pills for
Pale Politicians.
Although J. c. Auld .took no part
in politics" in Rosebud county, his
presence here is proving quite an ac-
QUESTION among the crow eaters. In
speaking of imports, we wonder what
brought Joe to Rosebud county, any,
way. Echo answers "Whar?"
DR.. A. G. Wilson, who, it will be re-
membered, was one of the lambs put
up for slaughter on the Legislative
ticket by the "republicans, is ac-
quiring quite a practice here, as every
one who has located on Salt River
seems to be suffering from some mall
ady.
1t has been the earnest prayers of
many here that DR.. Garter would
favor us with a visit AS he is said to
be exceedingly busy consulting my
Friend Mckenzie concerning the
famous Cape Nome deal. it is hardly
possible that he will make us a call
for some time yet.
Much JOY is in evidence when it is
, announced that there is possibility
; Of Fred Gibson taking up his abode on
; Salt River. The report comes up from
, Forsyth that Fred looked like scared
3 wolf when he appeared in Justice De
, Berge's court the other day to argue a
. case with Attorney Dierks.
s Considerable excitement prevailed on
3 the river the other night owing to the
5 serious illness of Maurice Bentall. He
8 had what the local medical authorities
? pronounce an epipolitical fit and in
? some unaccountable manner bit his
3 tongue. AT the present writing his
condition is quite serious and the
=, worst, it is said, is yet to come.
Freeman p ilbrick, who was re-
| Gently elected president of the Sazarac
Lying club, is very sick at the Salt
, st Lyndes hospital. When he was
first 'taken down" it was thought he
was suffering from lupine poisoning.
but it has since been discovered that
he is afflicted with a severe attack of
indigestion of the political intestines.
8 His recovery is doubtful.
K Regardless of the fact that the ap-
E pearance of the Salt River Times last
! week would indicate that it was printed
e with apple jelly, Ira caused an era of
e good feeling by announcing the repnb-
lican ticket of two years hence. Ira
: and the Times being the mouthpieces
of Carter, Auld and Lyndes, many
take it for granted that what appears
in the paper goes-as far as those gen
tlemen are concerned, at least.
For time Salt River was threatened
with a crow famine, for no one cared
to venture far enough into the bowels
of the political wilderness to procure
this palatabie specie of the feathered
tribe. But since Wallace Lyndes has
announced that he would effect an
arrest if he had to face an rate mob
OF 500 men the shortage of crow will
doubtless be remedied unless, how
ever, he meets the Mcguire kids.
What may be termed dead aues-
ton is that being asked quite frequently
along the river: why did Marcves,
although he prCfessed to be a repub-
lican. vote for w. y. Clark for u. S.
senate, when he was democrat ?''
Mr.. Marcy refrains from answering
this interroGative and it is soon for
gotten when he begins 20 rub his hands
franticalIy and eXclaim that ''the re-
publican party Of Rosebud county
must be reOrganized.' >
Il. \. Carleton has been with us for
several days looking after the interests
OF Tom Carter and endeavorinr to
concoct some scheme whereby he can
keep Jim Hopkins out of the senate.
Mr.. Carleton is well known here. He
was elected state superintendent of
schools by the democrats several years
ago and before the expiration of his
term toppled over to the republican
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