Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST

business visitors in Miles today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Prindle were
visitors here Monday from Rosebud.
Miss Mable Westaby is i'll at her
home on the south side with typhoid
fever.
The Forsyth Brass band will give a
grand masque ball in A1exander's
hall Friday evening, Feb. Il.
| Dan Boyle was in town Tuesday
evening and left the following morning
| for short visit to Miles City.
J. S. Hopkins was among those on
the sick list the forepart of the week
with an attack of the lagrippe.
3. X. Holt returned to Miles City
Monday after spending Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. Tom Butler.
Barney Crawshaw, proprietor Of the
White Elephant Livery and Feed Sta
bic, returned Friday from business
| visit to Billings and Bridger.
Mrs. Harry G. Wright received a
telegram yesterday conveying the sad
intelligence of the death of her broth
err, Frank Steiger, at Denver, Colo.
Billings Gazette: Barney Craw-
shaw, one of the old timers of Forsyth
and an original promoter of sagebrush
minstrelry, was in the city yesterday.
A ticket to Hunters Hot springs and
return, including board and baths at
the hotel for one week, for only $22.
Apply at N. p. ticket office.
Tom billiard was in town today witt.
As coyote pelts, which he exhibited 70
County Clerk and Recorder Chas. w.
Bailey and received the states COLA
eral for the amount of $225.
| A bill has been recommended by the
secretary Of the interior approrriating
$35. for the purchase of 1000 hei-
fers and forty bulls for the Northern
Cheyennes, and the erection of a fence
around the reservation.
Mrs. Arthur Lott was visitor in
town Friday from Rosebud. She was
accompanied by Norman Lott, who
recently arrived from England to
spend several months in Rosebud coun-
! ty for his health.
The Mcmillan Fur & Wool Co. have
placed their price circular on file at
our office for reference. This house
has been established for nearly a
quarter of a century, and shippers find
their dealings with them very satisfac-
tory.
Alexander's hall was we'll filled
last evening, the event being a phono-
graph, magic lantern and kenetescope
exhibition given by Beatty Bros. The
fact that the entertainment was ap-
preciated by their audience was mani
tested by the continued applause.
| Chas. Beck. who left here several
weeks ago for Hunters Hot Springs,
suffering with rheumatism and tu-
NOR OH the back, has gone to Spokane,
he being unable to obtain relief at the
springs. He has written to friends
here that he is with relatives on the
coast and improving in health.
The ladies of.he Eastern Star an:
nounce Il basket social to be given
Monday evening, March II. to which
everyone is invited. The baskets will
be disposed of by what is known as Il
''shadow auction" and the event pro-
misses to eclipse anything so far per-
petrated by that order this season.
Jerry McCarty, who stole the dia-
monds from c. B. Claussen's trunks
that were stored in the Northern Pa
citic station at Glendive ON Sunday,
January 10, and confessed to commit
ting the crime February ?, was sen.
fenced to the state penitentiary at Deer
Lodge for five years at hard labor by
Jadge Charles H. Loud, Tuesday.
Senator Kenneth Mclean of Custer
County, who has recently returned
from Saint Paul, states that he met q
number of people in the twin cities
who are possessed with capital which
they desired to invest and were an
. xious to put it into sheep on shares
There are number of parties here
who are already engaged in that bust
ness and they could easily expand
Lindsey Slater was up before Jus
tice of the Peace H. G. Wright Wed
nesday, last week, to answer to thu