Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-04
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1t is rumored that all the attaches OF
the forthcoming legislature will be OF
the masculine gender.
Six men were fined in a Helena
justice shop last week for selling game.
the fines varying from SIS to 500.
According to Conley, of the Deer
Lodge penitentiary, that institution
now shelters 400 prisoners, Il OF that
number being women.
John T. Hufiin, a wealthy farmer of
the Gallatin vallep, was struck by an
N, P. train near Belgrade Friday
morning and instantly killed.
w. ]. Piper, charged with criminal
assault on a 14-year-old girl, has been
bound over to the district court by Jus
tice Hayes for trial at Missoula.
Ernest Latham, of Glendive, has
been arrested on the charge of grand
larceny by Under Sheriff Tasson. He
ST implicated in various cattle steals.
Thomas McGowan. a Butte miner.
despondent and out of work, ended all
of his troubles Wednesday with bull
let which he sent crashing through his
head.
Seven of the Cinnamon arrested near
kalispell recently on suspicion of hay
ing been snuggled into Montana from
the British possessions, will be de
ported.
Private Woods, Il colored soldier at
Fort Assinaboine, was probably fatally
stabbed by a fellow soldier Thanks
giving day during d row at a road
house near Havre.
The Butte High School Girls basket
ball team was defeated by the girls
team from the Fort Shaw Indian Res
ervation in Butte Thursday night by a
score of Is to 9.
In compliance with the order recently
made by the war department lie SOL
diers have been discharged from the
service at Fort Harrison and they have
returned to their homes.
Governor Toole will have to exercise
his prerogative and appoint a district
judge to succeed Judge Holloway of
Bozeman, who was elected associate
justice of Montana at the late election.
ID. H. S. Osborn, the we'll known
druggist and docto, of Bozeman, who
died in Denver last week, was the old
est physician in the state. He came
west and located in Virginia City in
1868.
c. E. Conrad, president OF the Con-
rad National bank of Kalispell, died
in Kalispell Thursday of consumption.
He was one of the leading citizens of
Northern Montana, and came to Mon
tana "a years ago.
Eugene Tyrer, an Anaconda man,
who helped his sporting sweetheart rob
a man OF Sos, was sent to the peniten-
tiary Wednesday for two years for the
Hiram J. Underwood and William
Montgomery have been convicted of
selling whiskey to the Blackfeet Indi-
ans and have each been sentenced to
pay a heavy fine and spend few
months in prison.
Simon p. McAdams, a Helena man
who spent a few years in the pen, then
returned and entered the ''knock out |
DROP business in a Helena dive, was
by a jury, which was out
only II minutes. Wednesday he was
sentenced to II years in the pen.
A resident of the Big Hole BASIN re-
ports that feeding has commenced in |
nearly every part of the valley, and |
hat nearly all of the hay in that sec
ion that is for sale has been contracted |
or. Good sleighing is reported in all
>arts of the basin.-Dillon Examiner.
The proceeds of tie sale of state
ands, held IN Flathead county during
he present week, amounted to S11, $50,
representing the sale of S4) acres.
teW leases were made for 800 acres
nd old leases renewed, which will
ield an annual revenue of 5000 to
he state.
The foot ball game at Mssoula
thursday between the Agricultural (
,ollege and the University, resulted in
victory for the college by score of
s to @. The collePe hOyS ayeraned 90