Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-02


City.
N. G. McMullen was over from
Birney Friday.
Eugene Miller of Flatwillow, was
caller here Saturday.
Jas Davidson Sundayed in Forsyth
from his home at Ro ,ebud.
Messrs. Stohr and Kohlle nberg were
down from Lame Deer on business Sat
urday.
The Big Timber wooden mill will con-
sumo $50, 600 pounds of wool during the
coming wear.
Misses Gertie Miner and Mable AL
derson of Miles City, were in attend.
ance at the band dance Tuesday even
ing.
Genuine Newhouse Offset traps at
Bailey s. Terrett 's-the hest on earth
for VOTERS and ranchers.
w. 0. Weber and wife of Glendive,
were in Forsyth Tuesday, they having
been engaged to Furnish the music for
the Band boys dance.
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.
BILLY" Nc Connell one of Miles
towns mighty bowlers and popular
business men, was enjoying a few days
in town this week swapping yarns and
instructing some Of our amateurs.
Roadmaster w. J. Nix has procured
forty day leave of absence from his
railroad duties, and, with Mrs. Nix,
expects to leave in day or so for an
extended eastern trip, during which
time they will visit Mr.. Nix's old home
in New York.
Since the installation of the two bowl
ing alleys by the American hot., many
good scores have been made. Fl. g..
Wright holds the record of 2O5 fur ten
pins, while ]. L. Kraker is the cham
pion seven-up thrower with score OF
rs.
Judge Milburn, associate justice of
the supreme court, arrived in the city
yesterday from Helena and spent the
dav visiting with friends. He had in
tended to go as far as Miles City and
Forsyth, but found that he did not have
the time, SO compromised by coming
part way.-Billings Gazette.
The CHEEKY cry of the news s'butch'
ON the Northern Pacific will be heard
no more by the passengers on this line.
The nervy gentleman who vended
''choon gum and other articles SO
essential to comfor cable travel disap-
peared on the LIST of January and now
the news business is being looked after
by the dining car department. Bullet
ms have been posted announcing this
change.
A Missoula dispatch announces that
the Office OF forest reserve superinten-
dent has been abolished in this
state, and presumably in all others,
and supervisors will hereafter make
direct reports to the commissioner OIL
the general land Office. The announce
ment was received by Gust Moser, act
ing superintendent, in an official notice
from Binger Hermann. The duties Of
the office were not onerous and the sal
airy it carried was $4,000 year.
All coal accounts due J. H. Austin
may be paid at the Office of Big Red
Barn.
The task of congregating a numbe,
of families for the purpose of holding
family reunion is not always ar
easy and successful accomplishment
however this was not the case with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Snyder Christmas.
BY exercising considerable strategy
and patience they managed to hav.
with them for Christmas dinner the fol
lowing families: D. S. Paine. c. G
Clark. w. H. Hardy, N. O. Finch, NJ
Bentall, For syth; A. Lott of Rosebud
town, Mont.
improvements and arrangements
which it is believed will be of NOR,
convenience to the public as we'll as tn,
proprietors are being made in the Pos
Office Store by Henderson & Reid
The postoffice boxes and fixtures. con
nected with the office. are being move,
to the rear part of the building allow