Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-27


DO home Monday night.
Mrs. H. r. Marcy is confined to her
home with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Vernie Beeman, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever, is now conva!esc-
ing.
'Doc" and Mrs. Goodwin were bust
ness callers in town Saturday from the
Rosebud.
Cashier Terrett, of the Merchants
bank, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Miles City.
Byron Alexander left Sunday for
New Brunswick, where he will visit
his parents.
w. A. Shriver was a visitor from
the North side yesterday and made the
News office pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blair are the
recipients of the sympathy of the COM
rnunity for the death of their infant
child, which occurred on Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson, who has
been very low with heart trouble for
past several days, is reported as no
better, and the worst is feared.
Senator c. O. Cruel was in town
Saturday from Billings. Rumor had
it that he was lobbying for the Magic
City bowlers, but we hardly think
that probable -since the result.
A ticket to Hunters Hot springs and
return, including board and baths at
the hotel for one week, for only So
Apply at N. p. ticket office.
Mrs. B. X. Holt and daughter, Mrs.
Tom Butler, returned Sunday from a
short visit to Miles City. They were
accompanied by Mrs. T. A. Mapes
and son Of Washington, D. c., who
will remain here few days.
Justice of the Peace Wright has had
three common drunks before him this
week. Upon all were imposed appro-
pirate fines, and upon being unable to
''come through" they were remanded
to the custody of the sheriff.
W. "A. Twitchell and Miss Gladys
Choisser were married at Billings Sum
day. Both are we'll known in Rosebud
county and have host of friends to
extend congratulations and best wish
es for a bright and prosperous future.
Monday, March II, is the date, and
Alexander's hall is the place the ladies
Of the Eastern Star will give their bas-
ket social. Already many have signi-
ted their intentions of attending, and
the ladies who attend are requested to
bring well-filled baskets.
County Treasurer r.. W. Longley
returned Saturday night from Arkan-
saw points, where he went several
weeks ago to recuperate and visit his
old stamping ground. During his abb
sence he took on additional avoirdupois
and apparently is physically able to
conclude with the avaracious tax dod-
ger.
The Grand Mask ball given by the
Band boys in Alexander's hall Friday
taight was one of the most succe ssful
occasions of the kind ever perpetrated
ia Forsyth. Many outsiders took part
and number of unique makeups
afforded considerable pleasure for the
spectators.
Bert Lauderbach, who has SO salts
tactorily performed the functions as
clerk for Harry H. Fletcher g. Co.,
leaves shortly for Lame Deer. he hay-
ang been selected to take charge of the
cuanpany's store at that place. Since
the Cheyennes have cut their hair there
is little doubt but what Bert will prove
a favoritc among them.
The Gunderson house was moved
shis week from the lot west of Kennedy
K Hopkins furniture store. and Bailey
* Terrett now have force of men and
teams at work eXcavating basement
for large brick store building. Rock
for the foundation is already on the
premises, and as soon as the basement
As dug, masonary work will proceed,
If the weather will permit
Hugh Mcguire and Proctor McDon-
aid, two young men, are lingering in
the county bastile pending the coming
serm of the district court, when it will
be ascertained whether or not they are
gully of horse stealing. They were
taken i'll tow Sunday by the sheriff's
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