Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-13
Lambs in town.


Band dance Friday eve, Feb. Fl.
Mrs. VERNE Beeman is confined to
her bed with typhoid fever.
Mrs. B. X. Holt is paying a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Tom Butler.
U. S. Pratt, the popular Rosebud
rancher, was caller in town Sun
day.
Lupton Waddingham is recovering
from from a severe attack with typhoid
fever.
Supt. Kline spent several hours here
Tuesday looking after the affairs of
his road.
J. c. Merritt has been appointed
postmaster at Lee, Mrs. Anna Carpen-
ter having resigned.
W. ] Nix and family returned last
week from months visit to New York
and other eastern terminals.
Il. S Crawshaw has placed large
and attractive sign on his livery and
feed stable on East Main street.
Mrs. Harry Armstrong, who has
been seriously ill with typhoid fever
Tor several days. is now reported to be
out of danger.
F. J. Steiger returned Saturday to
his home at st. Paul, after spending
several days with his daughter, Mrs.
Harry G. Wright.
The dance to be given by the For
syth Bowling team which was to take
place tomorrow night bas been post
poned until Friday, March IA.
Elmer Holt IS visiting in Lincoln,
Neb., where he spent several of life's
golden hours among the sunflowers
and attending the university at that
place.
J. II. Austin has completed his ice
harvest, having put up about 1000
tons OF the CONCEALED article in his
large ice house west of town. He is at
present putting up several tons for the
FORSYTH Meat Co.
H. H. Fletcher & Co. are exclusive
agents for the famous w. L. Douglas
shoe and the Cataract Union made
overalls. These are standard goods
everywhere and will out wear any
other make in the market.
Butler s. Holt, Thornton & Choisser
aud Herb Huff this week have retired
their old gasoline lamps and installed
in their places of business gas plants.
The new system of lighting is proving
great advantage over the former
methods.
c. M. Boucher, the reportorial gem
Jus of the Yellowstone Journal, was
the lone star who accompanied the
Miles City bowlers Sunday and saw
the Obstetrics go Gown to an ignomi-
NOUS defeat at the instance of the To-
cal enthusiasts.
lola" Danielson returned last week
from Brainerd, Mimi, where he went
several weeks ago to receive treatment
TOR appendicitis at the Northern Pa
cific hospital. Two operations were
performed upon him and he is now
rapidly regaining his usual health.
Special rate Of So to Hunters Hot
springs, including board, room and
baths at the hotel for So. Apply n.
r. ticket office.
Dave McCuilom, Il Northern Pacific
bridge carpenter, paid fine of $40
and costs to w. +. Dowlin, justice of
Of the peace. Friday morning for dis.
turbing the peace. He was also as
sessed $40 to defray the expense Of re-
placing several panes of window glass
which he smashed out of katzenstein S
store.
This section was visited by a driz.
ding rain Monday. which lasted for
several hours, after which the weather
became much colder, leaving a hard
crust on the snow which would have
caused the stock ON the range much
difficulty i'll feeding had it not beer
for the continued warm weather of The
past few days.
The Forsyth Brass band are now
putting in several hours weekly prac
ticing. Since the departure from here
of Chas. Beck the boys have been with
out a leader. but Robt. Cole has vo
lunteered to act in that capacity fol
the present at least. and with the ad
ition of a few more pieces Forsyth
will have a band that will cast credi