Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-16
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Austin Middleton was Miles City
visitor Friday.
Miss Cheever of Miles City, was here
on Wednesday.
Miles City has a well-established
case of smallpox.
Elmer Holt was in Milestown the
forepart of the week.
A daughter arrived Sunday to glad
den the home of MIR. and Mrs. J.. J.
Quinlan.
A. c. Stern, travelling auditor for the
Northern Pacific Express company,
was here yesterday.
Ben Darnall, deputy county clerk of
Custer county, was greeting Forsyth
friend the forepart of the week.
Friday January oath is the 143d an
niversary of the birth of Bobby Burns.
AS yet no arrangements have been
made for the observance of that event
in Forsyth.
Try the new comb honey and saeur
kraut at Gay Huff's. =
Chas. Beck had sufficiently recover
ed from his recent illness the forepart
of the week to be out, but will not be
able to resume his duties in H. Huff s
barber shop for several days.
B. S. Crawshaw has about complet-
ed the large addition to his livery barn.
1t is of L shape, 10 feet wide by 14O
feet in length, and will soon be in
READINGS for the accommodation of sever
al head of stock.
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.
Philippe Fontain the lightning ar
fist, in the M. E. church Sat. Jan. 10.
Mrs. A. T. Campbell and Mrs. C..
S. Whitney returned to their homes at
Miles City Sunday after spending few
days here as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry G. Wright.
Hills Players completed a three
nights engagement here last evening"
While not up to the average from a
Col. Gordonean point of view, all their
performances were fairly we'll attend
ed.
County Attorney Gibson returned
last week from Helena. where he spent
several DAYS with the, Carter contin-
gent applying oil to the troubled waters
of the republican party. Mr.. Gibson
was accompanied from Bozeman by
Mrs. Gibson and child.
The trustees of the Carnegie library
at Miles City have received word from
Mr.. Carnegie that when he has receiv-
ed copy of the ordinance establish
ing the city's share in the matter, and
information as to the site, he will make
arrangements for the payments to cover
the S1O,0 donated.
We respectfully refer our readers to
Bailey & Terrett's new ad. IN this
weeks News. The reliability and
business-like methods by which this
firm is gaining wide prestige makes
it imperative that you should consult
them before purchasing elsewhere any
thing in their line.
Special rate of So to Hunters Hot
springs, including board, room and
baths at the hotel for $22. Apply N.
p. ticket Office.
Chairman T. Alexander of the board
of county commissioners, Miss Longley,
deputy county treasurer, and VIM.
Choisser, county assessor, met the fore
part of the week in County Clerk
Bailey's Office and completed the work
of drawing list of jurymen to serve
Rosebud county courts during the COM
ing year. From the assessors list it
was ascertained that FOG persons in
the county are eligible to serve as trial
jurors.
According to St. Paul dispatch of
the 14th, tariff reductions on the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific 20 into
effe.t Feb. l. The reductions, which
vary from to Is per cent, affect MAIN
Iy ''ten classes" but the commodity
rate on coal, lumber, flour and wheat
remain unchanged. The reductions in
wheat rates are postponed till later in