Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-01-23
MONTANA NEWS

II. w. Reeds lumber office at Kalis-
| peu was entered by burglars and a
pair of shoes and coat taken. The
| safe was not rifled. No arrests have
yet been made.
Judge Napton, at Deer Lodge, hearo
| testimony in the case of young Alfred
Perkins Of Race Track. and decided
that the best course to pursue was to
commit him to the reform school,
j. r. Lyman. all influential resident
! of Fridley, had the misfortune to lose
his house by fire. He had the house
| insured in the German Insurance com
rany. w. E. Thompson, agent. for $3.50.
County Attorney Bleen of Butte has
filed information at Butte. charging
Edward Miller with burglary. Miller
is nineteen years old. He was caught
about month ago.
Henry Lambert, a rancher. residing
tn the Upper Yellowstone near Frii-
ley. was brought before Judge Bender
at Livingston. and fined $40 and costs
for allowing his logs to run loose on
MS neighbor's land. He paid the fire.
William Kinnick has Instituted n
suit against the Northern Pacific COM
pany in Justice Manns court at Bill
lngs, for $16O, the value of three horses
alleged to have been killed by a train
on defendants road near Park City,
several months ago.
Jesus Ortez, an old-timer who has
lived in the vicinity of Hassell thirty
years, was buried at Townsend in the
Centerville cemetery. He was known
TO all the old-timers throughout that
section of the country. He was fifty.
eight years old and a miner.
Joseph PutrCff, the fifteen-y ear-old
son of Thomas Putroff, a ranchman in
me Bear Paw, had his left hand badly
lacefated by the explosion Of q shot
gun While he was discharging it while
out hunting. Three of his fingers had
TO be amputated by DR.. j. S. Almas
The trustees of the Carnegie library
at Miles City have received word from
Mr.. Carnegie that upon receipt Of
copy Of the ordinance establishing the
city's share in the matter, and inform
alton as to the site, he will make ar
engagements for the payments to cover
the $4,000 donated.
The Organizati ton of the Missoula
Humane society was effected at a
meeting held in the Missola club, in
which much enthusiasm was displayed.
BYLAWS We're adopted identical with
those of the Butte society. and officers
were elected as follows: Mrs. George
F. Brooks. president: Tylar B. Thomp-
son. vice president; Miss Allie Woody,
secretary.
|. Mary Fielder has brought suit at
Butte against the Northern Pacific for
f2O,OOO damages, for the death of her
husband. William Fielder Fielder was
Killed on the railroad Feb 13, 1901. IIe
was employed as o brakeman, and was
on way freight train that ran away.
he 1ell off and was Instantly killed.
me widow brings suit as administra.
tflX OF the estate Of the dead man.
word has reached Missoula of the
death, at Riverside Cal, of Walter
NeWbury, who left Missoula in De-
cember. He died of consumption. Mr..
NeWbury was born in Helena twenty
hve years ago, and lived there until
coming to Missoula, two years ago.
he was telegraph operator. well
known, and one of the most skilled in
that profession in Montana. His faith.
or now lives in Missoula.
After a lengthy preliminary hearing
In justice Quane's court at Anaconda.
Patrolman Kineen was bound over to
the district court in 81, 500 bonds. Kim
cen is charged with assault in the first
degree on little Willie Klusman New,
Years night. The patrolman. IT is al
ieseo' hred into a crowd while intoxi-
Gated and one of the bullets from his
gun struck young Klusman.
Inc Vogue Clothing and Shoe COM
pany' recently organized in Billings.
mas purchased the stock of the Iuder-
man ohoe company. and portion of
tie North Side clothing and gents fur
hisnlhg stock of Yegen Bros, known
az the Linton stock. The Vogue com
pahy VIII combine the two stocks. add
thereto. and conduct a clothine and
gents furnishing store on an extensive
scale at the present location or tho
Linton stock.
The final payment on the Rcss Twaad
and Clipper group of mines ar Pony
was made at Butte, and the proDertv
passes into the hands of the Indian and
fountain Mini 1g companies Kindred
cocerns of Massachusetts. It is peper-
ally understood that the price paid for
these mines was 100000. They were
owned by the Filing estate and w w.
MOTIFS OF Pony. The deal was con-
summated through John Gillie. the well
known engineer of Butte.
Mrs. Lena Kennedy was granted .
divorce from Martin Kennedy at Rutte
Mrs. Kennedy testified that she ues
married to Kennedy at Trinidad Col
IN 1893, and that two years ago he de.
serted her in Anaconda. She wac left
without means, she said, and did not
Know the whereabouts of her husband
Ihe board of county con,rnisSio,,e,