Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-12-31

w. w. D. Terrett and wife spen,
Christmas with relatives in Miles
City.
The Forsyth Drug Co. has Just re.
ceived complete line of fancy station
cry, suitable for all occasions.
Jack Ellis, a man who is wanted at
Glasgow for grand larceny, was ar
rested by Deputy Huff Sunday night.
Rev. John Evans will hold Episco.
pal services at the M. E. church Tues
day evening, January 18th. He will
be at Rosebud Monday evening, JAN
uary 18th. Services commencing at
1880 p. IN.
Conductors Stockley and Donahue
returned Sunday from weeks trip
to Hot Springs, Mont, and left the
same evening for Milwaukee, Wis,
where they will visit the formers par
ents for two months.
The crew running the local freight
on the east end came in Thursday
night and doubled back without TAX
ing their usual twelve hours rest here.
This was done in order that they
might spend Christmas at home.
A Missouri newspaper office was
made the target for an irate adver-
Users gun loaded with buck shot be-
cause the compositor had used an Ssh"
instead of a "d' in "dairy" in an.
nouncing fresh stock of dairy but
ter.
The dance given by the Rebekahs
last Friday night was we'll attended
and an enjoyed by all w h O
participated. The Rebekah lodge ex-
pect to put on home talent play in
the near future. It is unnecessary to
predict that it will be good one.
The band boys will give another
dance on Thursday, December 3lst, at
the Alexander hall. Good music will
be provided; plesrty of quadri1les and
a good time in general will be had.
An elegant supper will be served at
the American s1otel at midnight.
Dance tickets to be sold at ST. So. Sup
per per couple will cost one dollar,
You are sure to have your moneys
worth.
j. B. Collins received a telegram
from Jacksonville, Fla, Saturday say
ing that A. M. Cree had died there
Christmas night. Mr.. Cree will be
remembered as an old resident of this
county having ranched just across the
river from Rosebud for number of
years. He was quite an extensive
sheep owner. He also lived at Miles
for number of years. Some three
years ago he was taken with an at
tack of grip which developed into a Sc
we're case of lung trouble. He went
south cherishing the hope of regain
ing his health. His exit from this scene
OF human strife will sadden the hearts
his of many friends and aquaintances
in this locality.
Alexander hall is now the nightly
scene of diligent work by the Young
ladies who expect to play the game of
their lives at Glendive tomorrow night.
There is much interest manifested in
basket ball lately, good1y number of
our people gathering at the hall each
night to witness the practice. The
young men are getting so intently in
terested in the game that they invite
one another outside of the hall to PLAY
a little game OF their own. the hall not
being large enough TO permit the play
ing of a game so fiercely contested.
However, it is hoped that games of
his nature will be. indefinitely post
ooned. While they might prove inter-
esting, in the extreme, as usual
hing they are hard on eyes.
A new postoffice has recently been
established in the Musselshell country
and it is to be known as .'Fattig."
fattig is located on Fattig creek out
VA the raging Musse1shell in Yellow
stone county. and His Honor, Judge
henry w. Ostrander, is the first citi-
en- of that section who will bear the
distinguished honor of atfixing "P.
W." after his name until his success
" shall be appointed and duly quail
led. The Times congratuiates both
he Judge and the people of that sec
ion of Yellowstone county ON the wise