Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-11

| Carter, the oleaginous Tom Carter, the
Cape Nome famed Tom Carter. the
same old Tom Carter that smashed
a demented cane on a pillar of the cap
itol building at the last regular session
| OF the legislature, was in town Mon
! day for the purpose of inspecting the
route Of the proposed irrigation canal
on the north side of the Yellow ston. in
which, it is said, he is financially in
terested.
Billings Gazett: Although the Gus
ter Cattle company will go out of bust
ness, Paul Mccormick, one of the prln-
cipal owners, does not intend to retire
altogether from the pursuit of raising
stock. He will retain his herd of elk
and in addition will endeavor to prop
agate buffalo. AS a starter in the lat
ter direction he has arranged for five
head from the Allard herd and ex-
poets them to arrive some time during
the next few weeks. His intention is
to breed full bloods and hybrid ami
NAL, cross between a buffalo and a
domestic COW.
After carefully thinking the matter
over we have decided that it is our duty
to publish the following selection for
the benefit OF our male subscribers,
but as i should not be read by ladies
we insert it wrong side up, so that
there may be no possibility of giving
offense:
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The preliminary trial of George Will
liams, brother-in-law of Fletcher Daily.
on the charge of assisting Daily in es-
Gaping from Jail, took place in Justice
Kennels court at Miles City Saturday.
James Porter, the colored man who is
in Jail on the charge of assault in the
first degree, told of Williams visit to
the Jail, of the plans he and Daily had
formed to escape, of the letters passed
between Daily and Williams and
finally how he recognized Williams as
the man who pulled the screen off the
window and passed Daily d bundle of
II saws. Otis Beard, another negro
who had been confined, but whose time
was up, testified almost directly con-
-rary to Porter. He said he was the
only one awake at the time Daily made
1ls escape, SO far as he knew. There
vas no bundle of saws passed in anal
t was too dark outside to recognize the
person who aided Daily. After Beard
lad testified the county attorney moved
o dismiss the case.
Speaking of what a newspaper does
or community, United States Sena-
or David Davis of Illinois made an adj
lress that remains ever green in the
memories of newspaper men. He said: {
Every year every local paper gives {
rom 500 to 5000 free lines for the ben
fit of the community in which it is
coated. No other agency can do or
vill do this. The editor in proportion T.
D his means does more for his town {
han other men, and in all fairness.
nan with man, he ought to be sup II
orted-not because you happen to like
i'm or admire his writing, but because
local paper is the best investment a
can make. 1t may not be
rowded with great thought, but finan- a
tally it is of more benefit than both
reacher and teacher. Today editors
o more for less pay than any men on
arth. Patronize your home papers.
OF as charity, but as an investment " 8
An exchange, evidently edited by b
gives this advice to the F