Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-04

last week to take in the reception given
to President Roosevelt and attend to
business matters.
Commissioner Chas Bull of Custer
county arrived here the first of the
week from Otter en- route to Miles City
to attend the regular June meeting OF
the Custer county board of commits
sioners.
L. E. Stone, who about a month ago
arrived here from Carbon county tc
embark in the real estate, insurance
and live stock brokerage business,
expects to be conveniently located in
the Office building being erected by
him east Of the Longley block.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, who is SC
we'll and favorably known in Forsyth.
has opened the school at Lee, under
most favorable auspices. The patrons
of the Lee school are to be congratu-
lated on securing Miss Fitzpatrick,
the Forsyth schools.
Gebo correspondent to Carbon Coun-
ty Chronicle: Miss Floy Westaby re-
turned to her home at FORSYTH Wednes-
day after short visit with Miss Lulu
Suydam. Miss Floy has made host
of friends during her short visit in
Gebo who will be delighted to have her
return.
Considerable excitement prevailed
on Main street for few minutes Mon
day afternoon occasioned by the I'M
usual activity of b. S. Crawshaw s
dray team. While engaged in moving
portion of the household effects of L.
r. Terrett from the Edwards house to
Mr.. Terrett's newly completed resi-
idence, the horses became unmanaSe-
able and made a squirt down the street
and were stopped at the depot, not
until, however, making scattering of
household effects.
VIM. Rea, Jr., of the sheep firm of
Rea Bros, was here the first of the
week experimenting the crossing of
three trainloads of sheep to the old
Gould ranch on the north side. Since
purchasing the Cold Springs ranch of
the Gould brothers, Rea Bros. have
erected feeding sheds, dipping vats.
and all other appliances to the ranch.
which they are stocking with large
bands of wool producers until it is now
one of the best equipped sheep ranches
in eastern Montana.
Senator w. A. Clark arrived in
Butte last week and in an interview
given representative of the Miner
said: Il have every reason to believe
that we can succeed in having the
Grow reservation thrown open to set
Element at the next session of congress.
Speaker Cannon having withdrawn his
objection to the measure upon my re-
quest, provided arrangements are
made for the proper disposition of the
lands to Settlers
Chas. Taber, who is assisting in the
being made for the route of the
proposed large irrigation canal on the
north side spent Sunday here with his
family. The route for the ditch has
been laid out for several miles down
the Yellowstone and at present the |
are engaged in cross-section-
ing. Within Il few days men and |
cams will be put to work opposite For
syth and the construction Will be
pushed a. rapidly as possible.
\ very enjoyable party, compliment
airy to Ed. Suydam of Gcbo, who is
listing relatives here, was given at
he h3sritahle home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. I
Til-e Westaby Saturday night. The
Jew game OF Finch afforded amu~e-
neut for the participants the first Of /
he evening, AFTER which dainty re-
was served. Those present
we're Misses Nellie and Fern Clark,
Nay Waddiugham, Q we Marcy and ]