Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-07-16
ROSEBUD.
ROSEBUD, July Is, 1908.

udy.
L. W. Carpenter was in Forsyth last
week.
Maurice Benta11 spent Thursday in
Miles City.
F. L. Mefford and Thomas Keller
was in Forsyth Saturday.
Jack Meek and wife were guests at
the Schiltz home Sunday.
Miss Elsie Bell is the guest of Mrs.
John Theade of Hathaway.
Work OH the James Kennedy hotel
is now progressing rapidly.
Miss Aimee Finch has returned from
a visit with Hathaway friends.
Miss Anna Pffner spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. Mat Schiltz.
Norman Lott spent Sunday in town
with Arthur Gray Lott and wife.
McRae g. Co., have completed their
warehouse along the N. p. track.
Mrs. Roderick Mckay who has been
i'll for the past week is reported better.
A. d. Howard and wife spent few
days with Rosebud friends on his way
to Miles City.
William Schwartz has gathered his
cattle and expects to start north the
last OF the week.
VIM. Twitchell, wife and little
Joseph Walter left for their home on
Wednesday last.
John Theade and wife were in town
Sunday the guests of Mrs. Theade's
mother, Mrs. Finch.
H. W. Wilcutt & Bros. have finished
shearing and are in Miles City in at
tendance at the wool sales.
Attorney Collins returned from Kirby
Sunday afternoon and left for court at
Miles City Monday Morning.
Mrs. William Choisser and Miss
Dimples were the guests of Mrs. Geo.
Mendenhall on Wednesday,.
Herman Ball;mer the Rosebud river
sheep man is at present at Miles CITY
looking after the sale of his wool clip.
Glenn Pierce and family were among
the Sunday visitors. It is reported
that they will soon locate in Rosebud.
VIM. Swartz, the Rosebud horseman,
has contracted for the delivery of
several cars of horses in the eastern
markets.
Maurice Bentall was in FORSYTH
Saturday and Sunday arranging with
Mr. Hardy to locate his sheep on
Emils creek.
Miss Margaret Kennedy has returned
from pleasant visit with Miles City
friedS. While in Rosebud she was the
guest of Jack Lucas and wife,
Brooks * Barrett have started north
with their stock. Mr.. Barrett's arm is
improving slowly and his many friends
hope he will SOON be entirely over his
injuries.
Rosebud offers a paying location to
any person desiring to open a small
meat business there and such an en-
terprise would receive the hearty sup
port OF the people.
The Nonkright sheariug crew have
finished with Lyndes Bros. and II. $.
Lewis sheep and are at present shear
ing at Junction where they expect to
be kept busy for some time.
Roderick McRae was at FORSYTH
Wednesday on business relating to his
official qualifications for the office of
county clerk and recorder under the
recent decision of the district court.
Miss Ray Clark was the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. Maurice Beutall. Saturday
and Sunday of last week. she will
spend a few days with her uncle, Lou
Paine. before returning to Forsyth.
The mess house at Lame Deer is no
longer open to the public and mas !
much as existing rules prevent enter
tainment OF travellers across the reser-
walton. by the employers, persons
travelling that way should go prepared
to eat and sleep in their conveyance or
hang up on the fence.
The Northern Cheyenne Indians are
now in the cattle business. having had
an issue of live stock to them by Uncle
Sam. 1t is to be hoped that the noble
red men will not eat up all of their