Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-07-02
ROSEBUD.
ROSEBUD, June 80, 1908.

Udy last.
James Kennedy was visitor at
Miles City last week.
Alfred Drescher was at Miles City
on business this week.
Arby Swart and Martin Paulson
were in town Sunday.
Maurice Bentall of the Rosebud bank
was in Forsyth Friday.
Attorney F. H. Collins has been at
tending court at Miles City.
John Earl has been in town on horse
business for the past few days.
Mrs. Albert Myers of Columbus, Ga
is the guest of Mrs. F. H. Collins.
L. w. Carpenter of Lee was present
with a bunch of his top horses, at the
Miles City sale this week.
VIM. Swartz took a bunch of his w
horses to the Clarke sale at Miles City
last week where they brought an excel
lent price.
James Simpson, the north side
ranchman, has completed the sale of
his circle-cross II d diamond-b r
horses to VIM. H. Woods who will con-
tinue to run the stock.
Ole Bringen, the Sweeney creek
horse grower, has sold his ranch and
stock on the head of Sweeney creek
and expects to retire from the horse
business in this vicinity.
Ward M. Reed gathered his cattle
south of the Yellowstone river and on
Saturday crossed to the north side
where he expects to locate his stock for
the present.
F. M. Garrett and company on up
per Sweeney creek dre gathering their
cattle and have purchased temporary
location on the mort side where they
expect to loo ate their stock in the i'm
mediate future.
The Forsyth Live Stock Co. have
purchased from Richnlond Mitchell his
interest in the sheep that he has been
running for them and they will pass
into the control of the corporation in
the near future.
E. Huntington and family of Lee
left for Red Lodge Sunday where they
expect to make their home during the
summer months. Mr.. Huntington says
that he is cutting hay in abundance
upon his Lee properties and that the
conditions in that regard are not un-
promising in that vicinity.
We desire TO announce that Rosebud
has no intention of entering any of it's |
talent in the foot races at FORSYTH on !
July 4th and our citizens wish to make |
this statement at this time-that the |
Forsyth promoters of the great sport |
may not anticipate any loose money |
from Rosebud in their camp at that
time.
VIM. Choisser is shearing two bands
OF sheep at the LETTERS Butte Creek
spring and these will be followed bv
the sheep of the Forsyth Live Stock Co.
from there the Konkright crew, who
are shearing at the Butte Creek pens,
will divide and shear the sheep of H.
). Lewis at Howard and LynGes
Bros. on Froze to Death.
A. McHoward and wife of the 20
ranch were guests of Mrs. f. H. Col
Inns last Sunday and left Monday
morning upon an extended visit east,
expecting to return about September |.
Mr. Howard is recovering very SLOWLY
from the dislocation of his shoulder
and is taking much needed rest hop
ing that he may fully recover the use
of his arm.
Rosebud was favored with an elecu-,
ton airy effort on Monday night sup
ported by local musical talent. In as
much as the writer was not furnished
with the usual courtesies and had +,
give the purchased tickets to the free
kid list, we are unable to comment up-
on the quality of the entertainment but
1t appears that the audience survived
and that, in itself, is a testimonial
which entities it to be placed above
the usual Rosebud events of like
character.
On Monday James Kennedy con-
tracted with Alfred Drescher & Co. for
the erection of $4,000 hotel buldinp
adjoining the old Gasway property
now owned by him. The buildinp Is