Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-18
Claude and Miss Grace Marcy re-


turned Friday from Missoula, where
the former just recently graduated with
honors from the Montana University
after four-year course and the latter
I has been attending the commercial
college. They were accompanied bv
their sister, Miss Ida Marcy, who for
! the past several months has been in
| California undergoing vocal training
and whose renditions at the gradual
ing exercises of the Montan Uniyer-
sity came in for share of favorabl
press comment.
| The Grow Indian who was stabbed
two week ago on the Grow reservation
by d Sioux squaw who was visiting
the Grow tribe, died last Wednesday.
A report states further that the Sioux
woman stabbed two Crow women at
the same time, and that the other one
is not expected to live. The Sioux
woman was jealous of one of the Crows.
but so far as known there was not the
slightest provocation for her stabbing
the second one. The Sioux woman is
under arrest. The names of none of
the Indians can be learned.
Hurbert Terrell arrived here the
frs of the week from Garden CITY.
Mo-, and will spend month visiting
the family of Luther Terrett and other
former Missouri friends and for the
benefit of his health. Mr.. Terrell, al
though but 81 years of age, has demon
strated what young man with enter
prise and backbone can do. When at
the age OF sixteen Mr.. Terrell launch
ed his bark upon the mercantile sea
and now is possessed of extensive bus
mess interests in the "Webfoot' state.
Red Lodge Picket: A mistaken
notion is generally entertained with
relation to the disposition of the fees
that are paid into the district court by
lltigants for the service performed by
the official court stenographer is en-
tirely erroneous. This official receives
a stated salary, the same as any other
country or judicial officer, and all
moneys paid into court for stenographic
work are converted into the county
treasury in like manner as are the fees
deposited with the county clerk or
Sheri IF or other off; ca1S
The Basket Ball girls are going to
take hand in the festivities here on
the Fourth of July for they are arrang-
ing to have the Glendive Basket Ball
team here on that day and treat our
citizens to an exhibition of this popular
game. To defray the expense of get
ting the young ladies from the gateway
city here the local enthusiasts propose
% give dance in Alexander hall on
Tuesday evening, June %. The price
II tickets, including dance and supper
Will be $l.5O, and doubtless everyone
VIII avail themselves of an evenings
enjoyment and at the same time assist
hS AoSCi lClIlllllle dtIllcCcS IN their uD-
lertaking. Don't forget the date
Tuesday June %. {
We look into the cradle and see a
'aby boy. AT the age of 10 he is
loisy kid with half the buttons off his
'ants and an eye for meanness; at IS
lie is the devil in print shop; at 20 the :
publisher of country newspaper, at
he head of every enterprise to improve
he town and enrich the business
hereof; at IS he is an emanciated and
1orn out man with a bald head and '
oles in his pockets; at so he is a S
orpse in cheap coffin and the only \
esources left behind are two cases of +
'ng primer type, Washington hand v
ress and a subscription book with 679 I
elinquent subscribers who line up h
nd march past the bier and say: "He +
as public spirited fellow, but he t
ould not save anything" s