Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-05
A. B. Cox of Billings is in town.

today.
H. Reed was in from the north side
Wednesday.
w. B. Hill was over from Crow
Agency this week.
Albert Crest was a visitor from Big
Timber yesterday.
Andrew Dodson was business
visitor Wednesday,.
Attorney Fred L. Gibson came down
from Livingston this morning.
Judge c. H. Loud came down from
Billings on No. this morning.
Attorney Geo. w. 'Farr came up
from Miles City on No. this morning.
Rev. John Evans conducted Episco-
pal services at the M. E. Church Tues
day night.
We are prepared to do all kinds of
frst-class tailoring, both ladies and
gents. jolly & Lon;en.
District court convened this morning
at the court house with Judge c. H.
Loud presiding.
Perry ]. Marker passed through
town Wednesday in charge OF two fine
horses for Lieutenant Chapman of Ft
Levenworth.
Miss Keever of Lebanon, Ohio, Sis
ter of Mrs. H. V. Beeman, arrived
Tuesday morning and will make For
syth her future home.
Yard and a half samples are the
kind to choose your fall suit from.
Hopes s. Potter have them.
The FUF boys completed their
roundup the first of the week and have
been busy the past few days at the
stock yards cutting out and loading
horses to be shipped east.
Two Moons, the CHEYENNE chief, Mrs.
Two Moons and the numerous little
Two Moons were in evidence this week.
Two Moons horse became unruly Mon
day and fell backwards with it's rider,
nearly causing the old chief to depart
for the happy hunting grounds.
Bob Darnell was in from the north
side Saturday,. Mr.. Darnell loaded
his winter supplies and says we will
Of hi Ia
also informs us that the range is good
in his section of the country and that
the people are feeling encouraged
thereby.
Miss Emma Holman and sister, for
merly of Forsyth but late of Helena,
who have been visiting relatives at
Glendive passed through Sunday night
on their return trip to Helena. AS
"Pinky Bill' happened to be on the
train the trip is reported as being a
pleasant one.
Charles A. F. School and Nancy
Anna Copass were united in marriage
at high noon today by Rev. M. Rumohr
| in the presence of a number of friends
| at their future home south of the track
| The newly married couple left on No. ,
for Miles City, but will return this
evening and Immediately set up house
keeping in the Richter property just
south OF the section house.
G. A. Danilson, county nurse, went
to Billings Monday with brother of
John Jacobs, who has a ranch on the
Rosebud river. Young Jacobs was
quite sick, but the doctors did not seem
to know just what the trouble was. He
had no money and few clothes and had
to be taken care of by the county. He
was brought in Sunday night by John
Davidson. 1t seems the young fellow
had been sick and alone for something
like six weeks.
Following is a partial list of work
selected by the state tex book COM
mittee, the first figures being whole
sale prices and the second retail:
Poems for Memorizing, As, 90; Matka,
by Jordan, 90, rs; Nature Stories of
the Northwest, As, 60; Stories of our
Mother Earth, As, 90; Tales of our New
Possessions, IS, 90; Lessons in Human
Education, 4 parts, each, 20, Is; Les
son in Nature Study, IS, 81. 90; Irving's
Selection, with notes, 20, 25cents. The
above books are for sale by the
Whitaker & Ray company, 723 market