Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-24

| A good attendance was at the meet
ing of the Ladies' Aid society at the
parsonage yesterday afternoon. Among
/ other business transacted was the cleo
ton of officers, which resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs. Lyndes, president; Mrs. w.
Westaby, vice-president; Mrs. M.
Rumohr, treasurer; Mrs. H. v, Bee.
man, secretary, and Mrs. Pattison
assistant secretary.
1t is laughable to see the effort Ira
is making to have himself noticed bv
the state press. He writes articles for
them in which, of course, he manages
to boost himself, then copies the same
articles in his paper. the Forsyth
"Crimes. Keep shooting it into them
Ira, or some of them may forget their
instructions from your Uncle T. Henry
Carter.
A number of subscribers are COM
planning that they have not received
this paper on an average of once a
month. Is this another scheme of the
thieving, purjuring, Amalgamated
robbers to keep the outside people IN
the dark as to what the coal oil ring is
doing? Hands off the mail, you rob-
bers, or prepare yourselves to suffer
the consequences.
John Horsky. the congenial druggist
who has been with w. H. Simons this
summer, was taken quite seriously i'll
Monday with an attack of typhoid
fever, and left Monday night for his
home at Helena. He has resigned his
position with Mr.. Simons and will
not return to Forsyth. Mr.. Horsky has
made numerous friends during his So
journ at Forsyth who are sorry to lose
his companionship and hope that his
illness will not prove serious one.
That the Miles City ball team has
no claim on the amateur championship
of the state, was proven at the ball
grounds in Glendive yesterday, when
Forsyth won from them, the score be-
ing II to 10. We hope this game will
etfectually bridge over the difficulty
which caused hard feelings between
the two teams, that they may hence
forth be on peaceable terms and plav
ball without ''chewing up all the old
rags in the community.
The Rebekah lodge celebrated their
SD anniversary at the l. O. OF.
hall last Saturday night in very
BETTING manner. They invited their
brother Odd Fellows and friends to
participate in an entertainment and
lunch, which was heartily enjoyed by
all present. One feature of the even
ing was a paper, by name, "The
Oven, With Roast for all People,
which was compiled by the ladies, and
caused no little merriment. The
Rebekahs are certainly past masters
at entertaining.
Rather novel wedding took place
at 7:3O last evening in DR.. Wilson's
Office. The participants were Paul
{. Shoelkropf, of Forsyth, and Miss
Hattie Bell Mosier, of Billings. The
wedding was announced some time ago
to take place at the home of the brides
parents near Billings, but the acct
dent which befell Mr.. Schoelkropf,
made it impossible for him to go to
Billings, consequently Miss Moser
came down to Forsyth and, both being
determined regardless of the sad acct
dent, they were made man and wife
by Kew. M. Rumohr, in the presence of
a few intimate friends, Mr.. School
kropt lying on stretcher and Miss
Mosier sitting in chair beside him. |
Although they are beginning their
married career under such sad circum-
stances, the News joins their many |
friends in wishing them happy and |
care free journey through life.
AT about four o'clock Tuesday morn
ing sad and painful accident happen
ed to Paul c. Schoelkropf,a freight con.
ductor on the N. p, who is we'll and
favorably known here. About the
time mentioned Mr.. Schoelkropf wish
ed to cross the tracks and, as is al
ways the case in Forsyth, number of
strings of cars were before him to be
over, crawled under or walked
around; not having time to walk around
them, he decided to climb over the