Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-03
Base Ball Sunday next-Gl endive VS..

Bishop John B. Brondel come in
from Helena last night and took the
stage to the St. Labres Mission an the
Cheyenne reservation.
Peter Jackson and wife came up
from Rosebud Monday to place their
son, who is threatened with typhoid
fever, under the care of doctor.
Ben Kidwe1l has sold out his half
interest in the lumber yard of Conn &
Kidwell to J. E. Edwards. Mr.. Ed
wards took charge last Tuesday.
Senator James S. Hopkins and J. E.
Chosser will leave on the fourth
instant for Chicago and other eastern
points. They will be gone about three
weeks.
Everyone turn out Sunday afternoon
for the Base Ball game. Our home
boys play Glendive and the teams
promise one of the best games of the
season.
From all appearances new brick
house will soon be erected on the south
side of the tracks, as the brick has
been hauled and placed on a vacant
lot there
J. Horsky, pharmacist at w. H.
Simons, was buslly engaged the fore
part of the week marking and placing
the school books, which were received
Monday.
Charley Smith has resigned his po-
sition as care aker Of the school house
and grounds and has gone to work for
the N. p, having accepted the position
of call boy.
Those who attend the ball games
should patronize the grand stand, and
contribute where they do not. The
money is needed to pay the expenses of
teams.
The n. p. makes a rate of fare and
to Helena, October 4th to 9th
inclusive, and on No. l, October 10th,
not later. Return limit October 18th.
Children half fare.
Yellowston County Fair at Billings
81, one fare and one-third
for round trip. Date of sale September
7 to II, inclusive. Limit September
18th. Children half fare.
The work on NJ. S. Lords house is
being pushed and what was. two
weeks ago, only a foundation has now
been transformed into a commodious
residence, which will soon be occupied
by the owner.
A number of intimate friends gather
ed at the home of Miss Pearl Kane
last Saturday evening in honor of her
birthday, also as a farwell party to
Geo. Kane who departed on No. 3 for
Sheridan, Wyo.
Miss Bessie Cass, who has been So
journing in the park for the past two
weeks, stopped off at Forsyth yester-
day for a few days visit with her Sis
ter, Mrs. J. B. Wider, while on her
way to St. Paul.
Thos. H. Carter, ex-U. S. senator,
now chairman of the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition, stopped off at Forsyth
Saturday, for a short business visit,
while on his way home from an ex-
tended trip through the east.
Successful candidates for Sd grade
certificates were Misses Nellie Clarke,
Lizzie Shook and Bessie Lindebure;
for I'd grade: Mr.. G.. a. Wilton; for
lst grade Miss Sussie Ptiffner and
professional Miss Bessie Grierson.
Geo. Northway returned yesterday
from a short visit to Billings. Geo.
says tibet the business men of Forsyth
have nothing to complain of, that bust
ness In Billings is very dull and TAX
ing the population of the two town into
Forsyth is far ahead of
Billings.
A land slide on the N. p. about
:hree miles east of Rosebud forced the
engine and ten cars of No. IS into the
liver at about AIS yesterday morning
and delayed No. i, passenger due here
1t 800 a. M, six hours. Nobody was
injured though some of the trainmen
we're shaken up somewhat.
George A. Griggs of Billings is au-