Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-12-03

H. M. Allen of Billings, general
manager of the H. M. Allen Lumber
Company, was in town Sunday.
w. D. Smith the Miles City stock
detective was transacting business in
this vicinity Monday and Tuesday.
L. E. Stone addressed the people of
Sheridan, Wyoming, last Saturday
afternoon on the advantages of social
ism.
Before buying your Christmas novel;
ties you will do we'll to call at the For
syth Drug Co. IS store and examine
their line.
VIM. Wolf of Brandenberg stopped
in Forsyth few days on his way home
from Chicago where he had been with
stock.
Fred L. Gibson came down from
Livingston Saturday to look after some
legal business which he has in this
locality.
Miss Moler. a Deaconess of the M.
E. church, will occupy the Methodist
pulpit next Sunday both morning and
evening.
A carload of brick was shipped
from here this week to Miles City to
be used on the new brick opera house
at that place.
Miss Mile Smith is among the for
tunate ones listed as having been
granted a state deploma by the diplo-
ma committee.
They won't last long. ''Better
hurry" and get shirt waist or golf
skirt at Hopes & Potters. They are
going at about cost.
The Forsyth Drug Co. handle paints,
oils, toilet articles, and everything per-
tanning to tirst-class drug store. Pre-
scriptions speciality.
State Senator Jas. S. Hopkins and
Representative William Bray left Sun
day for Helena to attend the special
session of the legislature.
Harry L. Wilson has been appointed
teacher of the new business depart
ment which was recently added to the
public schools at Billings.
Sheriff Davis and Deputy Lyndes
visited Miles City Monday and re-
turned Tuesday accompanied by Fred
Davis, Al Terrier and Frank Johnson,
who have been in the county jail at
Miles pending hearing at this term
of the district court.
Questions for the Ssh grade examin-
ations were not received by the county
superintendent to be given to those de-
sirous of taking them last Thursday,
owing to the fact of that day being a
legal holiday, doubtless. Candidates
for teachers certificates were: d.
Eastman, Nellie Dorsey, Grace Bell,
Name Philbrick, Anna Noyes and r.
r. Arnold.
The young ladies have organized
their basket ball team and met Tues
day afternoon in the Alexander hall
and did some practice work. Miss
Hattie Lane. as captain has sent a
challenge to the Glendive team and
they expect to have an interesting
game about the 18th of this month. If
the weather will permit, the game will
be played on fairgrounds, if not, at the
Alexander hall.
M. G. Yates who for the past six
months has been holding cases on the
News left Sunday for Billings, at
which place he will visit a few days
and tl4en travel to California where he
will spend the winter. Mr.. Yates has
proven himself a good workman dur
ing his stay here and has made many
friends who are sorry to learn of his
departure but who wish him success
in his new field.
M. S Lord and wife entertained a
few of their friends Tuesday evening"
The older members of the party passed
the time at whist, while the younger
people entered into the more lively
game of ping pong. AS the evening
progressed, the host, who was ever
anxious that his guests should pass a
pleasant evening, observed one young
man very much engrossed in the game
of ping pong. Being familiar with the
malady which is often the result of too
much ping pong, the host suggested