Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-30
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why Act your property go untnSurc0
when you can procure the best poll
cies through p. c. Schoelkopf.
M. Schiltz came up from Rosebud
Friday to be on hand at the meeting of
the county commissioners SATURDAY.
Mrs. H. v. Beeman and Miss Kee-
yer returned Tuesday from a weeks
visit in the Yellowstone National
Park.
The Forsyth bail team is scheduled
to play the Glendive team at the latter
place Monday and Tuesday of next
week.
DR.. W. F. Guy, dentist, will make
trip down the Rosebud soon. Those
wishing him to call, notify him at
Forsyth.
The Alumni association met at the
home of Mrs. M. M. Austin last night
and initiated Miss Mayme Hammond
into the order.
Miss Julia Keever, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ii. V. Beeman,
the past six months, left today for her
home IN Ohio.
To close out their stock of hay ral:es
Harry H. Fletcher & Co. are offering
some fine ones at cost. Either one or
two horse rakes. x
To points within 200 miles the N. P.
company offer rate of fare and one
third for the round trip on July 2-3-4.
return limit July S.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Meyerhoff and
daughter Marian left Tuesday night
for a visit to their former home in Ne
braska. Before returning home they
will visit the st. Louis fair.
DR.. Ries1and, the we'll known eye
specialist, will be at Miles City, July
% to %; Rosebud, July %; Forsyth,
July 80 to August LIST. Remember he
comes regularly. Consultation free. K
Rev. H. X. Bushnell, late of Butte
but formerly from Nebraska, conduct
ed Presbyterian services at the court
house Sunday. Mr.. Bushnell will
preach each Sunday at the court house
until August first.
If in need of good hay rake you
will do we'll to examine the one set up
and on display at the rear of Harry
H. Fletcher g. Co.'S merchandise store.
These rakes are of the best make and
are going at cost.
Joe Helm, assistant engineer on the
Forsyth ditch, was in town yesterday
on BUSINESS connected with his work.
Mr.. Helm had been slightly indisposed
the past few weeks but is now suffici-
emily recovered to resume his duties.
The Forsyth band has been secured
by the program committee on the cele-
bration at Rosebud to furnish music
for the dav. The boys are putting in
the long evenings in di1igent practice
and will furnish some choice music.
DR.. w. F. Guy, dentist, will be in
Ashland July 18th, 10Th and 18th and
Birney July 18th and 10th. For those
unable to meet him at Ashland or Bir-
ney, on notification at Forsyth or Ash
land he will call at their homes.
There are very few men who care to
shuttle off this mortal coil and leave
their family wholly unprotected. If
you have policy in The Germania
Life Insurance Co. of New York, YOU
have the best protection. w. F.. John
son, special agent. News office.
Quite number of the Forsyth peo-
pie visited Miles City Sunday and wit
messed one of the best games of ball
tn at has been played in this
section for some time. Forsyth's team
put up the game of their lives but
Butler had his home-run clothes on
and chased the sphere over the fence
with two men on bases, which feat
won the day for Miles.
The Northern Pacific railway COM
pany offer a rate of fare and one-third
to st. Paul June IS, Minnesota County
Officers and Bankers Exchange to
Worlds fair; Hamilton, Mont, August
% to %, Federation of labor; Deer
Lodge, Mont, August % to %, A. O.
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