Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-16
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See P. c. Schoelkopf for fire insur-
ance. r.
W. D. Mcvey came down from Lame
Deer: Sunday. ''as.
Geo walters came down from Lame
Deer Sunday. n
John Davidson was in from the Lee
neighborhood Friday, 4 ~
Before disposing Of your hides, and
pelts call ON G. w. Bailey. "
J. M. Partridge was business yisi-
tor from Billings Saturday.
Ben Darnell of Miles City was
among the spectators at the ball game
Sunday.
e. w. Bailey pays the highest cash
price for hides and pelts of all dis
criptions. -
Judge H. c. Loud passed through
town Sunday night on No. 3 enroute to
Billings.
H. c. Means was in from the For
syth ditch on the north side Sunday
and Monday. W.
Watch for DR.. Guy, dentist He is
going down the Rosebud; If you wish
him to call, notify him at Forsyth.
Only 157 names registered, for the
city election against 1917 on incorpora-
ton. Has the Down been depopulat-
ing?
l have buyers for Montana farms. If
you want to sell, list with me or write
for particulars. Horace Grant, Hest
Building, Kansas City, Mo.
F. Ford and c. r. Mcdonald came
in from St. Paul Sunday night and it
is expected that they will help the To-
cal ball team in their future games.
If you are wanting anything in the
line of furniture, carpets, rugs or
queensware call at J. F. Kennedy's
furniture store. You will find it there
and the prices are reasonable.
Harry H. Fletcher & Co. have on
hand number of hay rakes, which
they are closing out at cost. These
rakes are of the best make and if in
need of a rake you will examine the
one which is on exhibit at the rear of
the store. II;
J. w. Taylor was in from the L.
w. Fihrman ranch on Pease Bottom
Monday. Mr.. Taylor was pleasant
caller at this Office and when leaving
took with him generous supply of ex-
changes with which to while away the
hours of rest.
A. w. Mcintosh was in from his
ranch on the Rosebud Saturday. Mr..
Mcintosh informs us that the range
and crop conditions are more fav-
orable in his locality than they have
been at this time of year for a number
of years past.
Attention of Montana stockmen is
called to the public sale of IS head of
registered Shorthorn bulls at Miles
City. Montana, Wednesday, June p,
1904; these bulls are large, beefy,
blocky bulls ready for heavy service;
they are the property of r. Weldon
Ragsdale of Shelbina, Missouri and
w. O. Merz of Montecel1a, Minnesota.
These gentlemen are sending out to
this sale their entire crop of bulls and
are anxious that every man interested
in good cattle be present at the sale;
they are confident that the bulls will
please you, they have been wintered in
open sheds and are not stall fed ami
mails. Come to the sale. X. w. Bar
clay, the auctioneer in charge of the
sale will be in Miles City a week be-
fore the sale, to answer any inquiries,
in regard to the bulls, by mail or in
person.
Mrs. H. v. Beeman and Miss Kee-
yer, while returning from their visit to
Miles City Sunday night, by a mis-
take which was INDEPENDENTLY made
by Judge Loud, were assisted off the
train at Rosebud, at which place they
visited until Monday night. From in.
formation gathered it seems that Judge
Loud, enroute to Billings, was on the
same train as the ladies and arriving
at Rosebud station, which the Judge
thought to be FORSYTH, he assisted the
ladies to the platform and had hare1v