Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07

cows. Enquire of Harry H. Fletcher.
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.
Rev. John Evans of Miles City re-
turned Friday afternoon from Birney
where he had been to perform the cere-
momy which united in marriage Mr..
Lee Cutter and Miss Mabel Anderson.
J. D. Helm came in from the FORSYTH
ditch on the north side Saturday and
went down to Glendive Sunday with
the local team to assist them in their
game with Glendive Monday.
L. r. Terrett. left Tuesday for
30 days visit to his former home at
Salisbury, Missouri. Before return
ing home he, in company with Mrs.
Terrett, will visit the st. Louis fair.
Andrew Tadsen and wife were in
town Monday morning after para
phernalia with which to celebrate the
Fourth, few of the families of chat
neighborhood having joined in picnic
party.
Jas. M. Wilson left yesterday morn
ing for Minneapolis where he will
Join Mrs. Wilson who left two weeks
ago. They will spend couple of
weeks visiting relatives in Minnesota
before returning home.
Mrs. r. J. Lord of Billings stopped
at Forsyth Tuesday for a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Lord She
was on her way to her former home in
Maine where she will visit some time
with friends. and relatives.
+ It is reported that Forsyth is soon to
lose another pair of it's imported colo.
nizing lickspittles.-Forsyth Times.
Can it be possible that the editor of
The Times and one of his dictators are
contemplating change of climate?
Jas. Davidson came in from his
ranch on the Little Dry Saturday.
He visited with friends here Sunday
and was among those who celebrated
at Rosebud. Mr.. Davidson LETT Tues
day for Miles City on business relative
to his wool sale.
Yves Laughlin, who is assisting with
the carpenter work on the new school
house at Howard, came down Monday
after supplies for the crew. Mr..
Laughlin says that the work on the
building is progressing very rapidly
and that they will be ready for. the
masons this week.
J. A. Burlison came in Tuesday
from the north side where he had been
assisting with the shearing Of Dave
Nelson's sheep. Having injured his
right hand, Mr.. Burlison was unable
to stay with the crew until they had
completed their work, consequently
his return home.
w. H. Armstrong came in from his
ranch near Howard Tuesday. Mr..
Armstrong informs us that the small
grasshoppers are becoming quite nu-
merous, but is of the opinion that they
will do very little damage as vegeta-
tation has rank growth and is be-
yond the ravages of the hoppers.
The service at the NJ. E. church
Sunday evening was appropriate and
we'll attended. At 1880 the band boys
assembled ON the lawn and for half an
hour engaged in playing sacred and
patriotic airs, after which the congre-
ton gathered in the church where they
listened to very thoughtful discourse
by Rev. M. Rumohr, the subject being,
:Inscription on the Liberty Bell"
The Forsyth ball team returned f, ON
Glendive Tuesday morning and re-
ported a score of II to 5 in their favor
as result of the game played between
the Glendive and Forsyth teams Mon
day. The game was not an extra
ordinary one from point of good play
ing, the ground being in no condition
for ball playing. The locals did the
best they could and carried off the
purse money, 500.
Miss Isabella Fraser, matron of the
government hospital at Dunedin New
Zealand, arrived here last week and
will visit some time with her sister,