Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-02-04

'terday.
VIM. Bischoff was up from Rosebud
Sunday.
L. Stone was in from the north side
Sunday.
F. v. Westaby was a visitor from
Jordon Friday.
Chas. Z. Pond was a business visi-
tor from Rosebud Tuesday.
Attorney Collins was business Wis
itor from Rosebud yesterday.
E. D. Wiston af Sabva paid visit
to the county center Tuesday.
The next meeting of the Parents
club will be held Friday, February
18th.
c. r. Wyman of Crowley, Wyoming
was business visitor to Forsyth last
week.
Gus Stohr, head farmer at Lame
Deer agency, was a Forsyth visitor d
few days this week.
Harry H. Fletcher has been confined
to the house the past few days with a
slight attack of hydralicumphlipz.
The next regular meeting of the Bus
mess Mems association will convene
tomorrow night at the court house at
eight thirty.
VIM. Choisser, wife and daughter,
Miss olympic came in from their Rose
bud ranch Monday for a few days visit
with relatives.
Before making purchase inspect
the bargain counter at Hopes & Pot
ter's. You may find what you want
and save money.
The teachers and pupils were sum
moned to their customary duties at the
school house Monday morning, after
an absence of three weeks, the schools
being closed on account of the small
poX scare.
The Times Office is now comfortably
settled in their new quarters and I'm
Gle Ira is authority for the statement
that now, having little more light on
the subject, he will be able to grind
out sayings and things to the edifica-
ton of the entire community.
Fees in the county clerks office for
January 1904 amounted to $113.85, the
second largest fee received since Jan
uary 1908. The fees for July 1908
amounted to $142.9O, which includes
the filing of two townsite plats amount
ing to $685.. This is a good showing
and evidences the fact that the affairs
of the county are prospecting.
j. w. Mulligan and Miss Zelda
Campbell were married January 18th
at Red Oak, Arkansas, the home of
the BRIDES parents. They arrived in
Forsyth Sunday night, and have start
ed in housekeeping in Mr.. Mulligan's
house situated just across the street
from the residence formerly occupied
by H. G. Wright. The happy couple
will be at home to their friends after
February 10th.
A number of youthful aspirants to
notoriety congregated Monday night,
each being the proud possessor of a
tin can or some other instrument
whereby disagreeable sounds might be
produced, in the front yard of J. w.
Mulligan's residence where they pro-
ceeded to ''make night hideous" until
that worthy put in an appearance at
the front door and bought them off.
The old fashioned habit of the chart
vari will crop out when two young
prople decide to join hands and walk
through life together and the tin can
is in evidence on all occasions.
Two new cases OF. smallpox were re-
ported at Miles City Tuesday, and as
a consequence some of her citizens are
more or less excited. A dance was
i4Sl.i lHClc d lew nights dSO ana OOtn
of the unfortunate victims of the dread
ed disease were present. The health
officer is cup tree" not knowing
just who should be Gagged up, or who
should be allowed to run at large.
This will probably teach them to be
little more discrete in their criticism of
other MIA a fl icted in a similar man
ner.
The voting contest in Rosebud coun-