Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-19
IE<E<<GGGE<G<GeGEe<EG5AA
= Local News y
Sssss33ss3sas33'33s333se

John "Doe" is serving 80 days for
vagrancy.
VIM. Stultz was visitor from Miles
City Monday.
Fresh bread constantly on hand at
T. J. Thompson's.
c. F. Lamb made business trip to
Livingston last week.
Leave your laundry at Huff's bar
Der shop. Work guaranteed.
M. Schiltz, chairman of the board of
county commissioners, was up from
Rosebud Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Grierson of Rancher
visited relatives and friends in Forsyth
several days last week.
Hopes & Potter's goods are going
like hot cakes. Make your purchase
before they are all gone.
Why let your property go uninsured
when you can procure the best poll
cies through p. G. Schoelkopf.
@
Rev. John Evans of Miles City con.
Quoted Episcopal service in the Odd
Fellows hall Sunday morning.
]. E. Choisser visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cho:sser on the
Rosebud Tuesday. He reports his
mother very ill.
The agency for the Billings steam
laundry is now in the hands Of T. ].
Thompson. Leave your laundry with
him. Satisfaction guaranteed.
the Alexander hall last Friday night
under the auspices of the ladies of the
Presbyterian church, is one of the best
artists in his line that has ever visited
Forsyth. He handled variety of au-
thors, showing great versatility of tall
ent by, reciting from comedy to tragedy
with an equally fine effect. The entire
recital was greatly enjoyed by his
large audience. The ladies netted
about IS.
Henry Cunningham and Hugh Quill
who were arrested two weeks ago for
taking possession of box car and
threatening a brakeman, were taken
before Justice Marcy Monday and
were fined $50 each and given three
months in Jail. Quill paid his fine
and was released on condition he leave
town, which he lost no time in doing
Cunningham being unable to pay his
fine will take few months rest be-
hind the bars.
The base ball game between Miles
City and Forsyth on the home grounds,
resulted in a score of ten to six in fav-
or of Miles City, and demonstrated
quite fully the fact that our boys need
more practice. Our team is excusatle
to a certain extent, however, as they
were compelled to use a number OF
''pick ups" not having their team
thoroughly organized. They promise
better games in the future, and we be-
lieve that they will soon put up suffic-
iently 'stiff" ball to open the eyes OF
teams in adjoining towns.
That a suitable railway crossing
in the vicinity of the depot is necess-
airy is quite apparent to all. A mum
Der of complaints came to our notice
the first of the week to the effect that
a string of cars had been left on the
track causing women and children to
walk two or three blocks out of their
way or forcing them to crawl under
cars or over bumpers, an unnecessary
inconvenience. We are informed that
the cars were allowed to remain con-
necteG the greater part Of one day,
also that this thing happens quite Of
ten.,@ 1t is the duty of every. good citi-
zen TO insist that the cars be property
divided allowing room for safe pas
sage between them, also to do all in
his .power to secure the necessary
crossing.
The meeting of the Forsyth, Bust
ness Mems association Tuesday eve
ming was largely, attended and a great
deal of enthusiasm was manifested by
all present. Several committees were
appointed as follows: Committee to
petition the N. P. Railroad company
for new ladies' waiting room; COM
mittee to petition the N. p. to furnish
water for sprinkling the streets and