Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-10

AOWS 0dll 0uuuays november II. yOC
are invited to attend.
| r. N. Hitchcock, one Of the members
Jof the surveyors crew camped on the
Little Porcupine, was Forsyth bust.
ness visitor yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. life returned
Saturday from. their wedding trip,
having spent the past two weeks in
Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Miss L. B. velten from st. Louis
has been at the American hotel this
week displaying line Of furs and
taking orders for tailor-made suits.
The Epworth League meets next
Sunday evening at GAS. The subject
is, GLOW Giving Reacts Upon Me. =
References, Prov. 8: 9-1O; Cor. 9: Oil.
The smallest advertisement, like the
little tack, will attract attention if its
point is good and we'll placed. Adver-
tise in the News and you will get re-
turns.
Rate of one fare plus $500 for the
round trip to Chicago, III. Date of
sale. November . to 20, inclusive.
Limit, December 7. Tickets sold on
certificate plan.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church met Wednesday
with Mrs. W. E. Martin. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. r. J. Cole.
Hon. VIM. Lindsay was a Forsyth
business visitor Monday forenoon and
was entertained by the Roosevelt-Fair-
banks club at their club rooms in the
Marcyes block. \
;. G. Auld came up from Miles City
Saturday and joined the jolly crowd
of Forsythites who journeyed to Rose
bud to participate in the grand repub-
lican jollification.
Jos. T. Brown and Ed. McGehee de-
parted for their respective homes at
Birney Monday morning, after an ex-
extended sojourn in this neighborhood.
Do not fail to attend the concert to
be given by the ladies of the Episcopal
guild. The best local talent has been
procured and an evening of high-class
entertainment is assured.
The merchant who knows he has the
best values in town and does not ad
vertise is like the prisoner who knows
ne IS 1nnocent-it does him no good
unless other people know it. Adver-
tise in the News and let the people
know you have something of merit.
r. F.. Kersten, brother of our WE'LL
known ball player, Otto P. Kersten.
arrived in Forsyth yesterday morning
from an extended visit in Alaska.
where he has been engaged in the sig
nal service, for short visit with his
brother before returning to his home in
Frank Stockley returned Thursday
from Stevens Point, Wis, with his
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Stockley have
been spending the past week with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mulligan and will be-
gin housekeeping in the near future.
Mr.. Stockley is conductor on the
Northern Pacific railroad.
The Presbyterian church, SUNDAY.
November II, 1904. service,
II O'Clock Subject, Believing What
You Can't See.'' Evening service,
1:3O O'Clock. Subject, "The Greatest
Question. These matters are of vital
interest. Every one is earnestly urged
o attend.-V. v. Nichlas, pastor.
Work on the electric light system,
shortly to be installed here, has now
Begun in dead earnest. Yesterday
'ar load of poles arrived and a gang of
men are now employed placing them.
The building in which the plant will
,e located will be built just opposite
he Alexander hall, and will be of
rick, dimensions SO by so feet. r.
20, well! I knew just how the
lection was going all the time. OF :
curse, I didn't feel like saying any
hing, but was satisfied the entire
emocratic ticket would be defeated.
let my old hat there are more wise
len OF this caliber in Rosebud county
oday than there were in the whole
reation in the time of the NazaritA