Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-09
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Play ball.
R. McRae came up from Rosebud
Sunday.
Peter Jakobi was in from the north
side yesterday.
John Larson of Howard was a For
syth business visitor yesterday.
Prof. Beeman is completing the work
OF his class in geometry this week.
If you would save money you will
buy your goods of Hopes & Potter.*
Dance given by the ball boys Thurs
day night, June 10th. Don't fail to at
tend.
Misses Luella and Hattie Lane are
visiting friends at Miles City this
week.
G. W. Bailey pays the highest cash
price for hides and pelts of all dis
criptions. II
Help good cause along by buying
ticket to the ball boys dance. Only
cost you one dollar.
The Episcopal guild will meet next
Tuesday at two o'clock at the home of
Mrs. L. T. Coleman.
Mrs. Beeman and Miss Keever went
down to Miles City today for a few
days visit with friends.
Mrs. L. r. Terrett and son Luther
left today for the St. Louis fair. Mrs.
Terrett will spend some time visiting
relatives at Salisbury, Mo. before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Alexander entertained the lad
les at finch and euchre Monday after
: noon. Mrs. Austin was recipient of
the prize at euchre while Mrs. Johnson
received the prize at finch. After the
games toothsome course of refresh
ments were served.
c. M. Bair of Billings was looking
after business interests in Forsyth yes
terday. Mr.. Rair has disposed of his
clip, the largest in Montana, amount
ing to something over 100000 pounds,
to Jeramiah Williams & Co., of Bos-
ton, Mass, for 16H cents per pound
straight.
The reception given by the High
School Literary society Thursday
night was we'll attended. In fact the
room was so crowded and the heat be-
came so oppressive that a number of
those present were compelled to sue
cumb, requiringthe service of doctor.
An entertaining program was given
consisting of solos by Mrs. Marsh and
Miss Smith, each receiving an encore;
instrumental duet by Mrs. Eckels and
Miss Waddingham; play-"Six Cups
OF Chocolate, by Misses lola and
Fern Clark, Maggie Shook, Josephine
McHugh, Olive Marcyes and Viola
Guy; essay-''For Value Received 1
Promise to Pay" Miss Mayme Ham
mond. After the program was COM
pleted refreshments, consisting of ice
cream and cake were served.
Attention of Montana stockmen is
called to the public sale of rs head of
registered Shorthorn bulls at Miles
City. Montana, Wednesday, June %,
1904; these bulls are large, beefy,
blocky bulls ready for heavy service;
they are the property of T.. Weldon
kagsdale of Shelbina, Missouri and
w. o. Merz of Montecella, 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. Il. 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.
The Forsyth ball team is rapidly
assuming proportions which bid fair
to make some of the contesting teams
play better ball than has been played
in eastern Montana for years if they
expect to carry the flag of the victor
ious. The latest additions to the
team are: Frank Harding of Granite,