Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-09
Ball game Sunday.

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E. "A. Bali of Sanford was on our
streets yesterday.
Lowell r. King was a visitor from
Bozeman Sunday.
Thos. W. King was down from
Rancher Monday.
A. T. Wright was business visitor
from Billings Friday.
Peter Larson and E. w. Beattie
| were Forsyth visitors yesterday.
Don't sell those hides or pelts until
you see c. w. Bailey. He pays the
highest cash price.
E. A. Richardson came over from
Grow Agency Tuesday to look after
business interests in Forsyth.
Chas. Mock, who has been over in
| Wyoming the past winter with w. W.
Nc Donald, returned this week.
John c. Hope came down from Bir-
ney Sunday and was present at the
meeting of the commissioners Mon.
day. ~
Dwight Bushnell, a member of the
surveying party now working on the
north side, was Forsyth visitor Fri
day.
Miss Bessie Grierson left on the
noon train Tuesday for the home of her
childhood in the southern part of
Scotland.
Rev. John Oliver stopped at Forsyth
Monday for few days visit with
friends while on his way home from
the Epworth League convention at
Billings.
Miss Margaret McRae stopped off at
Forsyth Monday while on her way to
Butte to join the young ladies who will
represent the Inter Mountain at the St.
| Louis fair.
Mrs. T. W. Longley arrived from
her former home at Conway, Arkan-
sas yesterday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Longley will make their future
home at the Island ranch.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. f.
| church will give lawn social at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
| Westaby, Friday. night, June II. You.
are respectfully invited to attend.
A company of artists consisting of
Billy O'Connor, w. r. Claman, L. M.
Claman and Baby Claman came in
Sunday and played to medium houses
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights.
Miss Fitzpatrick left Saturday for
her home in Owosso, Michigan. We
are informed that she was rendered a
position at Seattle, Washington, but
did not learn whether the offer was &C
cepted or not.
Misses Smith and jackson have
been elected to positions in the schools
at Helena. Thus we learn that all
the Forsyth teachers who wished posi-
tons have secured far better ones than
those they were requested to resign
here.
Judge H. c. Loud has made an or
der that hereafter all applicants for
naturalization papers will be required
to file their petition with the clerk at
least "a hours before the hearing for
admission to citizenship. The order
is based on the new law of 1908.
Quite crowd gathered at the de-
pot Tuesday noon to bid good bye to
the teachers who have been so popular
with Forsyth people and who were
taking their departure on the noon
train for their respective homes.
Misses Casselman and Jackson will
travel together to the St. Louis fair,
| where they will visit some time, after
| which Miss Jackson will take a sum-
mer course in the University of Chi
cago before returning to her home at
Lovel, Ohio. Miss Cass Gilman will
Immediately return to her home at
Montague, Michigan, after visiting the
fair. Miss Heath expected to go on
the same train but a mistake having
been made in her ticket she was COM
PEELED to wait day or two. She left
today noon for her home at Fredonia,
Kansas.