Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-12
Additional Local
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The lumber is now on the ground for
the erection of an addition to the pres
ent depot. The new room will be used
for the storage of freight.
The closing out sale at Hopes &
Potter's is making a marked decrease
in the stock, but there is still plenty to
choose from. Call and see them.
Lincoln Muri received very pain
full injury Saturday by jumping onto
the rear end of coal wagon from
which he fell dislocating his knee.
Prof. Fouche stands among the
greatest of Shakespearean interpre-
ters. DIR. James Reid, President of
Montana College, Bozemen, Mon
tana. He will appear at Alexander
hall Friday night.
Geo. Wade, who had been clerk for
Roadmaster johnson for some time
pasSresigned the first of the week and
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surveyors now operating on the north
side. ss
Miss Nellie Clark has been selected
as delegate to the Epworth League
state convention to be held at Billings,
June 10. Several other young people
expect to attend the convention but
Miss Clark goes as the official dele
gate.
A special meeting of the county COM
missioners will be held Saturday for
the purpose of calling an election, that
the people of Forsyth may be given an
opportunity of choosing a mayor and
four alderman to manage their city
affairs.
AT the meeting OF the Business Mems
association last Friday night was
brought up the subject of erecting
wool warehouse at Forsyth. They
will hold another meeting tomorrow
night at which you are requested to be
present.
The many friends of Miss Carry
Casselman, who has been competent
teacher in the Forsyth schools for the
past two years, will be pleased to learn
that she has been elected to position
as teacher in the schools at Livingston
Montana.
Frank Wood took on few too many
nips of the 'Kentuckians thirst quech-
er" Tuesday with the result that he
was taken in charge by the sheriff
and brought up before Judge Thomp-
son where he received sentence of
thirty days.
Professor and Mrs. Beeman enter
tanned the Junior and senior classes of
the high school Saturday night. The
evening was pleasantly passed at the
games of finch and pit after which re-
freshments, consisting Of ice cream
and cake, were served.
D. 1. Todd, advance agent for Prof.
Fouche, was in town yesterday and
made arrangements with the ladies of
the Presbyterian church whereby Mr..
Fouche will give one of his celebrated
exhibitions under their auspices at the
Alexander hall tomorrow (Friday)
night.
Last years graduates of the. high
school met Thursday night at the home
of Prof. Beeman and elected the follow
ing officers for the alumni: Miss May
Waddingham, president; Fred Peter
son, vice7presdent; Mrs. r. ]. Cole,
secretary and Miss Lizzie Shook,
treasurer.
Andrew Tadson sheep inspector
for this district, who has been over on
the north side looking over the various
flocks, some of which had been re-
ported to have been exposed to scab,
returned Tuesday and impaired the
pleasing tidings that no scab exists in
Rosebud county.
One on the pleasing and profitable
entertainments of the week was given
by the Plymouth Club at the First
Congregational church, when ]. Frank
Fouche, the noted reciter, held the
platform for two hours, to the delight
of the audience. Mr.. Fouche is as
versatile as he is clever in his mono-
logue efforts. The court scene from
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