Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-04-07
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side Saturday.
James Davidson was IN from San
ford Monday.
Jas. Davidson was visitor from the
north side Monday.
Louis Lower was a visitor from
Miles City Monday.
J. P. Fenwick of Livingston was on
our streets Thursday.
A. B. Olden was transacting bust
ness in town Saturday.
John Davidson and wife were visit
ing Forsyth friends Friday.
w. G. Cain and John O'Neil were
visitors from Billings Tuesday.
Miss Smith will entertain gather
ing of young people tomorrow eve
ming.
Misses Anna and Susie Pfffner of
Rosebud are visiting friends here this
week.
J. G. Meek returned to his home at
Rosebud Saturday after few days of
court.
Save fifty per cent by buying your
goods of Hopes & Potter. Everything
at cost.
A dance was given at the Alexander
hall Tuesday night. Those who at
tended report very pleasant time.
Rev. L. S. Schermerhorn of Billings
will preach at the court house next
Sunday morning and evening. You
are invited to attend.
The agency for the Billings steam
laundry is now in the hands of T. J.
Thompson. Leave your laundry with
him. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Epworth League at GAS, Sunday
evening. Subject-"Two Standards
of Life References-Matt. 5:43-48;
l John 2-15-17. Everybody invited to
attend.
Otto Gunvalson came up from Miles
City Tuesday morning and assisted in
rendering sweet strains of music for
the revelers at the Alexander hall
Tuesday evening.
If you are wanting anything in the
line OF furniture, Carpets, rugs or
queensware call at J. F. Kennedy's
WI I,
and the prices are reasonable.
After court adjourned Saturday
Judge Loud, Stenographer Kreidler,
Attorneys Farr, Sanner and Porter
departed for Miles City that they
might spend Sunday at home. They
returned again Monday however, and
resumed their court duties.
For Sale: Ranch of 40 acres with
clear title, located nine miles from
railroad town of 200 inhabitants. 20
acres in alfalfa, 20 acres under cultl-
walton, 90 acres good hay meadow and
$40 acres of good pasture along river.
Price, seven dollars per acre. If pur-
chaser wants it we will throw in con-
tract for section of railroad land on
which one payment has been made.
This is also fine pasture land. Pay
ments to be made as follows, 81, 500
down, and balance in three yearly
payments of 1896 GO each, Groom house,
cellar, barn, we'll with windmill, and
necessary outbuildings. For further
information, call on or write
P. c. Schoelkopf, Forsyth, Mont. X
Donald Duff came in from Phil
bricks ranch last week and having
more time, also money, than he knew
what to do with began spending both
in the haunts where boozerine is dis
persed to those who think life not
worth living until their hide is soaked
full of fermented prune juice or other
equally vile stuff, with the result that
he got degree or two to noisy and
Sheriff Northway was compelled to
take him in hand. He was brought
up before Judge Thompson who gave
him $40 and costs and informed him
that second offense would meet with
more severe punishment. The Don
thought the judge did not mean what
he said and having paid his ten and
costs believed himself entitled to pro-
longed spree with as much disturbance
as he wanted to raise. But he was
again headed off by the sheriff who,