Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-03
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T. J. Thompson's.
Twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Coleman last Thursday.
''I'm right and know it. If you
don't believe it, count them yourself
and be convinced
Rev. M. Rumohr left for Rancher
Sunday night at which place he
held services Monday night.
Last week Lutte Dick disposed of his
property on west Main street to Hal
Withing, head clerk for the new de-
partment store.
There was fair attendance at the
Episcopal services conducted by Rev.
John Evans in the Odd Fellows hall
Sunday morning.
Having sold otw business to Linton
Richardson Co., all persons knowing
themselves indebted to us will please
call and settle. Davis & Marsh.
Harry H. Fletcher has sold his res
idence property in the north part of
town which was completed last fall
and is now occupied by J. w. Multi
gan to Mrs. Zelda Campbell Mulligan.
DR.. Rieslana, the we'll known eye
specialist who comes here regularly,
grinding all glasses, will be at Miles
City March 8 to Is, and here at Ameri-
can hotel March IA and Is. Consulta-
ton free.
The first Of the week Harry H.
Fletcher & Co., made a number of
changes in their store which ad great
ly to its appearance. New shelving
has been pat in and the clothing Ia
b1es rearranged in a manner very
pleasing to the eve.
The Linton Richardson Co.'s new
department store, located in the new
Marcy building are now prepared to
furnish YOU anything to be found in an
up-to-date department store at prices
that will appeal to your economic SEN
satellites. You will find their an
nouncensent on the fifth page of this is
sue
The Swift Current Oil company
which has extensive lands in the
northern part of Teton county, has
struck q flow of oil that surpasses any
thing in the history of the state. c.
w. Bailey" one of the stock owners of
the company, received information the
first of the week that the stock, on the
market at ten cents per, has been adj
vanced to $500 per share. Montana is
the ideal state for Bonanzas
l.. T. Coleman, who had, for some
time past, been employed in the II. r.
Marcy genera merchandise store, left
Saturday morning for Nebraska where
he expects to spend some time visiting
friends and relatives. He will be &C
companied on his return Journey by
Mrs. Coleman and child who are at
present visiting her parents at Fails
City, Nebraska. Upon their RETURN
they will take up their residence in
the house formerly occupied by Mrs.
Kane, the property recently purchased
by Mr.. Coleman of DIR. A. G.. Wilson.
The apron sale, entertainment and
supper given by the Ladies Aid Go
ciety at the Alexander hall Friday
proved a success both socially and fl
nancially. The gross receipts amount
ed to upwards Of sixty-five dollars.
The aprons were all sold at good
prices and many more could have been
disposed of had they been in stock.
The farce, ga Business Meeting of the
Ladies Aid was eu1oyed by all and,
though We are NOT an authority on meet
ings of the Ladies Aid, from informa-
ton gathered we conclude it was very
realistic. Be this as il may, it was
highly entertaining. After the enter
tainment supper WAS served consist
ing of coffee, sandwiches and cake
The affair was an enjoyable one
and was greatly appreciated by all
present.
An arrangement has been entered
into by the stores whereby they will
close on Sunday. Those who have
heretofore been in the habit OF making
purchases on Sunday will govern |
themselves according to the new order
and do their shopping Saturday. The