Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-04-14

| w. C. Swain was in Saturday from
Brandenburg.
| J. M. Partridge was a visitor from
Billings Tuesday.
Harry Armstrong WAS business
visitor to our city Monday.
Miss Ethlyn Foster of Birney was
| visiting Forsyth friends the first of the
| week.
Save fifty per cent by buying your
goods of Hopes & Potter. Everything
at cost.
You claim to be accurate? Prove it
by counting the lines and dots in the
chart on the first page.
The Northern Pacific gives rate of
fare and one-third to Billings Nay S to
Z, on account of the Eagles.
Chas. Duff was in from the a. H.
Terrett ranch near Br andenburg yes
terday after load of provisions.
The time is drawing near for the
closing of our counting contest. You'd
better send in your count before it is
| too late.
Last Saturday night the NJ. Z. choir
| met at the church and after their regu-
lar practice were treated to a dainty
| course of refreshments at the home of
| Pov ord NJ,e NJ ICrv,rLr
Geo. w. Brewster was business
visitor from Brney Monday. Mr.
Brewster informs us that the stock loss
was very moderate in that locality and
that the range is in fair condition.
Jas. S. Hopkins and Harry H.
Fletcher returned from few days
visit to their Blackfoot ranch in Lewis
and Clark county Sunday. They re-
port stock as being in fair shape
and range conditions good.
The Rosebud county delegates to the
republican state convention at Helena
returned this morning feeling very ju.
bilant over the fact that our county
had been recognized in highly fiat
tering manner by the convention.
| Senator Kent McLane of Miles City
stopped off at Forsyth yesterday on his
way home from Helena where he had
| been attending the republican co1ven-
ton. The object of his visit here was
to investigate a deal for the purchase
of two bands of sheep.
AS was hoped by all Rosebudites.
Major ]. E. Edwards was chosen as
| n1ea Nf hn n al fI1ea ~
publican convention to be held in Chi
cago June 81. While we are of a diff
ferent political faith from Mr.. Ed
wards we rejoice with our republican
friends in the honor bestowed upo,
this county, and believe that they made
a worthy selection in choosing Mr..
Edwards. lie will be staunch and
true supporter of the principles of re-
publicanism at the national conven
ton.
A. Goetschius. state organizer TO,
the Brotherhood of American Yeoman
came down from Billings Friday and
completed the organization of body
of Woman at this place Friday night
The lodge starts very favorablv will
a membership of about fifteen which
they hope to more than double in The
|
of the best and cheapest insurance or
ders operating in the United States to
day and those who are DESTROYS of Sc
curing protection for their families cal
NO no better than to look into the work
ings of the Brotherhood of America,
| Yeomen.
Monday morning H. r. Marcy a
acting coroner, accompanied by Tn
der Sheriff Kenealy and Geo Renek
er, Jas Kennedy, VIM. Shook, Franz
Morrison, Jas. Gregory and We
Laughin, coroner's jurymen, left fo
the vicinity of the Wilkes Brother.
.anch on the Little Blacktail to sit on
the body of a sheepherder who hat
been reported frozen to death during
the last storm. The body is SUPPOSE.
to be that of Jack O'Keif, a forme
herder for John Davidson. The Un
! der sheriff, coro Ter and jury returned
yesterday afternoon and the v.rdic
was to the effect that deceased c,me t,
his death by accident and expos ire.