Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-17

| City Saturday.
Isaac Azeling of Howard was on our
istreets Saturday.
| Fred H. Hathborn Of Billings was a
Forsyth visitor Friday.
Henry Smith was business visitor
from Rosebud Saturday.
VIM. Bolton of Terry was Forsyth
business visitor Tuesday.
| D. G. Ceilings is a visitor from the
Lee neighborhood this week.
H. H. buckingham was business
visitor from Howard Saturday.
F. L. Mefford of Rosebud was trans
] acting business in Forsyth Friday.
! Mrs. ]. a. Stoll of Miles City was
visiting friends in Forsyth Tuesday.
]. B. Wheeler of Rosebud was trans
acting business in our city SATURDAY.
Harry Butterfeld, one of Rosehud's
energetic business men, was Fsrsyth
visitor Tuesday.
Frances, Carlton and lola Clark
spent last week at the island home of
their uncle, w. Paine.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church met this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Bert Coleman
John Jacobs came down from Bill
| lings last night for few days bust
ness visit in this community.
The county comn ssioners are busilv
engaged today in canvassng the off
cial returns Of last weeks election.
John Barringer, one of the old time
| residents of Lee. was transactinr
business in the county center Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Huff entertained
number of their friends last night at
11inch and other social games A very
pleasant time was reported.
The Ladies Aid society of the Nj.
T.. church met yesterday at the home
OF Mrs. j. G. Lyndes. They will meet
next week at the home of Mrs. Paine.
VIM. Sea, jr., member of Rea
Bros. Sheep company, came up from
Billings last night for a few DAYS
business visit in Forsyth and vicinity.
Mrs. w. II. Hardy, who has been
quite III for some weeks past, left last
night for Billings where she will enter
the hospital. Mrs. N. O. Finch ac-
companied her
Y. M. Bair OF Billings came down
from that city last night for the pur-
pose of closing & deal whereby he is to
become the possessor OF a band Of
sheep formerly belonging to VIM. Lind
say of Glendve
The Epworthians gave a reception
IN honor Of Rev. and Mrs. John Oliver
thursday evening. About twenty per-
sons were present who enjoyed them
selves Immensely playing social games.
after which refreshments were served.
VIM. Lindsay ~of Glendive, whose
a~perations to the gubernatorial chair
received such a severe setback on the
Sch inst, arrived in town last night for
the purpose of transferring a band Of
sheep from his own possession to that
OF G. M. Bair.
Mrs. Bert Coleman entertained We'd
nesday afternoon ia honor Of Mrs.
Marsh, who is soon TO leave for the
east to spend the winter. The time
was pleasantly passed at euchre, there
being four tables. Mrs. Luther Ter
rett succeeded in winning the greatest
number of points and was presented
with handsome china plate. The
hostess served dainty refres hmcnts.
A very pretty home wedding occur
red last Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der ninth. at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Milo Cowles 90 Tongue river, when
tie Rev. John Oliver, pastor of the
Methodist church OF Forsyth and Miss
NJ. Louise Foster, we're united in mar
riage. Only the intimate friends and
relatives were present. The house !
was tastefully decorated for the occa- |
sion with profusion Of roses, snilax /
and carnations. At exactly four |
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