Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-17

Alfred and ]. p. Isaac were down
from Rancher this week.
Great closing out sale now on at
Hopes & Potter's. .ssYou'll have to
hurry"
Don't forget that the Forsyth stores
will be closed all day Sunday in the
future.
Moses called on our Office devil
Tuesday Moses Bloom representing
the St. Paul Dispatch.
If you put your shopping off until
Sunday you will be disappointed. The
Sunday closing order has gone into
effect.
Why not put in few minutes time
counting the lines in the chart on the
front page. You Will be we'll repaid
for your time.
Mrs. I. Huff who has been visiting
her sons here for few weeks, returned
to her home at Wonewoc, Wisconsin,
ueSuay morning.
Spinach, celery, cocoanut, bananas,
stuffed dates, figs, swiss cheese, linn
burger, chocolate and penny candies
of all descriptions. Bert Coleman &
Co.
II you are wanting anything in the
M fy,r,, -
queensware call at J. F. Kennedy's
furniture store. You will find it there
and the prices are reasonable.
Fare and one-third for round trip ov-
err the N. p. for the following occas-
sions: Ladies of the Macca bees, April
l, Great Falls; Montana State Board
of Health, May %, Helena; G. A. r.
and w. r. c., March 1922, Missoula.
For further information see the N. p.
agent.
Rev. w. w. Howard of Whitehall,
Montana, arrivd in Forsyth Tuesday
to assist Rev. M. Rurnohr with the re-
vival meetings now in progress at the
M. E. church. Rev. Howard will ad-
dress the congregation at the church
next Sunday both morning and evening
the evening sermon being especially
directed to young men.
+. e. Lyndes, one of the prominent
on the Froze-to- Death, was
in town Friday and incidently al
pleasant caller at this office. Mr..
Lyndes informed us that the loss of
stock from the recent storms will be
quite heavy, in fact greater than was
Those who were so un-
fortunate as to have no feed are man.
ipulating the scalping knife quite
freely.
Kew. John Evans was up from Miles
City Thursday night and conducted
Episcopal services in the odd Fellows
hall. Bishop Brewer was present and
addressed a fair audience on the
theme Il am but stranger in this
earth, hide not thy commandments
from me-" The discourse was a
thoughtful one and greatly appreciated
by those who were fortunate enough to
be present.
Thomas Alexander was interviewed
by us this week with reference to the
report that he expects to convert the
Merchants bank into National bank.
Mr.. Alexander states that he has com
pleted arrangements with some Min
neapolis and Western Montana cap
italists to effect such change, and
has now begun the process of liquida-
ton OF the affairs of the Merchants
bank with that end in view.
The first of the week representa-
tive of the State Underwriters as
ISOLATION visited our town and created
no little havoc. 1t seems that consider
able fire insurance has been made out
in Forsyth contrary to the laws govern
Ing same, and this representative po-
litely informed a few policy holders
that should they burn out they would
be absolute losers as the company
would not paw them one cent under the
existing conditions. A number of
changes will be made in the near
future in regard to gasoline engines.
If you are using a gasoline engine,
bury your oil tank so feet from any m
surable building or a fire might cause
you to use poor English.