Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-20

E. M. Huff went down to Miles
City Monday on business in connection
with the sheriff's Office.
Mrs. G. c. Marsh and child return
ed Saturday from an extended visit at
Mrs. Marsh's old home in Illinois.
J. P. McCuistain came in from the
Big Dry country Tuesday and went
down to Miles to attend the Stock
growers meeting.
The dance which was to have been
given tomorrow night at the Alexander
hall by the Marcyes orchestra has been
postponed until April %.
T. J. Thompson, J. c. LynGes, Jas.
Davidson, ". J. Nix, c. w. Bailey,
E. F. Meyerhoff and Jas. McGraw
were Miles City visitors the first OF the
week.
Geo. Walters, the Indian trader at
the Cheyenne reservation, came in from
the agency Monday and went down to
Miles City on the noon train on d few
days business visit.
Arthur G. Lott and wife Of Rosebud
were visiting Forsyth friends Monday.
Mr.. Lott came up after some fruit,
and forest trees which he will put out
on his ranch this spring.
Well, should say that we have got
some new sidewalks, and they improve
the appearance of the town wherein
they have been laid wonderfully! Let's
have SOM ore of 'em.
A very delightful time was passed
at the M. E. parsonage last Friday
night by a large gathering of Forsyth
people, at which time and place the
Epworth League gave a social.
Miss Mable Davis entertained about
thirty of her friends last Saturday
evening in honor Of the Misses Frances
day for their ranch home for the sum-
nner. The evening was passed i'll
dancing.
The work on the Marcyes building
is moving along at a rapid rate. The
brick work is now completed to the
third floor. This will indeed be For
syth's most imposing structure when
completed. Would that we had more Of
them of the stamp.
Capt. Jos. T. Brown and Geo. w.
Brewster arrived here from Birney
Monday morning and took the moor
train for Miles City to be in attend
ance at the meeting of the Stockgrcw'
ers association.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Wright ar6
children passed through here Sunday
on their way to Miles City. Mrs
Wright will spend a couple of month;
with Mrs. Mcdowell at Brandenburs
while Mr.. Wright will leturn to Hell
ena.
Among those who went to Miles City
Monday to attend the Stock Grower:
meeting were Messrs and Mesdams
F. V. II. Collins, ]. E. Choisser; Mis-:
| olympic Choisser, Miss Mae Alexan
der, VIM. Choisser, Sr., Thos. Alex
ander and r. E. Hilbert.
| T. E. Hammond and daughter Mis-
Mayme, returned yesterday morning
from Miles City where they had beer
in attendance at the meeting OF tn
Eastern Montana Wool Growers as
ISOLATION and also the meeting of tn
Stockgrowers association. Mr.. Ham
moud informs us that the meeting Q
the Wool Growers was the best ye
since its organization; that a create
interest was manifested and a create
amount of good will ensue as a result
of the thorough and practical name
in which the various topics were hand
led.
The paper read before the annua
meeting of the Eastern Montana Woo
Growers association by Jas. Rea O
"Feeding Sheep" is an interestin,
one and should be carefully persued o
every person who is interested in til
sheep industry. By the courtesy of I
E. Hammond, president of the associs
ton, we are permitted to publish th
paper verbatim, which will appear
next weeks issue of the News. MI