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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14
The Proceedings OF the Board Of
Scpsry CO.'S.


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Al-nemoers rnd officers present.
court was opened according 10 Law.
after which the following p-uceedinvs
were bad. to-wit.
NLEDwANC
Marshall & Bruce Co. envelopes
Tor ehancrry clerk IN
Forest pavi-. tzo mile boarsi- soc
\ " Da.i-. -l=epers tor bridge $50
4 Sonerv Die, coal for Cd 5lee
( y h1gland- main prisoners glD
~ Il Bay. % Grenada. medical =
attention - Area Baf5rd MS
Hughes Drug Store az Grenas.l
nzesilci1e tor Area Bufor-l Jgc
y " Eastman. Of Grenada. meti-
cine for Arvh Bufori - r.ga
" n trowCter. sheriff Of Grenada
county. maintaining Area Ba-
ford ---------------- $40
" W i1cox. expenses from lack
son 70 camp ground crossing N co
" I " alace. nGris. expenses for
paGper "
Hiisr & Cullen, quarterly allow
ance toe blood hounds - g 90
LAngstoa & Morrison, h1roer for
.
3 v viex. maintaining panpers. - 80
Marshall Z Bruce Co, BOOKS for
sheriff ..-.- n a
I Z Browning. repairs on bridge sec
oxford Eagle, public printing e,.ss
" 7. Gean repairing bridge = 500
II ilarklns, IuIber for levee at
the camp ground Crossing. Ss2 "a
I " Aveut, mdse for paupes 900
haD<y x Bro, mattresses tor the
49, mouse - ------------ S.o0
Lewis & Mckee nidse for county es5
bariow x Davis, IS feet Of bgidx-
L Leach, building bridges IoU.o0
Dr \ Young, medical attention
- Panper - --------------- 400
A Il kenc-i, medicine fos paupers
and priscuers - - SIS
Graham Bros lumber tor bridge SIS
Joe Wilsr. lanitor's fees 1000
y Z Neiii, uidse Tor prisoners $40
l. Cullen, tax assessor, vas allowed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-14

Ah-nemoers rnd officers present.
court was opened according To Law.
after which the following n-uceeslings
were bad. to-wit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
&IetnereWA@rt@teu aus &teot
xwo ittmae9eno.

slm Iontos rettete birrd) aet'
tige glnfnnit elm IrSt bas Scbelt oes
iuraen u. gobl, mobnbaft S07 Sli.
lien Mpenuc. WdbrenO eth Iaiin
8ras bort abm1bte, trat Der &leine
nit Der groben ,3cbe bcs red,ten
Snbes ailf Die alingc Der Sid)el,
pelte linn iclbe abtrennte. Ter be.
nubtlpie arlabe muroe ms SOUS &c.
brnd1t uno burd) ben ifnell berbeige-
eiltem slr5t pom Gcrbluten sercttct.
- 8. q. GranteI, beutider @ono'
fot uno 9totar, Simmer Alb Sffiee.
0e6Guoe 8. uno Wnin.S trase.
Montoa slbenb Itarb in ibrem
Semi an Der Gelbi Strabe Sr1ulein
Sauna @agbolena Erpii nod ied,s'
munatlider &ronfbeit. sic miro
ii6crlebt bon &crrn uno Sron &u-
bolpb Yrpii unb 5luei @riioern: SO.
hana uno 6ricorid).
/. Staot Mnmolt ainbinger
muroe bonn StoDtrotb beanitragt. Die
Chicago @rcat Weitern . @ilenbabn
Al criufen, cine iieue Bride su or.
bauen, no lire @eleiic Ole Eerii
Strobe, robe 0cn @eboftcn Der gabn,
fren5t. Ger alte GiaOuft lit in bail.
iGQigem 3nltanoe. nno Der critic
Mi,irui oes Gatbes, einen neilcn 5n
bauen. nuroe nid)t beadtct.
glm Wittmoh iicl Der neiin'
i6brige Sobn oes Serrn Ycrcp SnQ
beim Spielcn BON eineil, nobe Der
ode Der IA. uno @bite Ctr. itcbcn.
Den grprebmagen. uno brad einen
Mrm.
Wittpoh gbenb branntcn IN
Ser Sulien Mpenue Ole Yicrbe bon
Siibore Sitber infolge @ridredeits
Durd). Hdd furSem Sdiifen muroe
Der @oaen iiinseihleubert unO Siber
erlitt cinen Sf1nclbrlid), Den Der
Slr5t ais iebr gefabrlid crfldrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

mdhtiaen neltlifen &oiiert, &oni.
gen ober Siiriten iinb a~llentbal6en
beutlid erfennbnr", mcinte Serr
Giber, .uno lie iii,b bnS bereoteite
Werfmnl fir Die bobe fliltnrelle BE.
oeutuiig oes SopittbnmS nto beiien
@irfcn i'm Ssntereiie bon Civilization,
@iiien ulo @eiittiAns." @crr SLIDER
llno ieine &eiiegef1brten boben cine
ldnge 9eiud)srciie in europa &c.
mad)t uno mcbrere Monate in ssta-
lien, Seiterreif unb 5umal 9eutid).
IanD p%erbrad)t. Stalien nit ieinen
pielen &lolterlt unb Mbteien mto
ibren reiden Sd)dten hat lie beion-
oers iiber Die fultrrelle 9~ebeutitng
Der fatboliifen Stride uno ibrer ,Sil-
itituiionen iiber5emgt. Sn Deter.
reid. l(ngarn uno 5itmol IN Gclitlfr.
lanb, fielen ibnen Die perniinf.
t q grt Der O G III ii + lihfc
auf, mie lie Die Seutihen in ibren
Sommerg1rtcn NIT Sruu uno Sinh
pfleeen. Gas ocutibc &eitoirants-
maieu, mo Wann nit Srait unb Sim.
bern lid untcrbalten %fonnen, i'll 8e.
gemiase 81 cinem unperniinitiqen
Sfanfiuelen, bas 5rr Srunfilht
iiihrt, fonnte ibrer Yebbad)tnng
nifJt e%ntgeben. SIN @egcniote 81
ieinem iriiberen 9eiufe in Geiitld).
lano Dor etpa pier5ebn Sabren fono
sSerr &iber, bob Die Stimmltne IN
IelltihlanO geeen Imcrifa nrtO Die
Mmerifnner cine piel be11ere
unb frertnolihere gemoroen lit. Gie
@emiibuuaen Des auilcrs buben ibrc
Srltft getroeen unb aac nerniinfti-
gen 9eutiben erfennen, bob ell
auf unb Sdimpfen geaen
Mmerifa mno Die Mmerifaner neDer
i'm SSntereiie Geiitihlano's, nod i'm
SSntereiie Der @ereinigten Stdafen til,
ionbern Den Serren gngl1noern
bient. Tns beseriidle @ebabren
Gnglanb's, meld)es iibernQ in Der
@elt SOB unb 3pictraft Sl i%trelleil
beitrcbt lit, bot Die 9eutihen crfen.
nen laiien, bob SAB gegcn' Gmerifa
MIR Mailer auf Die 20 ii lie
Serren 6 neI'Gn6er II
illlo Teutiflano's Sntereiieu cher
m t oenen Der Hereinafter Stoaten
sltiammenlieger, als nif)t.
Sprr Hi0pr nm H~eiicbeulptter hQ.
ben bon ibrer Heiie Die aaeronge-
ncbmiten Grinneruneen bon 9eiltIf-
lato mitgebrndt iinh. iinn beIoltoers
empbatiid) in ibrem 2obe auf Die
q III ii t BIZ i6f t,
melf)c our Gerihonerung ocs Sebens
10 piel bciSutragen geeignet lit, rrlo
cine Der guten @igenidafteu hiloet,
meld)c bos INNER raietoe Sonoels.
polf Mmerifo's bon 9~elltld)louO
lerneu ollte. 4f,,t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
0mte Tarmen.

Tir ocutid1e 8atbpIiten. bic iidj cine id16re
Seimatb tahe BET Der Giienbahn. aird3e uub
Sdlule. 81. iidbigeri Yreiie erperben modteu,
proBe aeeitore Farm. bic aus : Seftionen 9ano
beitebt iiio UNI oieien Srt berani liegt, 5i Der.
touien III. 9teier Crit tit az Der SoosSahu i'm
inoonltdlel RorosGafpta gelesei. Ter Suocu
eighet lid 'ehr cut iiir 9nnbw,rtbidhait upo bic
Gage ees Sanoes III 10 eiiniiiG unb idlpn. baB ie
inohl id,iuerlid, beisr g~efuroen uerbcn tann.
Cine nette fo:buliife aird)e uub Sc)ule limb
bier uro limb idluIbenirei. Ter bod,w'iie Biidpf
bat periprod'ett. ms ndo9ites 5nhr einen beftdn'
bteen .Yrtci'rr Su 0eben. Mit Nusnehme BON
ad1t bobntiidpen Somilieu. beiicbt bieie @emeinbe
ans lautcr edbteu Seuriden. Nenu nidjt serabe
obtse groBe 5drin 81 pcrfauieu udrs. ibiiroe eS
id)irer ietn, iiberhaupt bier nod 10 id6neS mn
al6l oieies baIo anfeet 1T icin. User iih oaber
Gin t;houes uub cute Stiid 2anb nabc BEL
Airthc. Z dlule MIN. erfuerben iuia. Der -ipenbe iith
baloniogltdlf nm pole Nusfurft AT ben 2chrer
pes Srtes Sobm 6reo8cm, T,autaoor. Ei6blnio
epintp, Nprtb Tatota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

ten &ranfbeit bobe er Den SG)meiter1t
uitD Waiicn $4,000 permadt. Sn
Der Sbat erbiclten Die @niicn:
finber bonn geiammten Mof.
loiie Die Sumnle bon $1,000, iinO
Die S6enfung Die er Den Shlpeitcrn
BON ct. 6rancis pcrmafte, lit per-
bdltnibm1Bia flein ST nernen. Tatcr
Sobannes unteritiitte Die @niienan.
italt mieoerholt, b%eionoerS III Den
eriten Sobren hires 9eitebens. Sir
Gas, iomobl mie fir Die lcste Sfen-
flung, iinb Die Sdmeiterit linn iebr
bnnfbar; bieies GcrmGftnib aber
ltebt in feinem Gcrgleid NIT Den
fobelbaften Summen, Die in Dem
in Srage iIebellben Irtifel erfu1bnt
murbeu.
6cp. Sbeo. @arning,
ct. Sroncis.aloIter,
y Snbn1ue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Gc(bitmnrb.

Ionnerstog Tdd)t begins Srdu
aarl. 6ernalb in ibrem 9cim .3n Colt
Gnbitottcoc S%elbinmorb. Gle ifob
cine 1aitgel d,f lid ab. Die ibr nabe
benz Ser5en onrd Den aorper orang,
Senrp 2ioble. eiit @emobner hes.
lelben Souies, elite anf bcn Shitb
berbei unb telepbenicrte iofort einem
Ir6tc. Cine nGhere 9eiiftiauna
Der @unoe eranb, bob oieielhe mobr.
iheinlid tootlid lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Hm b%erfamfen.

Cine l4o 2der aroBe 5nrni. in idboner Gage i'm
~pitlid1en Joiua, an elmer ocutidlen fntholiidlen
@eineinoe, itnhe bel Stride limb SdluIe unb = Nfei.
leii BON 4 peridiebenen gIten Mnrttpl1sen ents
fernt: Ile @ebdnoe. .iuie: @obnbaus, Smeune
lino Stollungeu in bchem Suitanbe. Sn numit.
telbarer Ndbe gntes Nrunueuuafier nit ySinos
rliihle, nebit Sbitaarten iiuo einem gSaIoe BON 10
older. In, nahere austpnit men5e man iih an
". ~, care Catholic 4rinting Co., Jubuaue, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
SDbcratiuns : @criammlmms nidf TT
HcW Srlcnns.

@cgen ocs aclbcn S~icbersqin %ciu
Orleans mhftc bic finite National
Contention Der MmcrifapiidFn ~.
bcratium fatbuliidcr @crcinc, wclde
am TO-, II. mnb IL. Cftobcr in @cip
Orleans tascn iolltc, amf cine mnbc'
itimmtc 3cit pcrid)obcn iucrScn. Sas
Grccmtiu- Gomitc Der T0beretiun, init
Dem bod,m'itcn GrsbiidOf z. u.
Mchmcr nno Yiidof !. u. MeSaml
on Der Spitc, mirS fidl in Cincinnati
snr 3cit Scs s%plScncn Snbilanms Deg
=. 81. &. Gcniral : Gcrcins perIam-
mcln I'm anoerc @prfcbrmngcn 5n
trcifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

@ir Iino III Der yaae. Sic init allen
Gortsn @aenmadrsn. 9edsn. 5sppi-
den, Matten uno Seltuh gu periebsn.
ale bon leitenoen 6abrltanten aema1t
umb ssasu Ycar astauii, iuelAe mir 81
prsiien anbisten. Die icnit nirsenos
a~ifi9.boten tueroen fDnnen.
Sames 2epi & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

Sn einem mahieuben fleinen Stdptdoer bes
Stnates Sopn 1T Elm hardware store (Giien-
iuaarers @eiddit) inter g~iiniigeu Seoilglngen
5u pertaufen. IS ueroen onrdJidnit.lid, ppn
$4,000 bis Si5 5000 uerth &aaren idhrlidl pers
fault. Ter Gigentbinier fann quite @riinoe an
aeben. iuarunt er ein 10 eintrdelides eeiddit
pertanfen min. lint ndhere aiistuuit ihrei6e
Jubuouc- Spmo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
M4tuna, warmer!

nabt Chr Safer. peu. aartoff elm. @eisen, apra.
&osgeu. Berite, Gier. Sutter ODER itberhaupt
irgenbipeldle 6arinprooufte Su pcrtaniel? ssenn
10. baum id)reibt crit dt Soi. 3. Magic. Tubuane.
Soipa, uno ircgt ibu INT ieine eTreiie. Nnn
~aoreiilre einiad,: =. =. Wasfe, 5nbuene. Soma.
N. Is. psrr Hag.e taitit nno ~uertauit aud
Stobts iInb Sarinei1eutbum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Yricitcr .Tcriebnng.

Ius slltcn miro gcnleloct: vRcp.
81. Sdocicr, b;sber 8cbiilisprieiter
bier, lit SIR N~nabiilie nod Carroll
Gollntp oclarOt morOen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Sdmieo gejuMt.

Gin braper unb tiidItiger beutid,er tathpliidber
Sd1ntieo tinbet bic giinitigite Beleeeubeit. idl
cine oauernoe Stelung nro lohrerbe Il uroid,ait
Su eriuerben. in Sltn Rita. 3pfua. 3ie llnt9egcrb
III beitabe gan5 fatboliidl. lin u6bere 9ustlnit
iuenoe man iid an Sb. citerOimfis, alta Siiia.
Sptua. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
A6jebanoiuma.

Scrr rioie Saicl, 0o. 1912 Soiuas Ettdse. 9ns
hnaue. Soiun, hat tets ciric poiitinoige Mnsiunb
eirheiniidler itno in,portirter 21itiprteu purs
ratbig. NlsiuIrtiae S~eitellun9eii weroen pronip.
beior9t. Sreisiiiie uira aaiI Serlaneea serne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Hbeumatiide sd}mer,en
2et0sn0e.

eir i~uiiridlen 3hren Hamer. @err sic min
ten mas sic e~riudrtet, tuie utsebnlbig wdren sic,
BON ms ai hcren. Sd,reiben Sic iogletd,; ,ueis
terer Iufid)nb b%eoeutet metteres Getben.
Rescue Medicine Company,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Cine quite 0eleaenhcit
Cute WeleQenheit.

iir cine CUTE Ndberin (dressmaker). 81
a~breiiire Sor lab, CARING. 3prua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
@scrp a. sSmmt f:trirt.

SuWS IJrsrts y
GosuS. Mts, Sauuar 1908.
so lit 'nou felt > Sabr.:. an Der slurpbiaui.
Suht, nahn, fnr ! 6!oitt get5r &bti9'S 9aerocn.
6fdrfer basegen Emo rrl: DC baroH ucftsii.
g. 8. gIorE.
S.:r 8. "a. g;iefe aas G~otaie5Ei g3aib.. nahm
ga,tor SHu;gs e,eIpsn.G thrt,r nub i6iiti barauf
5 5tYaoen ouf tinnc. r;ahreEb er porbsr ME ntcbr
OILS : GiaabeE III Der gfdt Itl.t aud n BIN &c
balm MI sSsip,et al. 6sinss ttr anbsrn ni;.teL
peids er ~reriat),e, halfen Tim.
Sraa q. g a aus Mlnlrtii, o.. f4r,ibt i'm "a.
mar 1903. hab ilr Gobn im Gebraar 1909 b.u erf;su
snian pom aaaigGt bate. gndJoem er bon irebrereu
stersten bsbeEbeit ipa= unb fn Met beiisrte. en:.fohI
infer q'arrsr. ben Iaisor a6His's yifrrtnsS,arfsr u
periueen, uaS bat er. isitoem ,r i'm riI;rlt felt C..o.
b.r. f.iner Znian mebr sctabt ano iceirt AUG iorit
nifI better gu isiu.
CYMn3 elm tu.rtbpon.s gsH fiji ge.esnlt;S,rts
aVIEk miro Seoem bar eS oerleagt. suo.ioabt.
49, GrIie erhalten aud be Gte5B,r ~nmio,:;.
Slele ystoiSin nuroe isit bei1 sabre 1870 bon cem
po:9p; Yaitpr abnia. Sort WcDne. .Jub., ~SIb,rsltst
nnc 1cet inter is,ner @niuciiuus bon Der
KOEMeG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, lie
Bel Mseibese-n an beben far
erSbs si.7s. oias so.oO.
Sn Dubuque 5u baben bel: :. @.
&netc, SOC Moin etrabe unlo bei
9. 5. Snas, 2510 Coulter Mpenue.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13

Charles r. Stoll, one of Rosebud
county's prosperous farmers, and who
was for years an honored resident of
Billings, came up Saturday night in
order that he ght be present at the
annual roundup of the Maverick Hose
company, Mr.. Stoll being one of the
original six members of that grand body
of re-fighters and all round good fell
lows now within reach of the Hurricane
deck when it comes to the "roundup'
of those who have been faithful to their
obligations as good citizens. Mr.. Stoll
says that Rosebud county has ample
good farming land within it's confines
to sustain large population and that
much of this land can be purchased at
very low figures by homesteaders. His
section was visited by good rainfall
Saturday afternoon and the indications
are that snow fell in abundance dowr
there later in the day and Sunday
His home is 80 miles this side of For
syth, the county seat. He will return
home night.-Billing Times.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
Call for Special Stock
holders Meeting

At special meeting of the stock
holders of the Rancher Ditch Com
pany, held Wednesday, April S, 1905,
the following resolution was offered
and adopted:
ABE IT Resolved by the stockholders
of this company in meeting assembled,
that the board of directors and officers
OF this company be, and hereby are in
structed to issue cali for a special
meeting of the stockholders of this COM
pany to be held ut the Rancher school
house on the LIST day of May, A. D.,
1905, at 7:3O p. m, for the purpose of
electing board of directors for this
company to serve until the next annual
election hereof, and until their success
xors are elected and qualified, and for
the purpose of amending the bylaws
Of this company in reference to their
provisions for notice to stockholders OF
the annual and special stockholders
IN setting thereof, and to transact such
ether business as may legally come be
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
A Magazine Bargain.

Morley's monthly mag azine for jan
uary contains more stories than any
other magazine in it's class or proba bly,
in any other class. There are twelve
to fifteen complete short stories and
two serials in each issue. Besides the
stories there is much other matter of
interest to every member of the family
circle, and this magazines fashion and
pattern department is the most prac-
teal of any to be had for the masses.
The complaint is now general that the
fashion papers are sailing above the
heads of most of their readers. In this
respect Morley's Magazine satisfies a
popular demand. Just now the maya
zine is running a series of educational
articles on the common law that every
one should read. Articles on ''Line
Fences, ""Self- Defense, ""Land Lord
and Tenant" Divorce and other
poorly understood subjects are treated
in plain terms that all may under
stand. This charming home magazine
is only fifty cents a year, and for a
short time the publishers are making
the astounding offer of full year for
ten cents. Send today to Morley's
Monthly Magazine, Grant, Mich.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
Notice of Bond. Sale

Notice'is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the County
Clerk of Rosebud county, Montana, up
to 10 a. m. on April p, 1905. for the
sale of forty-fve (45) $1,000 coupon
county refunding bonds, bearing four
per cent interest, payable serni-annual-
"; said bonds to run twenty years,
but can be paid in ten years at the
option of said Rosebud county. Bids
will be accepted for any and all of
said bonds. A certified check of two
thousand sdollars to accompany each
bid, the same to be returned in event
bidder is not successful. Interest on
said bonds to commence July 1, 1905.
The board of county commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and ali
bids. 4
BY order of the Board of County Com
missioners, Forsyth. Rosebud county,
Montana, March IS, 1905.
NJ. Schiltz, Chairman.
Attest: Robt. ]. Cole,
(seaD County Clerk. so 1t
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13

fore the meeting; and that notice of
this meeting be given in the manner
provided by law"
Accordingly the directors hereby
authorize such call and request that a
Rosebud County News to be published
for two successive weeks.
L. Havemann,
President.
April S, 1905, LIT.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
Brights Disease
and Diabetes

We desire to place in the hands of
those afflicted with Brights Disease
and Diabetes 36-page pamphlet that
is saving human life. 1t is not an or
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used to advertise medicines, but is
principally made up of reports of
scientifically conducted tests in large
variety of cases, showing 81 per cent
of recoveries in these hitherto incurab BILE
diseases.
The specifics employed in these tests
are known as the Fulton Compounds
and the results obtained prove con-
cluslvely that these dreaded diseases
so long fatal (the deaths alone from
Brights Disease are appalling, over
100000 year, starting as kidney
troubles) have at last yielded to medi.
cal science. The phamphlet lis free.
Write to the John M. Fulton Co., 4Oe
| Washington street, San Francisco
Cal.
When to suspect Brights Disease
Puffy ankles or hands; weakness with
out apparent cause, kidney trouble
after third month; frequent urination
may show sediment or cloudy or
standing): failing vision; day drowsi
ness-one or more of these.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
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April S, 1905,
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13
TRUSTEES
MEETING
a Brief Resume Copied From
the Minutes Of the
Meeting.

MccCl0S.
At the annual congregational meeting
of the First Presbyterian church of
Forsyth, Mont, held Monday evening
in the Court house, volume OF busi-
ness was transacted of vast Importance
to lis members and to the community
in general.
The Rev. Mr.. Nicholas rendered a
brief verbal report on the spiritual
conditions of the church as he found 1t
when he arrived and as he knew 1T to
be today. He mentioned his cordial
welcome at Rancher where he has been
recently and where he thinks there is
Il good fed. A splendid Sabbath
school is already established and do
ing excellent work at that place.
The report of the Ladies Aid society
showed tn, society to be in splendid
condition. April 81, 1904, it commenc-
ed with five members, and today it
has twenty -one active members. Com
meucing at that time without cent in
the treasury, it now has to its credit
in the bank the sum of $1+6.51. The
work done during the past year shows
much faith and earnest effort on the
part Of the ladies.
a brief verbal report on the condit-
ions of the Sabbath schhool, was rem
dered by Rev v. V. Nicholas. The
school was organized last December
with thirty members: today it has
eighty-fo -four, having lost some by re-
fnoval from town and other causes, the
present attendance is about seventy,
with an average attendance of about
thirty-five. All school supplies and
periodicals have been paid for and the
school finds itself with very nice bal
ance to it's credit in the bank.
The annual report of the secretary
treasurer of the church shows an ex'
ceedingly gratifying connition Of
affairs. The total receipts have beer
s$7o9.O3, total expenditures 1878 81
with cash balance on hand April l.
1905, Of $4O.76. For small mission
church such as this is, it has done
Robly in the way of donations to the vari
GUS boards of the church as the follow
eng will show: Contributed to foreign
Missions $13. 20; to home missions $40.
90; to aid for colleges 500; to Ameri
can Bible society 5000, to board o
Freedmen SILL; to Sabbath schoo
$5.75.
Last December the church became
incorporated and secured, by purchase
from Mrs. T. A. Shaw, lots l, 2 and
IN block 81, whereon it is proposed t.
erect church building this summer
Mr. Lord as chairman of the board o
trustees reported that the board ha,
sent east for plans of a churcl
building; that the same had arrived
and were at his Office. 1t was hopes
the church could be built in accordanc
with these plans.
The following persons were dull
elected as board of trustees: John E
Edwards, E. F. Meyerhoff, J. F. Ken
nedy, J. B. Collins and M. S. Lord
two to serve one year and three t
serve two years.
The board of trustees were constitut
ed building committee.
Rev. Mr.. Nicholas read portion {
u letter he had just received from hi
old church in Doe Run, Penn, i
which was enclosed a check for $l4.O
to be applied to the credit of the built
ing fund. Mr.. Nicholas was author
ICED to extend the sincere thanks of tn
members of this church and congrega
ton to the Doe Run church for thei
most generous and liberal contribu
ton.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13

c. w. Bailey returned Tuesday
night from trip of several days dur
alton to Custer and Dawssn counties
on business in connection with his po-
sition as buyer for the Mcmillan Fur
and Wool Co.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13

WANTED-Ten men in each state
to travel, tack signs and distribute
samples and circulars of our goods.
Salary SIS per month. So per dav for
expenses. KULMAN CO., Dept. 5,
Atlas building, Chicago.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13

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