Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-25

turned out last week and cleared the
underbrush from the lots belonging to
the Presbyterian church society. Elk
cavation will soon be begun for the
new church building.
Judge c. H. Loud who has been
under the doctors care here for the
past two weeks, has recovered suffici-
emily to enable him to travel and he
accordingly took the east bound pas
senger for his home at Miles city to-
day noon.
Mrs. Hammer of Butte, worthy
matron of the Eastern Star lodge. will
arrive tomorrow morning from Miles
City. Tomorrow evening meeting
of the Eastern Stars will be held at
which time Miss May Waddingham
will be initiated. ~.
The new county Jail is now nearly
completed, only O. few more days being
required to finish putting on the roof,
and the sheriff has been moving his
office fixtures into the new building the
past few days preparatory to taking
up permanent quarters there.
Contractor Dove is drawing plans
and specifications for the new school
building, which is to be erected on the
south side of the track. This school
house will meet a long felt want of the
south side residents, as the crossing
of the track is both difficult and dan
gerous for young children.
G. H. Jamison, who has been work
ing on the bridge since work was
started last fall, had the misfortune
last week to get his right foot quite
badly mashed by the falling of heavy
| timber. He was confined to his bed
| for a few days but is now up and
around and will soon be able to work
again.
The show given by the Sutton COM
pany from Butte, at the Alexander
hall Saturday night was we'll attended
the house being packed to its full
capacity. But owing to the fact that
they could not get their scenery into
the hall they were somewhat handi
capped, and as consequence the pro
duction was not as good as is usually
put on by the Sutton Co.
Rev. T. S. Leland returned yester
day from Colorado where he was callet
as principal witness in law sui
resulting from the recent troubles il
that state between the miners ant
mine owners. Owing to delayed train
Mr.. Leland did not reach Colorado a
soon as he was expected and when h
arrived he learned that the young ma
who was being tried, had been cleare
and released from custody.
W. M. Johnston, of Billings, was i
: Forsyth Friday for the purpose of re
= questing Judge Loud to call in Judg
H. c. Smith, of Helena, to hold tn
term of district court for Yellowstor
county, which was made necessar
owing to the illness of Mr.. Loud, VII
was not able to attend this term. Nj
Johnston's request was granted an
! Judge Smith was accordingly called.
RI The many friends of Mr.. and Mr.
Paul Schoelkopf were both shocke
and grieved yesterday on learning
: the sudden death of their seven month
old baby CARL. The child had not bee
we'll for several weeks, yet was n
considered to be in dangerous cond
x ton, but about noon yesterday II
F.. little life quietly went out. The pa
# ents left with the body this mornir
I. for Billings, where funeral service
will be held and interment will tai
! place in the Billings cemetery. II
!, bereaved parents have the sympatf
= of the entire community in their S;
loss.
Convention knights of Columbu
Los Angeles. June to II. Printi1
y Pressmen and Assistants Union, S.
~ Francisco, June 10. American Surl
:" ca! Association, San Francisco, Ju
IS TOT Grand Lodge of Theatre
Mechanical Association, San Fra
$. cisco, July 1922. Inter national &C
in vention Christian Women's Board
Of Missions of the Christian Church,
tn San Francisco, Aug. 17-24. Rate