Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-27
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$3.50 e'iONS istStIS PCttSs SNIhS W III
for sale will receive the highest cash
price for same from S. H. Erwin. +
H. H. McCorkal, a travelling man
from Salt Lake City, who handles
leather goods, spent Sunday in For
syth as the guest of H. c. Holtkamp.
Mr.. McCorka1, who has a inc bass
voice, sang in the Methodist church
Sunday evening and provided a rare
treat for those present.
E. E. Gould and wife and Charles
Gould together with Mrs. Gould's
aged father. left Tuesday morning for
Billings and will make their home
there, mainly for the purpose of better
caring for Mrs. Gould's father. who is
confirmed invalid. The Goulds
! were north side ranchmen.
Mrs. Emmett Meyerhoff and
daughter, Miss Miriam, returned last
week from visit with friends and
relatives in Bozeman and vicinity.
While there Mrs. Meyerhoff had the
pleasure of meeting large number of
people from Iowa, her native state, at
a picnic. which was attended by more
| than 200 Iowans.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Edwards and
daughters, Misses Annie and Eunice,
together with Mrs. Oliver Edwards,
Mr. Edwards mother, and Miss Julia
Edwards, a sister, left last Saturday
night for Portland. They expect to be
gone about month and are planning
to take trip to Alaska beside taking
in the fair.
| Mrs Arthur Twitchell returned Sat
urday from an extended visit at
Anoka, MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Twit-
chell moved their household goods to
Rosebud on Tuesday and will make
that place their future residence. Mr..
IwHchell has been employed as clerk
in the store of E. E. Choisser, one of
kosebud's enterprising merchants.
The Modern Protective Association,
a society organized about two weeks
ago in Forsyth, held their first meet
ing Tuesday evening in the Odd Eel
lows hall. 1t was purely a social
gathering and the doors were thrown
open to outsiders. The evening for
the most part was spent in dancing
and those who attended are unanimous
in their report of good time.
n. w. Kemp, grand master of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows for
the state of Montana, was visiting
friends in Forsyth Friday and Satur-
day. Friday night special session Of
the LEGAL lodge of Odd Fellows was
called, at which Mr.. Kemp was in at
tendance and gave an interesting
talk upon the ethics of Odd Eel.
lowship.
DR.. Park Rowland from Billings
and Mrs. Tate, a lady from Haw.
thorne, N, ]. were quietly married al
the American hotel Thursday night.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
T. S. Leland in the presence of d. J
Muir. Thos. Alexander and Mrs. T.
S. Leland. They left for Billings
Friday where they will reside. The
Doctors Forsyth friends offer congrat
ulations and best wishes.
. Tuesday night about o'clock whel
: Will Leland, the young son of Rev. T
: 5. Leland, was leading one of til,
, stage horses to water at the we'll jus
$ back of Bob Forneys blacksmith shop
5 he met with an unfortunate accident
Y In stepping on to the we'll curbing he
; fell, striking his head on the corner o
\ the curbing, which cut an ugly gasl
| in his scalp. Before the boy could gre
4 up, the horse reared, striking him al
t most squarely in the right eye. HI
t was picked up in an unconscious stat
Y by one of the men standing near ant
# was carried to the parsonage. DR.
# Wilson arrived almost Immediately
: and found that while the boys injur
e ious were severe they would probabl.
d not be of a serious character.
i All those who have tickets from thi
store are requested to write the nam
II of the little girl for whom they wis
u to vote on the back thereof and tur
the same in before August 1st, as tina
: is the date when the dolls will
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