Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-29

borhood of Lee, was Forsyth visitor
Friday.
H. M. Allen of Billings, manager of
the H. NJ. Allen & Co. lumber yards,
returned home Friday after few
days visit in this section. While here
Mr.. Allen, accompanied by NJ. S.
Lord, visited Rosebud where he pur-
chased from Alfred Dresher the Rose
bud lumber yard, retaining Mr..
Dresher as manager.
M. H. Francis, one of the substan-
tial ranchmen residing in the Rosebud
river valley, was looking after busin-
ess interests in Forsyth Monday.
Rev. John Evans of Miles City was
shaking hands with Forsyth friends
Monday.
County Commissioner M. Schiltz
was up from Rosebud Monday.
Hugh H. Hunter of Miles City was
transacting business in Forsyth Tues
day.
Frank Morrison, who has been liv-
ing in his house on West Main street
for sometime past, moved his family
and household furniture onto the Nor
rison Bros. ranch near the mouth of
Armclls creek the first of the week.
where they will reside in the future.
P. H. Smith of Minneapolis has
been transacting business in FORSYTH
the past few days in the interest of the
Fletcher Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiseham Terrett are
the parents of young son, born to
them last Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Marsh are the
parents of a baby girl born to them on
Saturday, June "a.
The round up on the Porcupine creek
was quite center of attraction last
Sunday. A number of people from
Forsyth went out and report that the
cattle are in fine condition and that
the range was never better. The re-
cent rains have put every thing in a
favorable condition for the rancher
and stock man.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Bingham and
Mrs. Bingnam's sister, Mrs. Scott
from Rancher returned last week from
an extended visit in the east.
E. A. Richardson left Friday for
Grow Agency after Several days
stay in Forsyth looking after business
interests.
Mesdames O'Brien and Wilmington
were in Miles City Sunday the guests
of Mrs. Robins.
Mrs. w. E. Martin and Miss Lulu
Austen went down to Billings last
Saturday.
| The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church will serve lemonade at the
bridge during the morning ceremonies
on the Fourth and during the after.
noon will serve ice cream and cake in
a stand on Main street. Lemonade
cents a glass and ice cream Is cents q
dish.
Harry H. Fletcher Co. have a fine
line of ladies' shirt waists--just the
thing for the Fourth.
The saddles, one of which is to b.
given away on the Fourth of July, are
now completed and on display, one o
them in Pete Dresses drug store win
dow and the other in the Forsyth
Hardware g. Saddlery Co. window
They are beauties and we'll worth try
ing for. See the ad of the riding con
test in another coulmn'
The ice cream social given by tn,
Epworth Leaguers Tuesday on thu
parsonage lawn was a complete sue
cess socially and financially. A large
crowd was in attendance and every
one enjoyed the occasion immensely
The League IN Forsyth is a thriving
institution and, while the membership
is not as large as could be wished, tn
members have proven themselves work
ers who bring forth results. Abou
four months ago they decided to bu,
the church a new $4,000 organ, only
having on hand funds amounting t.
about SIS. 90, and at the present tim,
they owe only about $500 on the or