Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-17
Harry H. Fletcher and E. F. Never
hoff were Miles City visitors Yesterday.

Harry H. Fletcher and E. F. Never
hoff were Miles City visitors yesterday.
| r. E. Hilbert and Geo A. Horkan.
two of Forsyth's enterprising young
attorneys, have formed partnership
and will practice under the firm name
of Hilbert & IIorkan.
a. r. Sickler and Ed DIVER went
up to Billings Sunday to witness a
ball game between Livingston and
Billings. The game ended in a free
for-all in the seventh inning the score
standing to in favor of Billings.
Mrs. Anna Rea left Tuesday nigh,
for 6 reentield, Ia, her former home
and where her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
! Marck~, still reside. Mrs. Rea's de-
parture is noted with sincere regret.
She has been an active worker in the
church and has always been held in
high esteem in social circles. Mrs
Rea will remain in Greenfield for an
indefinite period
J. F. Kennedy, our enterprising
furniture dealer, returned Yesterday
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Iowa, near Clinton.
While in St. Paul Mr.. Kennedy pur-
chased quantity of new goods which
are now being unpacked and arrang-
ed in his store. He informs us that
crop conditions throughout the east
were never better.
Rev. v. V. Nicholas will go to Miles
| City the latter part of this week and
| preach in that place Sunday. Rev. E.
M. Calvin has recently resigned the
passionate of the Presbyterian church
at Miles City and Rev. Nicholas will
i'll the place Sunday and declare the
passionate vacant. There will be no
service here Sunday. Sunday school
will be held AS usual.
Walter T. Davis of Kirby, Montana,
has purchased the general merchan-
disc store and stock of Mrs. Julia
Gartside, AS Parkmen. Davis took
possession Of the store last Wednes-
day, and Wallace Newell, his father
ir-law. is assisting him in running the
same. The new storekeer is the young
ranchmen who was hurt in a runaway
last April and suffered the loss of d
leg. The post is informed that the
wound is not quite healed yet but that
Mr.. Davis is able to work now
Sheridan (Wyo.) Enterprise.
| Last Monday night when an east
bound freight train was leaving the
yards number of the cars became de.
rallied and before the train could b.
brought to stop the wheels had pillow.
ed deep into the ground, tearing UP
| several yards of track and a number
of switches The section and yard
men were nearly four hours in clearing
away the w eckage and fixing up the
track for No. 3 to pass. Fortunately
there was no great amount of damage
done. There was no apparent cause
for the cars leaving the track.
| The reception given last FRIDAY
evening in honor of Rev. T. S. Leland
and family at the: Odd Fellows Hall
was largely attended, nearly all the
town people being present. Musical
selections were given throughout the
evening by the Marcyes Orchestra,
Misses Eva Marcyes and Katherine
Leland and Mrs. Harry Wright. The
punch bowl was presided over by Miss
Floy Westaby and it goes without say
ing that this feature of entertainment
| was one of the most enjoyable
1t is earnestly hoped that Mr.. Leland,
who left for Dillon Monday evening tc
attend the annual Methodist confer.
ence, will be returned. Since Rev
Leland's stay in Forsyth he has shown
himself to be powerful speaker and
has done great deal to build up the
| church work.