Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-23
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See my bargains in team harnesses
this week. H. c. Holtkamp.
Spectacles scientifically fitted by
Dean, the jeweler.
F. v. H. Collins was in Miles City
last Saturday.
A new barn has been built on the
property occupied by E. A. Cornwell.
Miss Belle Duff and Mrs. Chas.
Bailey were in Miles City last Sunday.
Mesdames Collins and Dove visited
Sunday at the A. l.. Ulm ranch west
of town.
Mrs. Conrad Hollenbeck returned
last thursday night to her home in
Fremont, Neb.
]. c. Meeks and wife from the Rose
bud visited with Forsyth friends the
first of the week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church met yesterday with Mrs. Har-
ry H. Fletcher.
Miss Maude Guy of Miles City,
sister of DR.. w. F. Guy, is visiting the
doctor and Mrs. Guy.
Earl Crawford of Granite, Mont,
has been in Forsyth the past few days
attending to business matters.
A big Thanksgiving dance will be
given Thursday evening. Nov. 30, at
Alexander hall. Music furnished by
Marcves' Orchestra.
Miss Mile Smith, who for the past
two weeks has been making official
visits to the several schools in the
county, returned home yesterday.
It is high time your holiday gowns
were planned and being made. Call
on Miss Beards1ey. Dressmaking par
1ors in the News building. 3t*
Work has been abandoned on the
new south side school house until
spring. owing to several reasons. It
is the intention of the board to push
the work in the early spring.
The Bible Study class which has
suspended it's meetings during the re-
viva1 services, will resume work by
having it's usual meeting one week
from this evening at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Mulligan.
c. W. Mcdowell and wife, prominent
Rosebud county people who reside at
Brandenburg, left last Saturday for
Helena where they will remain until
after Thanksgiving, guests of H. G..
Wright and family.
The provident and careful house
wife will plan the Sunday dinner on
Saturday and will make a selection of
fresh dollhouse vegetables at Katzen-
STEMS. All kinds of vegetables fresh
every Saturday morning.
Miss Beardsley, who has opened up
dress making parlors in the suite OF
rooms in the front part of the News
building, is prepared to design. cut, fiji
and make gowns. Prices right, work
satisfactory. Give her call. 3t*
Miss Mable Davis gave most de-
lightfu1 party last Saturday evening to
about thirty of her friends. Finch
was the principal amusement Of the
evening, but aside from this several
impromptu musical selections were CIV.
en- by various members of the party.
Refreshments were served.
In the list of presents for the Alex
ander-H ollenbeck wedding last week,
the following were not mentioned
drawn work lunch cloth, Mrs. Fitzpat'
rick; carving set, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ter; cold meat fork, Kate Sulerton
sugar tongs, Mr.. and Mrs. Price; sa
lad fork, Mr.. and Mrs. VanDusen.
Miss Katherine Leland, the accom-
plished young daughter of Rev. ant
Mrs. Il. S. Leland, will leave Satur
urday for Denver where she will enter
on course of study on the pipe or
gan, under Professor Henry Housely
Prof. Housely bears an enviable repu
tation as pipe organ teacher, he be
ing considered one of the six best ir
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