Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-19
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Monday.
Mrs. James Grierson is spending the
week visiting Forsyth friends.
Shirts-Just the kind you like at
Katzenstein's.
Frank Tailleur was Forsyth busi-
ness; visitor from Kirby Friday.
r. v. Attack was up from Rosebud
Monday.
The Bible class will meet this even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Denis
Mrs. John Anderson and children
have been visiting in Billings the past
week.
George Northway returned Monday
from Chicago, where he has been Wis
iting friends.
A,pair of properly fitted glasses will
stop those headaches. Dean guaran-
tees his work. Forsyth.
Montana agates made into pins,
rings and charms. Dean, the jeweler
does the work at Forsyth.
Remember! Forsyth is to have a
lecture course this winter. Give it
your loyal support and receive ever
lasting benefit in the bargain.
Harry r. Butterworth, the basso,
captured the audience at once, and
in a happy manner responded to en-
core after encore. " - Cripple Greek
(Col) Times.
All those having pelts, skins or furs
for sale will receive the highest cash
price for same from 5. II. Erwin. 4
M. E. Church. Sunday School, 10
a. III. Public Worship. II a. IN. Sub
iect, "The Need of Revival. " Ep-
worth League, 6 40 p. m. Evening
Worship 80 p. H. Subject: Faith
and Results of Revival Union
prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Z 80 p. m, T. S. LELAND. Pastor
The Epworth League has arranged
for lecture course to be given at in
tervals during the winter months.
The first of the series will be given by
the. Harry Butterworth company on
Noy. 20 This entertainment will be
% treat and you will do we'll to keep
the date in mind. Remember, on Nov.
20 will be given one of the best en-
tertainments that was ever listened
to in Forsyth.
Mrs. Laura ID. Talmer, from New
York City, lectured last evening at the
court house on Home Missions. Mrs.
Talmer's talk was mainly on Alaska
and the Northwest She is a fluent
speaker and handled the subject in an
able and convincing manner. Mrs.
Talmer is secretary of the Woman S
Board Of Home Missions of New Yorl:
and came here under the auspices of
the Presbyterian church. She left
today for Butte.
The ladies Of the Sixty-three club
met yesterday evening at the home of
Mrs Frederic Collins, Mrs Mcintosh
being the hostess of the evening. After
several interesting games Of Sixty
three, lunch cloths were laid and re
freshments were served. \ business
meeting was held at the close of the
social evening and the following officers
were elected; Mrs. Frederic Collins.
president; Mrs. O Brien, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Squier, secretary and
treasurer. Other important business
was transacted, including the accept
ance of designations and the voting in
of new members.
Rev. j. A. Barnes. superintendent
of the Montana Children's Home So
ciety of Helena, Montana, was here
Sunday and Monday. The work of
the society which Mr.. Barnes repre-
sentS, is to find good homes for home
less children and Il very good work
has already been accomplished there
having been about 300 children placed
in good homes throughout the state.
Mr. Barnes spoke Sunday evening in
the Methodist church. He left for
Billings Monday and from there will
go TO Helena to attend the meeting OF
the official board of the home.
The following clipping gives IN ac-
count of the marriage OF A H. Ter