Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-13


visit some time with his sister, Mrs. A.
G. Wilson.
The Page-Bushnell surveying outfit,
who are stationed at present on the
Grow reservation, loaded out Wednes-
day from the Richardson Mercantile
Co. with supplies.
]. H. Walsh, of Helena, will give
an illustrated lecture and entertain
ment April, 20, at Alexander Hall,
Beautiful illustrated songs. \ small
admission will be charged.
The storm of sleet and STOW which
visited this section yesterday and to-
day, has brought gratifying smile to
the long drawn face Of the ranchman,
and consequently the business man
! feels somewhat cheered.
r. E. Hilbert, who has been practc-
ing law in Great Falls for the past
eighteen months, arrived here last
| week and has permantly established
himself in the office rooms formerly
occupied by H. G. Wright.
A party composed of Jas. F. Ken
nedy, Jas Kenealy, Frederic Collins
and G. r. Dick went out to the Nc
Gillivray ranch Saturday for the pur-
pose of looking over ground where was
enacted the Aughey tragedy.
Prof. M, ]. Elrod, of the State Uni
versity has promised to be with us
during our teachers institute. He
will give two evening lectures with
| stereopticon. Many of his pictures
were made by himself from photographs
and are highly artistic, entertaining
and instructive.
Everyone should attend all or part
of the institute, and show their interest
in the welfare of their children.
Teachers please bring note books.
MILE NJ. SMITH,
| County Superintendent.
Rev. r. NJ. Donaldson Of Bozeman
gave an illustrated lecture in the Odd
Fellows hall last night. Owing to
| the inclemency of the weather the audi
ence was not as large as could be
! wished. The entertainment was high
ly interesting throughout.
Roy Millroy, the sevenyear-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Millroy Of
Chrome creek, died Monday night.
The remains were brought to Forsy tn
on Tuesday and Wednesday morning
at II O'Clock the funeral was held. The
family have the sympathy of the entire
community.
!. In case the date should have slipped
your mind we will once more call your
of the Eastern Montana Wool Grow.
ers' Association will be held at Miles
City next Monday, April II. The
meeting will be an interesting one ant
you will miss something if you fail te
attend.
DR.. H. J. Huene returned Friday
from Helena where he had been taking
the examination before the state boar'
OF medical examiners. He passed Will
fly ing colors and now has his shingle
+ up announcing his degree of M. D. Hi
office rooms are over Peter Droese'
drug store.
Quite a cenhagration occurred las
Friday and Saturday on the nort
side as result of a fire started t
burn brush on the T. E. Hammon
ranch. The fire in some manner &c
into the McGran woods and before
could be checked had burned over quit
a large tract of timber, it then sprea
:, to the island belonging to Mr.. Paine
:. doing considerable damage there, it i
reported. Full particulars of the eA
tent of the damage has not been Learn
e ed.
The masquerade ball given last FIR
day evening under the auspices of tn
Forsyth Mandolin Club was a distinC
success. The different character
e were for the most part well represen
e ed and the scene presented by tt
9 merry makers was altogether plea
l. ing. Miss Grace Marcye, who wore
i japanese costume, won the ladies pri:
and Arthur Lewis, dressed as an Il
dian, took the gentlen1ana prize. SUI
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