Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-10
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Oliver Tinsley was shaking hands
with Forsyth friends the first of the
week.
Miss Lillian Ulm is spending the.
week at the Hammond ranch.
Q. O. Billie is visiting Forsyth
friends.
J. w. Sweeser is making prepera-
tons to erect fine brick barn on his
place.
Mrs. w. E1ery johnson entertained
the ladies club yesterday afternoon.
A part of the afternoon was spent in
playing sixty-three. Mrs. Harry
Wright, who is visiting here, was
present and delighted the crowd with
several vocal selections. Light re-
freshments we're served.
Mrs. T. E. Hammond, who has been
spending the week at the Hunters Hot
Springs, resting and recuperating her
strength, returned home yesterday.
Fresh candies Clothing
Co.
Mrs. Jennie Lane left Friday night
for Rancher. where she will visit the
family Of H. Eldering and other
friends.
j. B. Grierson from Rancher spent
Saturday and Sunday in Forsyth.
Nes Olson and wife from the north
side were doing shopping in Forsyth
Tuesday.
James Scott, j. l.. Mendenhall, w.
among the north siders who were do
ing business with the Forsyth mer-
chants last Monday.
Erickson Bros. and Andrew Hollen-
ger, north side ranchmen, loaded out
Tuesday with supplies.
The stork paid visit to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cutter at Birney the
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was formerly Miss Mable Anderson
and is we'll known in Forsyth. The
boy has been christened Dexter Ware
Cutter.
Master Walter Hammond entertain
ed a little party Of his friends at tbs
Hammond ranch today. The forenoon
+ha 1,-xy Al t,,l,; n
the big hay stacker and after a gooC
dinner at the house the afternoon will
be spent in playing games. Annie
Edwards, Lillian Ulm and Ray
Marcks were the guests.
There has been little change in the
strike situation The strikers declare
that they are playing winning game
while the railroad companies are louc
in their a t1irmations that they are no
dsconcerted by the action of their un
ruly employees. Trains have beer
little irregular, but not enough so t.
cause much OF any inconvenience i
the public.
Jas. Rosegreen of Minneapolis ar
rived here last week and will visi
some time with his sister, Mrs. A. r
Sickler.
Harry G. Wright, accompanied b,
Mrs. Wright and the children, arrived
here last week from Miles City ant
will visit. some time with Forsyth
friends. Mr.. Wright recently return
ed from Milwaukee, where he hat
been as special representative of tn
Northwestern life insurance compan,
from Montana.
H. S. Shinaga wa, former proprietor
of the Forsyth restaurant, wrote a few
checks on the First National banl
without funds to meet them and at
tempted to abScond. Result-boun,
over to the district court regardless @
the eloquent plea for his release b,
his attorney.
The way in which good man.
Fasteners receive their initiative int
western life, while not fully appreciat
ed by the Fastener is a source c
much amusement to the western man
Not long ago Joe and Al. Brown, son
of Captain ]. T. Brown, delivered
bunch of cattle at Rosebud to com
mission man from st. Paul. Owini
to the strike on the railroad the CON
pany refused to take them, when til
commi ssion merchant took the onl