Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-07
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Ine marry Il. ButC0rWOrCn concert |
Co. arrived in town Tuesday and that |
same evening gave the entertainment
which was billed for the 29th of Nov.
This was the first number of the Ftp.
worth League lecture course and aside
from the fact that the hall was so poor.
~ heated as to be uncomfortable, the
concert was a success. The violinist
was greeted with much deserved APP
plause, ana Mr. Butterworth's singing
was highly appreciated. Mrs. Grace
did some very clever stunts and pleas ed
her audience. The entertainment was
deserving Of better crowd.
The new safe recently purchased by
the Bank Of Commerce has arrived and
considering the huge piece of mechan-
ism from every standpoint it is safe.
It is made entirely of manganese steel,
an alloy made by combining mangan-
csc with iron to produce substance
more unyielding and firm than the ia
bled adamant. This new safe weighs
3, 600 lbs. and costs 81, 700. It is to be
used only for currency and is the only
safe OF the kind on the market that is
fire, water and dynamite proof.
The small vault where the mon
ey is deposited for safe keeping is tri-
ply guarded. On the outside is com.
bination which if removed forcibly by
tearing away the outer hinges would
leave the safe proper intact and the
proposition of time lock to master
and one other combination to figure
out before the coveted coin could be
laid hold of. The safe entire is a
wonderful piece of mechanism.
At recent meetings of the business
men in Helena it was decided to per-
feet state organization for the pur-
ose of bringing about freight rate
schedule hich would be favorable to
the interests and industries of Monta
ma. Every man, woman and child is
familiar with the exorbitant freight
rate charged for goods coming into
this state. The freight rate is the
evil genus Of the store keeper and che
life sapping leech Of commercial in
duStry of this state. Since the fam
Gus fight against the Northwestern
merger was made and won by the peo-
pie, little by little affairs have been
brought TO the crisis in which we now
find them. It is question not only
of state, but of national interest, this
railroad and freight rate question, and
it is the privilege not alone, but the
duty of every Montana citizen to as
sist in perfecting certain definite mea-
sures for the abolishing of this indus
trial incubus.
DR.. A. c. Wilson and A. Tannehill
returned Thanksgiving morning from
the most successful deer hunting trip
of the season. About week previous
to Thanksgiving they went out to the
ranch of Mr.. Pete Daily on Otter creek
where they had been invited to spend
some time, and accompanied by Mr..
Ddlly, pdSSeu Cnc tlliC Wei plCdSdhtAy
hunting deer, their efforts being crown
ed with success far greater than was
anticipated, having brought down six
fine specimens of the coveted game
On their return Messrs Wilson AND
Tannehill had the animals piled upor
their hunting wagon and number OF
photographs were taken of them by
Mrs. Wilson and Rev. V. V. Nicholas
the sight of which makes one want to
get out and try their luck, even though
knowing that look at a real, live deer
would give them the "buck fever until
their teeth would rattle out. The
doctor and Mr.. Tannehill feel jubilant
over the success of their trip, as well
they may. 1t is not every one, even o.
the most experienced hunters, who car
60 out and return in a weeks time with
SO choice a load of game.
\ rate OF one fare plus $500 for the
round TIP is authorized over the N. P.
to Chicago. Dec. 10 to ., on account OF
the International Live Stock EXposi-
ton. Date of sale, Dec. IS, only.
Limit, Dec. -.