Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09

streets Monday.
Delmar and John Hubbard came in
from Jordan Sunday.
Mrs. ]. E. Edwards gave dinner |
party Sunday to number of friends.
Silk lace, in black or white, reduced |
from 4Oc to zoe the yard.-Katzenstein
Clothing Co.
Lyle c. Osmund, of Miles City, was
in attendance at the dance given by
the Marcyes orchestra Friday night.
| Rev. Nicholas. the Presbyterian
minister, will exchange pulpits with
Rev. Calvin, of Miles City, on Sunday
next.
Rate of one and one-third fare for
the round trip is authorized for the fol-
lowing meeting: Bozeman, April
Is, Brotherhood of American Yoe-
man.
The continued warm weather weak
ened the ice in the Yellowstone to the
extent that it went out Sunday, remain
ing only in pieces where the current
was not sufficiently swift to move it.
Mrs. Kane left Friday night, accom-
panied by Silvia Lane, for her future
home at Anaconda. Silvia Lane will
be met at Butte by her sister, Miss
Hattie, and together they will journey
to Salt Lake, where they will spend
some weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. c. G. Clark and daughter Rae,
who have been spending the winter
with r ends and relatives in Nebrasl a
returned home on Wednesday noon.
Mesdames M. l.. Nichols and c. E.
Smith, sisters of Mrs. Clark, returned
with her and will make a visit of sew
eral weeks duration.
: T. w. Longley was in from the
Island ranch Monday, checking up
| his affairs as county treasurer, pre-
paratory to turning the office over to
his successor, Chas. Davis. Mr..
Davis has deputized c. c. Marsh, who
e will look after the financial affairs OF
e the county for the ensuing two years.
At an Epworth League business
meeting held Monday evening, plans
" were begun for holding some interest
: ing and enjoyable socials. 1t was alse
decided to hold the devotional meetings
- in the new room hereafter. The sub
4 ject for the meeting next Sunday even
\ ing is ''Christ the Great Physician. >
i. References-Luke 4: 10 10; 5: 27-22
Peter 2: "a.
20 The union evangelstic meetings, no,
9. in progress, have been attended by in
,f creasingly large numbers, evincing
O. constantly deepening interest. Fl
# Spirit of God is striving with all hearts
. There is a manifest spirit of cordialit
and prayer on the part of God S peopl
1 and of unrest and desire on the part
IS those not satisfied with the worlt
~ Let us yield heartily to all righteol
III impulses, and try not toresist nor quenc
d' the Spirit. ''For God soloved the worl
that He gave His only begotten Sol
oy that whatsoever believeth on Him shoul
lis not perish, but have everlasting life. ,
e. John $50.
in
he Miss Eda Marcks, who spent la.
tv summer with her sister, Mrs. job
Rea, and during her stay made man
friends IN Forsyth, was married ;
d Peoria, ILL.,, Wednesday, March 1st,
q Mr.. Perciva1 S. Pease. The weddin
III had been planned for the twenty secon
y of March, but about two weeks ago M
80 Pease was taken dangerously i'll an
80 Miss Marcks was summoned. TT
Is young couple were married immediat
ly. The groom is thought to be pa
IA danger and as soon as he has recovere
'e' his health they will begin housekee
in ing in Peoria. Mr.. and Mrs. Jof
ISIS Rea were to have left this week
,v assist in the celebr ration of the ma
r.. riage ceremonies, Mrs. Rea was to a
18th as matron of honor while Mr.. Rea w
net to be best man. "All's we'll that en-
,eh well' however and Miss Marcks ma
r a friends in Forsyth join with the Ne
ne. in wishing the young couple hap
me life. Cupid was kept exceptional
- | buSv for on the same daV of nj