Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-02
RANCHER

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. |
Guy, Wednesday, February %, at II
O'Clock, was so1ennized the marriage |
of Phillip J. Isaac and Miss Edna
Mable Guy. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. L. S. Schermerhorn,
Presbyterian minister from Billings,
in the presence of relatives of both
families. Messrs. Alfred and Walter
Isaac acted as groomsmeu and Misses
Mary Isaac and Olive Guy as maids |
of honor. After the ceremony the !
party partoolx of dinner to the happi-
ness and long life of the newly mar
rled couple, who are both natives of
Pease Valley, being born and raised
here. After luncheon they were es-
corted to a nicely furnished and ar
ranged home just completed. Numer-
Gus valuable presents were presented
by friends of the bride and groom. In
the evening a number of friends and
relatives visited the happy couple and
partook of sundry 1uxuries awaiting
them. We wish them as pleasant
journey through life as was the day
they began, it being warm and cloud
less.
Mr.. M. G. Guy of Seattle, WASH,
who is visiting his brother at this
place, had very narrow escape from
death a few days since. While feed
| 6 l,to yaI HI,
lust over the heart, breaking one of his
ribs. At this time he is improving
nicely and will be able to resume the
feeding in short time.
]. B. Grierson just returned from
the county seat a few days since.
Mrs. r. J. Guy returned from For
syth Monday, where she visited with
her sister, Miss Higgins, for a day.
An agent for the Singer sewing ma
chine passed through the valley re-
Gently.
A few days since an alarm of fire
was sounded and on examination it
was found that the roof of r. J. Guys
house was ablaze. The flames were
soon extinguished and but little dam
age. except a hole in the roof and con-
siderable mud and water on the floor,
resulted.
Rev. Schemerhorn arrived Sunday
in time to attend Sunday school and
hold services Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday evenings. The meetings were
we'll attended and thoroughly appre-
ciated.
Mrs. l.. Havema mn, who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Bachman, on the Mus
selshel1, does not expect to return for
some time, as Mrs. Bachman is quite
i'll.
Mr.. Julius Reisner headed the broom
brigad Wednesday which was part
of the menagerie that passed through
on Monday Ia new coop on runners).
We look for the elephant any time.
Two new houses have lately been
erected at Rancher-that of Philip
Isaac and Mr.. ]. Reisner.
Mr.. M. w. Dickey of Hathaway
spent a few days in the valley last
week, looking over his real estate and
arranging with the Rancher Ditch
Company for water for irrigating pur.
poses.
The smiling face of Mr.. Samue
McConkey of Mugginsville could bt
seen at Rancher yesterday. He notes
prosperous times in his neighborhood
Mr.. Putnam, line rider for for tn,
Hysham Cattle Co. was in the valley
} few days since. He reports stock il
: fine condition on the south side. Ais
that the Cheyenne Indians are killing
range stock on the Rosebud.
e DIR. Huene of Forsyth was in the val
- lev a few days since, examining aI
h plicants for membership in the M. w
of A. He examined six and will prob
ably have as many more in a few days
. Elias Johnson has been workin
+e nights putting up ice. We hope no on
te will wrongfully accuse him, for w
= | 1o,,,% th;nG he iS trVipU tO steal If