Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05

ing formerly occupied by E. l.. Judd
as barber shop, and will, about the
10th of this month open up store in
which he will carry gents furnishing
goods, stationery, CONNECTIONS and
cigars.
Newton Gilliland went to Hathaway
last Friday and returned the first of
the week with his mother. The Gill
lands have rented the Freeman Phil
brick house on the south side of the
track and will spend the winter here
IN the metropolis.
E. Durham, a freight engineer be-
tween this place and Billings, whose
family recently arrived here from Sher-
idan, Wyo., has rented the Dick resi-
dence in the west part of town and
will move into the same as soon as va
Gated by H. d. O'Brien.
Dan Ryan and M. H. Sprague were
business visitors from Sabra Saturday.
Mr.. Sprague has accepted position
at Fort Mackenzie, near Sheridan,
Wyo., where the government is erecting
many new buildings, and has gone to
that place to begin work.
H. S. Hopkins, brother of the late
Jas. S. Hopkins, accompanied by his
wife and child, arrived here yesterday
from his home at Pueblo, Col. Mr..
Hopkins will remain here about ten
days assisting in the final settlement
of the Jas. S. Hopkins estate.
LOST-One lady's open face gold
watch bearing monogram M. B. "A. at
tached to gold fob, on Wednesday,
Oct 4. Finder will kindly leave same
at Merchants bank or at the Rosebud
County News Office and they will re-
ceive suitable reward, 27-tf
E. G. Dove has been engaged the
past few days putting up steel CELL
ing and otherwise improving the inter-
ior of J. A. Kelly's drug store. The
partition will be taken out thus afford d.
ing more rom. When completed the
interior appearance of the store will be
greatly improved.
]. B. Neil has moved his barber shop
into the building formerly occupied by
H. D. Huff as such, but more recently
occupied by the telephone and electric
light company, where, assisted by M.
M. Holmes, he will be found removing
the facial appendage of a hirsute fol-
iage from those not satisfied with their
| natural appearance,
| DR.. A. C. Wilson and e. M. Huff
left Monday morning for a week s
hunting and fishing trip in the Chico
| Springs country. These gentlemen
are not green hands at this sport and
they have gone prepared to kill any
big game that comes their way. Dr.
Mckenzie from Miles City will look
after DIR. Wilson's patients during his
absence.
Last week John Ringheim sold out
his interest in the sheep and ranch
of Ringhem & Hagen, located about
so miles up the Big Porcupine to An
drew Hollenger and afterwards pu'
chased Sever Hagen's interests. the
firm name now being Ringheim &
Hollenger. Mr.. Hagen has moved
into Forsyth with his family and will
remain here for the present while cast
ing about for suitable location.
Information has been given the News
concerning the robbing of sheep wagons
in different parts of Rosebud county
While this manner of stealing ma,
not appear SO fragrant an evil to tn
offender, it is nevertheless theft ant
should be dealt with accordingly. No
only is there loss of provision to tn
wagon owner, but the herder m; y b.
obliged to alter his plan of action ow
ing to the shortness of provisions
These wagons are stocked for certain
length of time, and the plans of tn
herder are made accordingly. "Rust
ling'' provisions is as much a Grim
as trusting" horses, and will doubt
less be dealt with in no perfunctor.
manner.
The work of excavating the basemen
for the new Presbyterian church ha
been started, number of persons will