Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
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See my bargains in team harnesses
this week. H. c. Holtkamp.
Spectacles scientifically fitted by
Dean, the jeweler.
Maurice Bentall from Rosebud was
in town Monday.
Geo. N. Smith a Kirby ranchman,
was a Forsyth visitor the first of the
week.
r. D. Mcbride from the Hammond
ranch was in Forsyth Tuesday.
On Sunday, Oct. 30. the marriage
of Mr.. James Beatty of Ashland and
Mrs. Margaret Stanton occurred. Mr..
Beatty is we'll known Rosebud coun-
ty resident and will receive congratu-
lations from large circle of friends.
The News joins in wishing the happy
couple long and prosperous life.
The Bible Study class will meet this
evening at the home of Miss Grace
Marcyes.
Brighten up the home bit on Sum
day with a boquet. Cut flowers on
sale every Saturday at Katzenstein's.
Note the change in the advertisement
of Sawyer & Wilkie, the enterprising
Rosebud merchants.
The Bank of Commerce opened its
doors to the public Monday in the Nix
g. Williams building. and although
the fixtures have not yet arrived they
are doing business in the good old
way.
w. L. Mains, assistant cashier in
the First National Bank at Billings,
was doing business in Forsyth this
week.
Miss Belle Duff was in Miles City
yesterday.
Arthur Lewis. who has been en-
ployed the past year at the Richard
son Mercantile store, left Saturday
morning for Grow Agency. He will
take an extended vacation with his
parents.
Miss Allie Dick is the proud owner
of new piano.
Mrs. r. J. Mcclure is the owner of
new piano.
E. H. Durham purchased fine pi-
ano this week from Orton Bros.
The first number of the lecture
course will be given Nov. 20 at the
Alexander hall. The Harry T. But
terwOrtn company has been secured
and it goes without saying that the
entertainment will be high class in
every particular. Mr.. Butterworth
has with him cultured musicians, who
will be sure to please the people.
Forsyth is to have a lecture course
this winter, and one too, we fully be.
lieve, that will be credit to the en-.
tertainers, source of culture and
benefit to tie listeners and real ben.
eft to the town. Everyone needs rec.
reation and rest from the general work
a-day mOnotony of real life, and il
this recreation and change can be
gained by listening to a good enter.
tainment, two things are accom-
plished. The body is rested and the
mind is fed. The Epworth League as.
sumed the responsibility OF giving the
course and have arranged for the high
class entertainments. They do not
purpose this to be money making
scheme, but aim to merely make
expenses. 1t is hoped that people will
interest themselves in this and do al
in their power to make the course &
success.
The provident and careful house
wife will plan the Sunday dinner on
Saturday and will make selection of
fresh hot-h house vegeta bles AT Katzen-
STEMS. All kinds of vegetables fresh
every Saturday morning.
Last Thursday evening the members
of the Sixty three club, together will
several invited guests, met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Wilmington
and spent most enjoyable evening.
After game of Sixty three, Miss
Belle Duff went to the punch bow
and acted as toast-master of the even
ing. Health and happiness were
drunk to the guest of honor. Miss AL
exander, and afterward card playing
was resumed. Later in the eveing de-