Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-11

Jas. King and Jas. A. Beatty, of
Ashland, were Forsyth business visi-
tors the first of the week.
S. A. Hotchkiss, of Brandenburg,
was on hand Monday morning to an
swer jury service summons.
A May dance will be given by the
Dove orchestra at the Alexander hall,
Wednesday night, May "a.
Montana Sunday School Association
at Hamilton, May 16, II and Is. Fare
and one-third for round trip.
W. D. Smith, of Miles City. stock
detective for this district, had business
in Forsyth the latter part of last
week.
LOST-On Monday of1ast week, one
lady's gray, tailor-made jacket, be-
tween the Odd Fellows hall and ]. G.
Lyndes place. Finder win please
leave same at Paine & Hardy's store.
Onaccount of the many events dur
ing the past two weeks, the Bible
study class did not meet. The next
meeting will be on Thursday evening,
Nav 10, at the home of Miss Cornwell
Mrs. ]. c. Aud. of Miles City, ar
rived here Thursday, for a few days
visit with old friends. She returned
home Saturday accompanied by her
son Philip, vino had come down on the
morning train.
Miss Ethyl Waddingham, who has
been quite i'll for some time past, is
now much improved in health. She
left Saturday for Livingston where she
will visit some time with her sister,
Mrs. w. I. Church.
AS result of the teachers examin-
atoms held On April % and %, second
grade certificate was granted to Miss
Gertrude Narcks, of the Hammond
school, and a third grade certificate to
Mr.. Chas. A. Hills, of Rosebud.
w. H. Armstrong was down from
his ranch near Howard Monday to re-
port for jury duty, but was excused
| owing to the fact that his left hand
was being treated for a severe attack
Of blood poison, the pain from which
rendered him unfit for jury duty.
| The ladies of the Catholic church
who gave the fair at the Alexander
hall last Thursday afternoon and
evening, realized the magni 6cent sum
of ST. from their efforts. They were
compelled to close shortly after supper
owing to the fact that all of their wares
had been disposed of.
Owing to the probabilities of thu
court house being in use next Sabbath
the regular services of the Presbyterian
church will be held in Alexander hall
as follows: Sabbath school at 10 a. m
Preaching services at II a. m. and a
p. M, to which all are most cordial,
invited.
A. S. Brown. the founder of tn
Brown School of Correspondence locat
ed at Salt Lake City, was in attend
, ance at the institute last week for tn
) purpose of getting in touch with tn
, principal educators of the state an
incidentally to promote the interests c
his correspondence school.
Miss Alma Wagner, who has rer
dered such efficient service as prime
pal of the high school for the past yea,
will leave tomorrow night for her HON
in Iowa, where she will visit for
period of two weeks, after which sh
will, in company with a number
college friends, sail for Europe an
3 spend the summer abroad.
The annual social meeting of tt
Forsyth Alumni association was he1
last night at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
f w. E. johnson in honor of the incon
r ing membership graduating class
y 1905. The evening was spent in soci
games, after which refreshments we
served. A pleasant evening W;
: passed by those participating.
v Monday was about as windy a da
o as most anyone would care to witnes
but, as the old saying goes ''tis an
wind that blows no good" the viii
Is continued until Tuesday, when
|. brought on volume of moisture tn
,, will do a vast amount of good in tn
1t locality. We can stand the wind if
will always be so kind and cond