Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-27

CHASED from HdTEy IL rletCner the
/ we'll matched driving team of sorrels.
| We did not hear the consideration but
infer that it was top notch price.
That man don't live that we can't
please in either stock saddle or
set of harness. Try us and see, we'll
take all the chances. Forsyth Hard
ware s. Saddlery Co. 17-2t
| Hunter Terrett came in last Satur-
day from his ranch at Brandenburg
and returned on Monday with his
neice, Miss Henrietta ferret, who will
spend the remainder of the summer at
| the ranch.
Sid Irwin of Forsyth came up last
night to see the Sharpley performance
at the opera house, and he gave it as
his opinion that it was one of the best
melo-dramas that he had seen in
many day:-Billings Times.
Bert T. Coleman Co. has disposed of
his ice cream and confectionery bus
mess to L. w. Katzenstein, who will
consolidate the business under the
name Of The Katzenstein Clothing
| Co.
Work has begun on an addition TO
| The new part is to be two stories high
with a basement for steam heating
plant. The house is to be otherwise
renodeled and when finished will
be conmodious and roomy.
Miss Lucy G. Palmer, the high
school teacher for the coming school
year, has been in town the past few
days visiting friends and making ar
arrangements for a house before school
begins. Miss Palmer expects to move
here with her mother, who now resides
at Grow Agency.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day by Deputy County Clerk Glafckc
to John Grid of Rosebud county, Mon
tana, and Anna Kelly of Crook county,
Wyoming, and the couple were mar
ried by Justice Black tourn. -Sheri-
dan Post.
A curfew ordinance has been pass
ed by the city council to the effect that
no minor will be allowed on the street
after $3.50 O'Clock, unless he be accom-.
panied by an adult or bear a written
permission. This however does not
affect those who are actively engaged
in a lawful business. but it will
affect a large number of Young
sters who have been in the habit Of
lettering on the streets late at night.
The curfew whistle has the magical
effect of making an active sprinter o1
E the most docile youngster If the city
sheriff is in sight.
! Arthur F. Hughes, who together with
7 Jonas Oiestad, was arrested last June
for shooting a calf belonging to r. ]
Guy of Rancher, was taken into Gus
q tody yesterday by Sheriff Northway
Roth men waived preliminary exam
ination in the justice court and wer
bound over to the October term Of the
District court. Oiestad, who has
g gone bail for Hughes, it appears, dis
: appeared on the Sd of July and ha
9 not been seen or heard OF since tina
y time. In lieu of the fact that it wa
desired that Hughes be here for trial h
;, was takenYinto custody. An effort i
;, being made to ind the wherea bouts q
/, Oiestad but as yet to no purpose.
d The Cairo Advertiser says: Thi
p may seem little overdrawn, but Their
is suggestion contained therein tina
= it might be we'll for everyone to ponde
over: IA town that never has any
;, thing to do in public way is on tn
way to the cemetery. Any citizen VIII
;, will do nothing for his town furnishe
his own coffin. The man who is S
selfish as to have no time from bus
II ness to give to city affairs is maxim
7. the shroud. The man who will M
W advertise is driving the hearse. TT
n man who is always pulling back fro
e any public enterprise throws bouque'
on the grave. The man who is :
stingy and selfish as to be howlin
hard times. is preaching the sermo
and singing the doxology, and thr
;. the town lies buried, free from all so