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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-29
A Letter from Mexico
PalInore College

Chihuahua, Mexico, Sept. 10 19O5
Saturday morning party consisting
Of eighteen, made up OF teachers ana
pupils went TO the mountain to see
the sun rise as we had planned. We
expected TO start at three a. III. but
uy the time the eighteen burros were
dJ the door and the eighteen parties
were ready to start it was most five.
Miss Herst aid L had worked very
hard the night before preparing the
lunch. We fried chickens, made
sandwiches and Miss Brown and
baked cakes. We made coffee after we
reached the mountain.
1t was indeed jolly party and 1t
made pretty picture as we lett the
College. IL was yet so dark that only
The dim outlines Uf the figures could
be seen aud as we came TO the narrow
places which made IL necessary to 90
single file. / could only think, as L
looked DIT the slow procession, uf the
pllgrimages to the Holy Land and l
am sure that as we neared the top ana
were able to see the sun as IL rose
gllding some peaks with a radiant
oeauty, which cOntrasted strangely
with the som Der blue OF those yet In
shadow and IN the distance the white
city just awakening, we all felt some
OF the reverence aud awe which per-
sons must experience who visit the
sacred grounds.
1t was my first burro ride and l
started out bravely. l did exceedingly
well until my burro began to lag be-
hind. Then it became necessary fol
the mosa (servanl) to whip him up
when lie did. l chung for dear life
out before l caught up with the
crowd, down went to the ground aud
The burro galloped joyously on To
some green grass ut the road side, 1
soon climbed On again though and had
40 more trouble.
Just as we were almost as fl as the
ourros could go, Miss Wilson, the
principal, fell off backwards and was
nurt quite badly. 1t was some time
before we could go on. Then we only
went TO good camping place and
stopped for breakfast. You can I'M
aglue how we enjoyed that after Sc
much exertion. On account Of Mi s
Wilson we did not 60 quite to the toy
but rested awhile and started hon e..
The scenery was magnificent and T
got some very good pictures. yo.
reached the college about ell we
thirty. Miss Wilson was in
couple OF days but is we'll now an Ie q a a
gone out TO ranch for a little ,, ,,as
aud rest. 'isiO
Next week three Couples OF us are
going clear to the top of the mountain,
You know the Doctor said that kind
OF exercise was what l needed and so
Ihey Try TO send me out often. Yes.
terday Miss Harper sent me TO chap.
erone a. party OF her young men who
wanted to take some kodak pictures.
We walked several miles and got some
very good pictures. This evening she
sent me with party Of them TO the
chihuahua Foundry. They have the
next TO the largest shops In the Re.
public there. The foreman is the
father OF a pupil of mine and he was
very nice about explaining every
thing to me. l enjoyed the machinery
so much. They are using the first
Corliss Engine ever made In Mexico.
There was much Of interest there
which intend to write of when l
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-29
send my letter for publication about

send my letter for publication about
Chihuahua,
Last Saturday was the versary
of Independence Of Mexico and thev
celebrated 1T much as we do our
Fourth of July. In the morning the
school boys decorated the buildings
and then had speeches in the patio,
by Professor and pupils. In the after.
noon there was trades display such
as we have at home and OF course
music every where. At five o'clock in
the morning band marched by the
college playing the Mexican National
lir and l never heard anything more
inspiring. l jumped from my bed
aud before kdew it L said 30 l love
Mexico"
Ip the afternoon l chaperoned a
party Of the school girls down to see
the parade but In the evening four Of
us American teachers went to the
plaza to see the fireworks and to hear
the band. We had a fine time until
quite late. The plaza was decorated
beautifully with electric lights and
flags. EMMA TURNER,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-29
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complicated with torpid liver, until
she lost her strength and vigor. and
became mere wreck of her former
self. Then she tried Electric Bittcrs
which helped her at once and finally
made her entirely well. She Is now
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sell and guarantee them at SOC a
bottle
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MOrehead.

Mr.. Charlie Lee and family came
down Sunday on the afternoon train
where he will visit his sister, Mrs.
Hattie Fisher. They will visit Mrs.
Lees parents, Mr., and Mrs. Deeds.
Ben johnson SundaYed at w. A.
Fishers.
Mrs. Sharp of Chanute visited her
mother, Mrs. Ringle Sunday.
Rev. Cox preached very interest
ing sermon Sunday morning and
night.
The surprise party given Mr.. M.
Cables was we'll attended aud ali
report good time. 1t was surprise
on Mrs. Cadle it being her 53th birth
day. Those present were George
Elliott and children, Jake Elliott and
family, e. M. Cadle and family, Clark
Ellis and family and Sherman john
SON.
j. T. Smith left Tuesday where he
will sell shovels for the Home Manu-
featuring company.
Zena Wade left Wednesday for
Kinsley, Kan, where she will make
her future home with her aunt. We
are sorry to loose her out OF out school.
Mrs. Nichols went tn Neodesha
Sunday to visit her sons. She re.
turned Monday.
Miss LOCKER was in town Tuesday
She has been absent for great while.
Mr.. Kinney has his new house ready
for the plasterers.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hefley and two daugh-
tiers. Florence and Lucille. returned
home from Sulphur Springs, Ark,
"Wednesday. Mrs. Hefley took Flor
ence away for her health. She looks
some better.
Walter Fisher will soon have his
new barn on the boom.
Maude Smith SundaYed with Eva
Fisher.
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Harmony

Wiley Davis and family spent Sun
day with his brother, Jim.
Lee Smith, Will and Agnes Poverty
OF Breakdown Sundayed at J. J.
Smiths.
The Exchange Oil company is
building new house for their pump.
Wonder what that means.
John Osborn and wife spent Sunday
at L. L. Crater's.
L. P. Briley and family Sundayed at
Mt. Campbells.
Ed Burghart was around peddling
beef last Friday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-29
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-29
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He may well think he got off cheap.
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-29

G. D. Martin does not seem to think
any more of the western country than
the rest of the Kansas men who have
been out there this year. Ii you want
to make Kansas man patriotic all
you have to do is send him on trip
across the deserts Of Wyoming and
Idaho
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09
HATHAWAY.
HATHAWAY. March 8, 1905.

HATHAWAY, March 8, 1905.
Mrs. Wood has moved into the build
ing used during the winter as a school
house.
A. Badham has been in Miles City
for the past week working on his new
dwelling house.
Messrs Mosher and Dickey will COM
mence work on two story frame house
at this place the coming week.
Several parties have been around
this community this spring looking for
suitable places with a view to locating.
The N. P. is putting in two large
piers three miles east of town to pro-
tect the road from the slough at that
place.
We had ten thousand dollar fire
at this place last week: but am glad to
say it was not one of our many nice
dwelling houses but car load of new
pianos.
The ranchers are busy plowing for
wheat, and green grass is getting
large enough so that sheep can get d
good feed.
Newt Gilliland, Mike O'Nei1 and
James Welch have their teams work.
lug on the railroad dixie.
The ranchmen in this community
| will put in quite a large acreage o.
| wheat this spring, besides other crops
Messrs Davis, Badham, Dickey anG
Mosher will set out orchards this
spring.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09
ROSEBUD
Rosebud, March Z, 1905.

Rosebud, March Z, 1905.
J. G. Hope, the county commissioners
from Birney came i'll Sunday and took
the train for Forsyth in company with
M. Schiltz, chairmsn of the board.
They GO to attend meeting of the
county commissioners.
Frank Kimball, foreman for the A.
McC. Howard Sheep company, was in
town Saturday for load of supplies.
He reports the range as being in fine
condition as we'll as the sheep.
Senator Bental1 returned from Helena
Saturday evening. The people of
Rosebud extended to him the glad
hand. The Senator looks as though
the mountain air had agreed with him.
Mrs. F. L. Mefford entertained a
number of the young people Monday
at the Mefford residence east of town.
Cards and dancing were the order of
the evening. Refreshments were serv-
ed. Among those present were Messrs
and Mesdames Davis and Mefford;
Misses Bell, Marks, Kennedy, Mabel
and Jennie O'Connell; Messrs H. Mef-
ford, Afflack, Choisser, Payne and
Brooks. All report an enjoyable time.
Some of our enterprising business
men are discussing the feasibility of a
water supply for Rosebud. 1t is sug-
gested that control be secured of the
big spring at the old Beasly camp on
Butte creek and that the water be piped
to town-a distance of one and one-half
miles. This is splendid idea, and
| would mean bountiful supply of pure
water for use IN the household and also
for use in sprinkling the various lawns
now being prepared. 1t is hoped the
project will not be dropped.
p. Schiltz of Rosebud and John
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09
HOWARD.
HOWARD, March 6, 1905.

HOWARD, March 6, 1905.
Ike Azeling was in Forsyth Monday
with load of beef hides.
Sam Newnes was in Forsyth the first
of the week on business.
Miss Emma Waddell, of Forsyth,
was in Howard Tuesday and Wednes-
day, and while here visited the school.
John McDermott, of Forsyth, was in
Howard Thursday. He was up after
his cattle. Dan Delone has been feed
ing them for him.
Hugh McHugh and J. w. Lyons, OF
Forsyth, were in town Thursday.
VIM. Davis, of the Hysham Cattle
Co., was in Howard Friday.
Jesse Newnes was absent from the
school Monday.
The Yellowstone river at this place
is all broken up. 1t is much earlier
this year than usual.
J. T. Carolan, of Armells creek, was
in town Sunday.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09
KIRBY.
Kirby, March 6, 1905.

hlrOy, MdrCn D, 19Uo.
John Woods visited with r. Laugh
lin on Wednesday.
G. G. Carol is expected out to his
ranch this week.
U. NJ. Holmes returned from Sheri-
dan Tuesday.
Frank Taylor went to Tongue River
the first of the week and returned on
Friday.
The first rain of the season visited
this vicinity Saturday.
Several rowing parties of Cheyennes
have been in this vicinity this week.
Jack Parr made another trip to
Sheridan this week, returning on
Wednesday.
The ground has been drying off rap
idly the last few days and some of the
farmers are already putting in their
spring crops.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09
BRANDENBURG

BRANDENBURG, March 6, 1905
The beautiful weather continues and
the sun has been so warm, thai with
the little dampness the snow made,
the grass and alfalfas is started to
growing.
Part Of the ice passed out Friday
and the remainder went out very quietly
the same night. We have not heard of
any damage being done.
Messrs. Tom Orr and Jesse Swain
went to Forsyth on Saturday for a load
of provisions.
Mrs. Swain was a visitor at Mrs.
Liscomes Saturday.
We understand the mail will make
it's first trip next Saturday March H.,
to Ashland.
Mr.. Flowers made his usual trip
down the road Sunday.
Miss Lille Lantis and Mr.. Brinin-
stool came up from Garland Saturday
and returned Sunday, taking Mrs.
Brininstool, who had been visiting her
mother, Mrs. D. w. Lantis, with
them.
Misses Freda and Lila Giest were
visitors at Grandma Lantis' Saturday
night.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09
A SOCIAL SUCCESS
Reception Given to the
Ministers on Friday
Evening Well
Attended.

One of the most enjoyable social
events transpiring in the history of our
thriving little town was held last Fri
day night in the Odd Fellows hall.
The occasion for the gathering was in
honor of, and reception to, our two
ministers-Rev. V. V. Nicholas, of the
PRESBYTERIAN church, and Rev. T. p.
Leland, of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
The ladies of both churches deserve
great credit for their untiring efforts
in making the affair what it was-a
grand social success.
The hall was very appropriately ar
ranged and beautifully set off with
rugs, cosy corners, screens, flowers
and palms, which were very artsti-
cally placed so as to produce decid-
edly homelike effect. About $50 people
were present and everybody entered
into the spirit of the occasion with a
hearty good will.
An entertaining program had been
arranged which consisted of reading
by Prof. Blair; a recitation by Miss
Josephine McHugh; piano duet by
Miriam Meyerhoff and Glen North
way; vocal solos by Mrs. Waggonite,
Miss Millie Smith and Mrs. Bert
Coleman; vocal duet by Misses Mile
and Jessie Frances Smith; piano duet
by Miss Jessie Frances Smith and Mrs.
Jas. Eckels; addresses by Rev. T. P.
Leland and Rev. V. V. Nicholas, and
a number of selections by the Dove
orchestra, composed of E. c. Dove,
first violin; F. S. Squire, second violin;
Mrs. Jas Eckesl, piano; Joseph Cha
telle, cornet, and E. M. Huff slide
trombone.
Each number of the program was
highly appreciated by the audience;
but the orchestra deserves special rec
ognition, it being their first appear
ance in public, having only recently
been organized. The music which
they produced was of the first class
order, receiving a hearty encore after
each rendition.
| At about ten o'clock lunch was served
in the dining room of the hall, which
consisted of a bountiful supply of sand
| wlches, salads, cake and coffee. The
crowd was so great that the partakers
of the spread were compelled to stand
while indulging, but this did not ma
terially detract from the enjoyment of
the feast.
The assembly disbanded to take
their several ways homeward at about
eleven O'Clock, voting the occasion the
most entertaining and wholly enjoy able
ever given in our city.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09

:OVER THE COUNTY: F.:
Cleaned By Able Corps of Correspondents
building purposes.

building purposes.
A. Nc C. Howard and wife were
business visitors in Forsyth and Rose
bud last week.
o. NJ. Cleavenger is visiting with
friends IN Lame Deer at present.
Mrs. N. G.. Philbrick was visiting
at the Freeman Philbrick ranch on
Friday and Saturday.
Frank Kimball was transacting
business in Rosebud Saturday.
Chas. Straw was a business visitor
at Geo. Snyder's ranch on Sunday.
w. E. Goodwin was looking after
business in Forsyth last week.
Jas. Saffell and family were visiting
at the home of R. Jackson on Wednes-
day last.
John Davidson came up from Rose
bud on Friday with four horse tea.I
loaded with supplies for his ranch, To-
Gated near Lee.
Dan Ryan left for the Harris ranch
on Thursday where he has secured
employment with Mr.. Howard.
Mrs. r. Jackson was d visitor at
the home of Mrs. Burllson on Sunday
| last.
A dance was given at Van Horn s
ranch Saturday night. A very pleas
ant time is reported.
Henry Howard, from Tongue river,
is visiting with his daughter, Mrs
Van Horn, this week.
sick list this week.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09
Earl of Sweeney creek were Forsyth
visitors Saturday.

Earl of Sweeney creek were Forsyth
visitors Saturday.
Jim Kennedy, as usual, was about
the last one to cross the Yellowstone on
the ice, he having crossed Sunday just
about two hours before the ice broke.
w. e. Johnson and wife, accompani-
ed by Miss Alma Wagner, of FORSYTH,
paid Rosebud a pleasant visit Satur-
day. We were glad to see them and
hope this will not be their last visit to
our busy little burg.
Mr.. Day of Bonner, Idaho, represent
ing the Blackfoot Milling company,
was in town Monday interviewing our
lumber merchant, A. Drescher.
Will Davidson and John Scott of Lee
were seen on our streets Monday,
Bert Finch is still nursing his sick
finger. Although the member is very
sore Bert says he will be in shape to
start in shearing the first of April.
Geo. Finch came down from Forsyth
Sunday to visit relatives here.
A shadow social was given Friday
evening for the benefit of Rev. Leland.
There was large crowd in attendance
and everyone reports good time. Rev.
Leland breaches here on Thursday
evening of each week and the people of
Rosebud are glad tc welcome him in
their midst.
Walter O'Connell left last week for
Chico, California, where he has been
offered very good position with the
| Diamond Match company.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09
RANCHER
Rancher, Mont, March 6, 1905

Rancher, Mont, March 6, 1905
Sunday School was short a few !
members yesterday, owing to the water
being turned into the new Rancher |
ditch. All were anxious to see the end
of a long dry spell in Pease valley.
Marshal Eckert, of Mugginsville,
was in the valley yesterday.
VIM. Mouax and Major King are en-
gagged in breaking horses for use in
the spring.
]. B. Grierson and wife left on No. 4
for Forsyth Saturday night.
r. J. Guy lost 16 head of two and
three year old cattle few days since
by going under the ice while trying to
cross the Yellowstone. He also lost a
saddle horse today while trying to
swim slough when the ice was
running.
julius Riesner has leased Axel
Olesons ranch for period of two
years.
Gudmund Eide, of Mugginsville,
passed through Rancher Saturday en-
route to Junction
Mr.. Mills, foreman of the new bridge
at Junction, expects to have a full
force of men (about 1907 by April 1st.
John Lohoff, who has been absent
from Rancher for some time, returned
few days since. He states that we
have the best country in the world.
w. O. Robinson was in the valley
last week looking after his real estate
and putting the final coat of paint on
his house.
Ludwig Havemann has just finished
dehorning his calves and killing his
numerous cats.
J. T. Griffin, of Junction, passed
through the valley Saturday looking
for E. ]. Harris, alias the ''Lost
Charley Ross"
H. Heynemann, our postmaster, is
doing some contract work for the
Rancher Ditch Co.
C. B. Stoll has just completed two
bridges across the Rancher Ditch at
Jas. Moore's place.
Elias Johnson is putting thirty foot
fiume across the Rancher ditch to con-
duct the flood water from Edwards
coulee.
Ed Jones, formerly of Froze to Death,
has taken up his abode near Rancher
where he thinks the climate milder.
All of you dry land tarripans pass
through Pease Bottom and see the
water run in the Rancher ditch. All
are busy preparing for big crops the
coming season.
Miss Elizabeth Grierson has accept
ed the position as teacher, to finish
out the present term of school, Miss
Smoot having accepted a school at Lee.
Farmers have been busy plowing
since Febr uary 9th, although few
are waiting for the spring storms to
moisten the ground.
Several of our ranchers are breaking
work teams, clearing off brush, and
getting ready for extensive farming
this season.
The headgates of the big ditch was
opened on the 4th and foot of water
let in to settle the ditch, but general
irrigation will not commence until
some time in May.
Jlmtown, up the creek, is deserted
our assessor having gone to the county
seat to reside.
J. r. Grierson succeeded in getting
his building material across the river
+ before the ice went out. The presen
condition of the river makes mail car
t rying difficult, but he has managed t.
keep on top so far.
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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09

WANTED-Tenm men in each state
10 travel, tack signs and distribute
samples and circulars of our goods.
Salary SIS per month. s. per dav for
expenses. KULMAN CO., Dept. S,
Atlas building, Chicago.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09
'ROUND THE BENDS OF
THE BUD.

SABRA, March Z, 1905.
Hite Bray has been hauling logs
from Eagle creek the past week for
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-09

n0Du 22nd ANNUAL CATALOG
UUnU of interesting things for all.
crrno Earliest field and sweet
SccUS corn and vegetables on earth.
~ne1o Hardest fruit and forest
kffN trees. Extra packets with
every order.
CHAS. H. WILL & CO.,
B smarck, N. Oak.
Newport daily independent., 1905-10-07
N%~Ay&NN,~&N ! HERE AND THERE. < | gNNN@NNN~

Jack Rabbit Flour at Bowen's Cash Store. 28btf
 Carpenters wanted. Apply to Wm. Bengel. 38d7t
 Storage room for rent. Bow en's Cash Store. 68dtf
 Rev. c. H. Gregory of Corn ing was in the city Saturday.
 J. M. Gibson of Jacksonport left for Memphis Friday on busi- ness.
 Miss Lutie Shelton of Searcy was in the city Friday night going to Batesville.
 The Presbyterian Sunday y school will have a special feature at their services Sunday includ- ing recitations, music and talks by the officers.