Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13

| ten days fishing trip. From Boulder
they will go to Hunters Hot Springs.
Each of the above gentlemen claim to
be expert fishermen and Large" fish
stories will be much in order upon
their return home.
VIM. A. Davidson came in from Lee
Tuesday after the saddle he was so
fortunate as to win through the rattle
by H. c. Holtkamp last week. Mr..
Davidson was not aware that he was
the owner of the saddle until he read it
| in the columns of the News. Just am
other evidence of the value of advertis-
ing through the proper medium.
Frank Davis, who has recently com:
pleated seven months course at the
Stone school in ST. Paul will open up
| a jewelers. busiess in Forsyth soon.
Mr.. Davis has a thorough practical
knowledge of the intricacies of the
jewelers. trade and will be thorough
ally competent to do all repairing.
He is a native of Forsyth and will have
the hearty support of large number
Of friends, who will be anxious to see
him succeed.
To prevent hardness an Iowa school
ma am announced she would kiss the
| first arrival at school every morning.
That same night three of the directors
| and bald-headed bachelor who had
not been to school in fourty-seven years,
slept in the long grass Of the school
yard and were up before the dawr.
When the teacher arrived she announ-
ced a dead heat and withheld her ruby,
red lips from the osculatory onslaught.
This is mean old world !-Exchange
| If you ever use such thing as
stock saddle we want you to know that
we can and will give you whole lot
more for your money than you can get
anywhere in this neck of woods. We
use the best California leather that
money will buy; the very latest styles
of swell fork Menea trees, and as for
workmanship, that will speak for itself.
Come in and see what we are doing.
1 he Forsyth Hardware s. Saddiery
Co. 1877
Messers and Mesdames Squire and
Deve accompanied by Mrs. Mason
country Sunday, and being out in that
direction decided to visit Rosebud.
None of the party had ever been on the
road before consequently they stray
ed. They finally found themselves at
the Chiosser ranch and enquiring the
the route to our neighboring burg,
proceeded on their way. Even though
they did not reach home until mid
night they report very pleasant
trip.
, For several days Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Meg auvran, from Grand Forks,
N. d., state organizers of the Modern
Protective association, have been in
Forsyth engaged in organizing local
lodge. On Tuesday night meeting
was held in the Odd Fellows hall to
perfect permanent organization
Twenty three beneficiary members
were taken in aud the following
officers were elected. President, Mrs.
Hattie Waddell; past president, Gee.
II. Jamison; vice president, Mrs.
Emma King; prelate, Mrs. Nettie
Crawshaw; secretay, Luther Moab
treasurer, Mrs. Emily Shaw: inside
guardian, Nelson B. Berge; outside
guardian, John Waugen, trustee
DR.. Wilson, Or. Huene and Miss
: Nellie Dorsie. The lodge will b'
, kno Nh as the Yellowstone Lodge ant
, will meet on the second and fourth
5 Tuesdays of each month. The mex
meeting will be held on the evening o
July Is and will be social session
Every body is invited to attend.
). c. B. Taber returned Tuesday from
e Billings where he accompanied hi
wife and daughter who were on thei
;, way to Illinois for an extended visl'
n While in Billings Mr.. Taber, throug
the courtesy of the managing enginee
4 of the work, was shown the irrlgatio
r ditch of the Billings Land and Inves
ment Co., and found, somewhat to hi
surprise, that the ditch was ia
- inferior to either the Rancher ditch c
l. the Forsyth ditch. Mr.. Taber ha
he pa+rra11V s,nnosed from the Way TIL