Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-08

public that he is now prepared to fic.
ure on-alI jobs of carpenter work which
YOU may have. His work is of the
first class order, being workman of
recognized ability.
Modern Woodmep, Milwaukee. June
18th. Rate $33. 80 Tor round trip. Date
of sale June il. Limit, continuous
passage commencing on date of sale,
return passage leave Milwaukee not
later than JuEe 20.
T. r. Murphy, day operator at the
N. P. depot, and wife will soon leave
for the east. Mr.. Murphy will go to
their old home in Bridgeport, Conn,
and Mrs. Murphy will visit for time
with friends in Iowa.
Mrs. George Snyder, from the Rose
bud, was summoned to Hunters Hot
Springs Oh Sunday, on account OF the
serious illness of her husband, who for
some days had been taking hospital
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The school board held a session on
Tuesday to consider bids for the bonds
voted at the recent special election.
The bid of the Union Bank and Trust
Co., of Helena, being considered good
The firm was given the bonds at par.
G.. H. Jamison will take Miss Mae
AleXander's place in the Merchants
Bank while the latter is spending
few weeks vacation at the Portland
fair. Miss Alexander expects to leave
for Forest Grove, Ore, next Saturday..
c. Carroll Marsh, deputy county
treasurer was called to his home in
Warsaw, H., on Friday Of last week
by the sudden death Of his father.
Congressman 3. F. Marsh. Mr.. Marsh
had like summons in March, occas-
Toned by the death of his step-mother.
The musicale given by the young
ladies of the Presbyterian Sunday
school last Friday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Frederic Collins, was marked
success. The Dove orchestra played
several selections and was encored
repeatedly. The entire program was
pleasing and the affair was pleasant
throughout. Ice cream and cake were
served by the young ladies.
J. NJ. Calvin, former trainmaster of
this division of the N. P. has accepted
a position on an eastern roe d and left
the first of the week to take charge of
same. His position here has been
filed by the promotion OF NJ. L. 0 'Brien
who will be remembered by old timers
here as former freight conductor but
who. for some time has been on pas
senger service. The promotion is d
merited one.
A recent letter from Supt. H. Blair,
who lett recently for Brashear, Mo-, to
take charge of his brother's law bust
ness, which he was compelled to aban-
don on account of sickness, states that
| he was shocked on arriving at that
pace to learn of the death of his
brother. Supt. Blair and family ar
rived just in time to attend the funeral
ceremony. Mr.. Blair's brother was
O lie of the prominent lawyers of the
state of Missouri.
Mrs. Alfred Longley was hostess at
delightfully."- informal tea this afternoon
at her home on West Copper street.
The party was complimentary to Mrs.
Charles H. Hoskins, who is one of
Butte's charming brides. A number
OF friends called to greet the hostess
and honor guest and partake of the re-
freshments. Butte Inter Mountain.
Mrs. Hoskins will be remembered as
Miss Mamie Becker, q former teacher
in the Forsyth schools.
J. Leach is authority for the state.
ment that the bridge will be nearly
enough completed on The Fourth to
permit the crossing of teams, and ar.
rangenents are being made to dedicate
the bridge at the same time we cele
brate the Fourth. Owing to the rise
in the river Sunday and Monday worl
. was delayed on the bridge few days
the high water taking out the pile
driver before the. piling for the las
string of false work had been driven
The ferry boat was pressed into ser
vice yesterday, however, and the worl
of driving the piles resumed. Foreman