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Pltems of Local Interest Readers in news columns 16c per Mrs. Bernice Jackson, assistant in the county assessor's office wis 111 the last of the week. Cut flowers at all times at Katzie's, 27-1 Forsyth News Co. Mrs. Sallie M. Adams, county superintendent of schools, made an official visit to the Ingomar schools Thursday, returning to Forsyth the first of the week. When in need of anything for your office, see Katzie's (Forsyth News 27-1 Co.) Miss Jessie Adee, home demonstration agent, was in Rosebud and OrinoCO Friday to look after county club work. John Sorenson, county commissioner of Dawson county, returned to his home in Glendive Thursday night after attending the funeral of his niece, Miss Margaret Sorenson. Flowers delivered anywhere in the United States. Leave your order with Katzie's. We will do the rest. 27-1 R. D. Mountain, president of the American National bank, returned Thursday from a several days business trip in Ashland. Robert Janssen of Colstrip is spending a few days in Forsyth with his brother, J. E. Janssen. A. P. Webb of the Golden Rule store made a business trip to Billings, spending Friday and Saturday. Some housekeepers will find a real bargain if they buy one high grade broom at Saturday's special-65 cents 27-1 at Barthel Hardware. Mrs. O. O. Muri of Myers attended the Sorenson funeral at Forsyth Thursday afternoon, returning home the following day. O. W. Swenson, an employe of Foley Bros. at Colstrip, was a business visitor in Forsyth Thursday. Wm Schmidt of Armells creek was in Forsyth Thursday, returning home the same day accompanied by his sister, Miss Nellie Schmidt, who had been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ben Steele, for the past week. Carl Wheeler of Lame Deer has recently been employed by Jack Roe and is painting automobiles. The Methodist Literary Society will present "Clarence," an entertaining comedy by Booth Tarkington tomorrow night at the high school audito27-1 rium. Mrs. M. L. Skinner and children arrived Friday from Aitkin, Minn., to make their home in Forsyth. Mr. Skinner is employed at the Rosebud coal mine at Colstrip. Bert Lyons, rancher from near Hysham, was in Forsyth Monday attending to matters of business. Mrs. Margaret Farlow who has been visiting in Forsyth for the past three weeks left Sunday night for her home in Denver, Colo. The Methodist Literary Society will present "Clarence," an entertaining comedy by Booth Tarkington tomorrow night at the high school audito27-1 rium. C. T. Sponsel, trainmaster for the Northern Pacific who was recently transferred from Forsyth to Mandan is here for a few days arranging to move his family to that place. N. J. Gilliland was in Miles City the first of the week attending to matters of business and attended a Legion banquet there Monday night. Mrs. Max Wirth of Miles City visited in Forsyth Saturday at the Walter Corcoran home, going from here to Bascom to visit for several days with relatives and friends. Mrs. Margaret Gillet was ill the first of the week. The Yeomen lodge will give a public dance Saturday night, March 21, at the 27-1 Yoemen hall. Mrs. Mabel Cooper, an Misses Minnie Sprung and Leona Manning, teach ers of the Vananda school, were in Forsyth Saturday shopping and attending to matters of business. S. A. Horton, rancher of the Armells creek country, was a business visitor in Forsyth Saturday. Miss Louise Tadsen who is attending the Miles City Business Institute, was a week end visitor at the Tadsen ranch. J. R. Stewart, postmaster at Ingomar, was in Forsyth Monday attending to matters of business. Miss Irene Harbicht spent the week end in Ingomar the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harbicht, and returned to Forsyth Sunday to resume work for D. J. Muri, receiver of the Bank of Commerce. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Mercer had as their week end guest, Miss Hazel Zum Brunnen, who recently resigned as principal of the Roundup school, and was on her way from Roundup to Minneapolis, Minn. If you have rooms or a house to rent better get your ad in the Times Journal want ad column. The classified ad column of this paper will get results. Try them. The Yeomen lodge will give a public dance Saturday night, March 21, at the 27-1 Yoemen hall. The Presbyterian Aid society will meet this afternoon (Thursday) at the home of Mrs. Peter Gorrie and new officers for the year will be elected. Miss Virginia Freeman who is a Junior at the State College at Bozeman, will spend the week end in For syth with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Thurston and daughters, Lula May and Katherine, left the last of the week for Minneapo lis, Minn.,where they will spend a few days, going from there to Sanborn, N. Dak., where they will visit Mrs. Thurston's mother. The Methodist Literary Society will present "Clarence," an entertaining comedy by Booth Tarkington tomorrow night at the high school audito27-1 rium. Carl Carlson has returned from Roundup where he has been working in the coal mines for the past few years. He expects to go back to his farm at Finch, and was buying sup plies in Forsyth for this purpose the first of the week. Mr. Carlson says that he never failed to make a living on his farm and he now expects to make his permanent home here. Mrs. W. P. Ladd of Billings was in Forsyth the first of the wee attending to matters of business and visiting with Mrs. Lon DePeel. Glazine Varnish and Stain makes your old furniture look like new. Full assortment of colors at G. C. Ander27-1 son's. Ed Bopp of Lame Deer came to Forsyth Tuesday with Howard Powell who had broken his arm and received injuries of a painful nature in a buzz saw Monday. The lad is at the hospital. Mrs. R. W. Blakesley and daughter, Miss Beryl Blakesley, made a brief visit with Rosebud friends the first of the week. Carl Straw spent Saturday in Rose bud the guest of friends going from there to Orinoco to attend the dance. George Cress was called to Billings Tuesday on account of the serious illness of his sister, Mrs. Ollie Brown, who recently underwent a critical op* eration. Paul Forrest, a Junior in the school of engineering at the State college at Bozeman, is expected to arrive in For syth tomorrow to spend the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Forrest. Mrs. Flornece Choisser left Tuesday night for Nashville, Tenn., to visit her daughter, Miss Kirtlye Choisser who is attending the Ward Belmont school. She expects to be gone for a month. H. V. Beeman spent Sunday and Monday in Billings, the guest of his brother, W. W. Beeman. Frank Ryan, manager of the Northern Pacific lunch room left Saturday night for the company hospital at Glendive where he will receive medical treatment. During his absence the lunch room here will be in charge of F. Hoffbeck of St. Paul, Minn., lunch room inspector of the company. Sever Hagen, a prominent sheep man of Ingomar, was a business caller in Forsyth Tuesday. Frank Rogers is working for Ira Mayfield on his Reservation creek ranch. "Save the Surface and you will save all." Use Gilt Edge Paints on your Buildings. For sale by G.C. Ander27-1 son. Miss Wana Edwards arrived Monday and will visit at the home of H. M. Allen for several days. Miss Edwards recently underwent a major operation in Billings and will remain in Forsyth with friends and at her home near Colstrip until she is able to return to work. C. O. Utter of Billings and formerly with the Mutual Oil company has ac" cepted a position with the Continental Oil company as district superintendent with headquarters at Forsyth. Mr. Utter will look after the territory be tween Forsyth and Worden on the Northern Pacific and Forsyth and Musselshell on the Milwaukee. The annual congregational meeting of the Presbyterian church will be held at the church March 16th instead of the 25th as originally announced. Reports of officers will be received and new ones elected for the coming year. Refreshments will be served. Spring is here! Freshen up the walls of your home with Muresco. All colors in stock at G. C. Anderson's. 27-1 Kyanize Waterproof Spar Varnish makes a splendid finish for your floors. Get it at G. C. Anderson's. 27-1 Frank Faust and Donald Wilson attended the dance at Hysham Tuesday 126-4 night.
