Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-15
IF arm e. Grange,
PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY
What & Mullen and q Half Of
Grangres are Doing.

What & Million and HALF Of
Grangres are Doing.
r t3 New York SUM-
The nomination OF Mr.. Pi0Iette by tn
Democrats Of Pennsylvania i0r the o6ic
Of State Treasurer attracts much atten
ton to GraDgerism, % he 10 known to b
the most prominent Leader Of the PstrSn
In tI.at State, and 90 inco'rupt.ble re-
former. But to one who keeps hImsel
thoroughly informed upon the progre-'
of the Orler of Patrons Ut Husbandry
the nomisation of Mr.. Piolctte u only
one among thousands Of signs OF It's rspie
growth.
The progress of the cooperation move
D,e"t In England II pointed 1t Is . won
der: but that has been about forty years
In mstnring, while Grangcrsm hsl
swelle e. its present proportions u
about three years The truth will be sp
paren: to any Que who carefully exsmin
es the tact that new power Is arising
from one end 10 the other Of this larl, 0
. sort that 10 without precedeat, an
whose future influence therefore canno
now be measured d.
Although the tsct Is !sa2reeable on
10 some lssses Of non-producers, it isnOn'
tho less undeniable that the rugged
health OF the movement arises from II
dirct b sri"9 upon the pockets OF TIT
members. While there Is much said H.
Granger correspondent about the social
features OF their wOrk-.he picnics anO
other iestivit:es-tlle ci.lei burden Is con.
crrning the Who'll. sale buying AID selling
they have done through the machinery Of
the Or.ler. This 10, OF c0ul Sc. different
ia different 10 Safes. In the Wet large
p TT Of the gain is from the wholesale
uispossi If grain. and its handling ihro
Grange elevators. In the SOtuh. plant
ers have saved large sums bv using thu
Grange agents In disposi"g OF their cot
ton.
GRANGE ORGANS.
The newspaper agencies Inform US thai
newspapers with . nominal capital oil
SS.OOO. 900 have come to nxuxht since the
panics of 1873. The new papers arising
to take their places, In the West at least.
.eeD to be larg. ~ disposed 10 announce
themselves. even in their titles, % taking
tn side Of the Grange. A rehearsal Of
the moet prominent Grange organs BY
States will d. much to open the eyes o.
some people to the magnitude Of this
NOV. ment.
1t is IN Interesting fact that srarcs ~
any Grange papers are published this side
Of the All. ghsny Mountains; and there
arc v ~ many mi r. in tie South tina"
in New England. In all Down E st !
DIN no 10 nif'st Grange organ, and iwo
or Il = public wo, kingmen's paper. 1t
If said hat many OF the mill owners ~ill
I i,c,sa-Ge hand who p rsists IN taking y
. YER that Is deyUt d exclusively to thu
interests Of that class.
NV York has apparently no Grange
p.rrs, except sort OF Irice current il,
this city, uni. IS the E!m:ra IIusbandman
Is VI that sort. New Jersey has tn.
Vinclsnd I"del' ntcnt. calling itself the
New Jersey Granger last year, but the
bullet That entered Uri Carruth's brain
drove the Ebay seed" out OF bis hair.
Mary ID. P.nnsylv MI, Delaware and
West Virginia content themselves with
two Grae2e paprs-the Farm. rs Friend
and Ches peske Granger. Vlrginis has
the Virgins Patron. South Carolina
rears the Rocky Hill Grange.
Georgia has the Georgia Grange at At
lnnta. Ais.irssrli has the Columbus
PAtrtn Of Husbandry, the Jackson Vim
dk . or. and the Canton Mail Grange.
Lou siAna has the Cooperative News aud
Son Of the Soil. Texas has the Texas
Patron ut Gro kett. Arkansas has the
Weekly Grange at Little Rock. Ten
nessee has the Southern OR niger at jack
son, the Grange Outlook at Knoxville.
snd the Independent Workingman at
Nashville. Missouri has the Missouri
Granger At Macon, Missouri Farmer Ut
Boonville, Coleman = Rural at st. Louis :,
Western Granger at HartvilIe, Journal
o. Commerce 1t Kansas City and Patron
Of Hus6andry 1t Savansh. Kansas h.s
the Kansas Farmer 1t Topeka. Standard
OF Reform ct Lawrence, Farmers Advo.
cate It SELMA, and the Spirit Of Kansas.
Nebraska has the Omahs Granger ard
the Salem Grange Review. Wisconsin
bus the Wisconsin Granger at Madison.
bud the Wisconsin Bulletin. Minnesota
his the ANTI onopolis, at St. Paul. and|
the Grange Advance. Iowa has the Pa
tron's Advocate 1t Dies Moines. Michi.
Z n has the National Grange at Detroit,
The Northern Granger ct Owosso. Lii.
bots has the Industrial Age and thel
WolkiE Rmen's Advo. ate Mt Chicago. the
Appeal 1t Bloomington, and the Illinois
Granger ct NzcoDb. Indiana has tht
FUN and the Indiana Farmer at Indian
spolis, the HOosicr Patron end Lady
Granger 1t Muncie, the Western Gran.
ger q Lafayette. the Jay County Giang-
Or. Portland and The Grange At Terr.
II ,uts. Ohio hss the Sunday Tunes Of
Cleveland, the Patrons Advance ct Ba-
lava. the American Patton at Findiay.
the Grunge Visitor At Springfield, Union
and Patron vt Urbanns. and the Grangcl
Bulletin 1t Cincinnati. Or gon has the
OxIc County Grange, the Oregon Gran.
ger y albany. the Willamette Farmer
1t Salem. aud the Eug. ne City Guard.
G california has the Pacific Rural.
These papers arr known 10 be earnest
advocates OF the Patrons OF Husbandry.
but there are scOr. Q mOrs not Thoroughly
I.ieutifisd- with the order, but wOrkir E for|
i. In fact it Is getting customary tori
nearly al the Western country pspess to-
l.votc column or two to Grange mat.
tess.
4 TREAEND0Cs CONSTITUENCY.
When one considers the fact that reli-
gious, MAsonic, srd other uiual aid 60
esesies, established for many years In this