Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-16
OUR RECEPTION BY THE TERRITORIAL
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Sutherlin is editor and proprietor. AS it's
name indicates, it is devoted principally to
the agricultural interests of the Territory,
and is said to be the organ of the Grange
organization. The low price of four dollars
per year should insure to it a wide circula-
tion.-Mdepeadent, Nop. 29.
We have received the first number of the
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUsBANDMAN, published
by E. n. Sutllerlin at Diamond City. Asits
name implies, it is devoted to the interests
of the Patrons of Husbandry, and contains a
goodly amount of reading matter Of interest
to the farmer. It should have a large circu-
lation in Gallatin county.-Auamt Courier,
Dec. 4.
The first number of the ROCKY MOUNTAIN
IIUsBANDMAN, published at Diamond City,
Meagher county has been received. 1t is an
eight-page, weekly newspaper, put together
in typographical shape, and is~devoted pr1,-
cipally to the agricultural interests of Mon
tana and the Grange movement. r, N.
Sutherlin is editor and proprietor, and $500
a year is the price of subscription. While
we know the establishing Of a newspaper on
. paying basis requires toll, we hope the
new sheet will live a long and prosperous
life.-Madisonian, Dec. 4.
The Rocky MOUNTAIN HUsBANDMAN, R.
n. Suthcrlin, editor and proprietor, is at
hand. 1t is an eight-page, well printed
journal and proposes to advocate the agri-
cultural interests of Montana. It has been
said that the newspaper business Of this
Territory :" is oyerdone,' but we think there
is at least room for a well regulated agricul-
tnral journal, and such this paper proposes
TO be. We earnestly wish it a profitable ca
reer, to attain which, We hope the farmers
Of this locality will lend material aid. The
subscription price of this paper is $500 per
year in adyance.-Record, Dec. 8.
We have received the first number of the
Rocky MOUNTAIN HUsBANDMAN, published
at Diamond City in the interest of the
Changers by r. N. Sutherlin. 1t is an eight
page Journal and sports a neat and tasty
dress. Mr.. Sutherlin opens out good. He
yields the pencil like one to the manor
born,'' and we believe that he will make a
success of his paper. The rates are $4.00
per annum.-Neeos, Noe. rs.
We have upon our table the initial num-
number Of the ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUSBAND
MAN, "a journal devoted to Agriculture,
Livestock, Home Reading and General
News which is published at Diamond
City, by r. N. Sutherlin. 1t is a neat, eight
page publication, and contains an ably Sc
lected epitome Of general matter, and its ed
itorials and locals are pithy and pointed.
We select the following from the editors
salutatory: "To encourage the imlnigra-
ton of q thrifty and industrious population
TO our rich, alluvial valleys; to aid III the
farther development OF our resources; to
foster with jealous care agricultural,
Horticultural, stock-growing, mineral and
educational interests, we to-day unfurf the
pioneer agricultural newspaperof the great
Northwestern Territories. Promising
nothing more than a manly effort in the
cause Of truth, justice and right, we will la
Dor with diligence to reach the highest stan
dard of excellence fixed by a people pos
sessed of as much general intelligence as
those OF any other section OF the American
Union" The subscription price is $500 per
year; single copies ten cents. We welcome
our agricultural cotem. to our sanctum, and
wish it success in the arduous field which it
has enteled.-Moatamian, Dec. 2.
The Rocky MoUNTAIN HUsBANDMAN is
the title of a new paper just issued at Dia-
mond City, Meagher county, Mr.. r. N
sutherlin, editor. AS its title indicates, il
will be principally devoted to the interests
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