Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-30
TIE RRIT0RIAL NE WIS.
From the Montanian.

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Messrs. Sedman q McGregory, of the
Home Park Rancho, have this week sold tc
Don 0. Spalding the thorough bred yearlina
bull, Home Park Napier, out of Pocahontas
by Ethelbert, the latter sired by imported
Robert Napier. The pedigree on the dams
side runs into imported Young Mary. These
are among the finest stock ever imported
into America, and, as "blood will tell" Mr.
Spalding may be said to have secured a bar.
gain in his purchase. The price paid was
$500. The same firm also sold to J.. M
Page, Esq, of Gaffney, q lot Of high-grade
stock. We are Informed that the demand
for thoroughbred and graded cattle is con
stantly increasing, and that the ranchmen
are becoming alive to the fact that this kind
of stock pays better to raise than scrubs
do. 1t is only a question of a short time
when "scrub' cattle will be a rarity upor
u ranges.
Major T. d. Pease and MI. z. III. Daniels
arrived from Bozeman on Saturday evening
From these gentlemen we learn that one
Clutch Fred" was killed by Indians in The
vicinity of Fort Pease about three weeks
ago. The residents of that place had had
little brush with the redskins, but all was
supposed to be serene when Fred went tt
examine his traps, and lost his life. He was
one of the most industrious men at the Fort
Since writing the above we find from the
Courier that the man killed was Fred. Har-
Ian, a well known resident of the Gallatin
valley. Major Pease left for the East On
Sunday, for the purpose of securing capital
for the development of the ClMk's Fork
mines, and Mr.. Daniels returned to Boze-
man.
Mr.. A. Fl. Mallory is removing his quartz
mill from Sterling to North Willow creek.
Quite a large number of lodes are being de-
veloped at the latter place, and Mr.. Mallory
will put up his mill to crush custom ore, and
the miners will now have good opportunity
to test the value of their lodes. We shall
expect to hear of some good developments
in that sectiou shortly. The quartz prospects
well, and the outlook is favorable for The
building up of a good mining camp On NORTH
Willow.
From the Madisonian.
At a revival meeting at Bucks Schoo
House, conducted by the Revs. Van Orsde
and Riggin, of the NJ. E. Church, nine per
sons were baptised, and eleven received into
the church.
From the New Northwest.
On Tuesday of last week, VIM. Zosel
Daniel Mossburg and Daniel Jaeger, were
riding through Second street, in a light bug
gy drawn by a four-year-old colt, the horse,
which was of a gentle disposition, suddenly
became frightened by a man going in the
same direction at a full run, and commenced
running and kicking. The first kick break
ing the shaft and dashboard, Jaeger was
thrown out head foremost. The second
kick struck Mossburg full in the lower part
of the face, and he fell over almost upon
Jaeger. Zosel, the driver, was thrown out.
but escaped without injury. Jaeger had his
right wrist dislocated, and his left wrist
badly sprained. Mr.. Mossburg had Il COM
pound committed fracture CT the lower jaw,
it having been broken ON each side nearly
opposite the mouth. His face was also cut
through from the mouth to the fracture OF
the left jaw. The jaw had to be wired to-
getfler by the teeth.
Mr.. Stone, who arrived from Missouls
Thursday Informs US just as we go to press
that Maurice Block, of the firm of Weinsteil