Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-07

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- =, 'thns;ness, contract for advertising and receive
subscriptions. -.
Moo AND MISS DUNCAN were in town :,
Monday. Ell
Mn. CONRAD, of Cave gulch, has COM 1T
nleted his new hall.
The winter wheat upon the Gallatin val te
,o,,s is represented to be looking well. Nj
" G. BAILEY. OF Helena, writes that he 9
;s Getting on a fine lot of jewelry for the ~
HOLIDAYS. Read his " adj" ~
Mr.. LrS LEWIS new advertisement in
our stock Breeders column is worthy OF -
the attention of the ~IIUsBANDMAN readers. =
Mr.. JAMES MAYSE c~ontemplates starting W
in q few DAYS to Nevada and San Francisco, "
nnon a visit OF business and pleasure COM u
bined.
4 F1NM quarter of elk, accompanied by G
the compliments Of our friend P.J. Moore, d
was received last week, for which We CRATE tt
ful printers return thanks. h
Mr.. Thomas CooNEY has moved over to II
sDringtown, i'll Cave gulch, to spend the =
winter, giving his children the benefit of II
a most excellen school at that place.
UASLEY, INGERsoLL q Co., of Cave gulch, .
commenced their new drain in Cave gulch -
last week. They have four sets of hands :
and are pushing the work ahead night and :,
day. "
Mr.. IRVINE STONE passed through town a
y, =. 49, -.k1, f~,, o,,.,nl ,or,1 re l.
butter for the Helena markets. We have "
used some Of Mr.. stones butter, and find it
to be a very excellent quality. -
THERE was Il gorge of floating ice in the fl
Missouri river q mile or two above Canyon D
Ferry last week, which brought the water v
out on the bank twenty inches deeper than 0
the high water mark. J.
LosT.-A large plain gold ring. The !"
finder will be handsomely rewarded by re- y
turning the same to this Office, as the ring .
is valued for the memories that cluster about u
ii. and not for it's intrinsic value. Z
THE proposition Of Mr.. Ed. Brassy to
teach a night school will doubtless meet the d
approval of q large number Of the young :
men of Diamond. Read his card in another :
column. !
MR.. II. Is. B~RA1NARD.of the White Sulphur
Springs, whose ball sad appears in an =.
other column, desires us to state that trans +,
~portation from Diamond TO the Springs and
return, will be furnished at S. tor the round I.
trip.
Mr.. GEO. STEELE, Of Sun River Crossing,
and Mr.. Mcknight, of Fort Shaw, are buy
ing all the oats in that vicinity, which they
are hauling in upon government contract at
Fort Shaw. They are paying four cents
per pound.
Mr.. A. J. HOLLAND and e.. G. Murphy,
Of the firm of Mccain, Thompson 4 Co.,
sawmill men of Smith river, were over last
Monday. These gentlemen have done good
work with their sawmill this season, and
have a considerable lot of lumber on hand.
They will put in the winter i'll getting out
saw-timber.
THE young people of Cave gulch have Or
ganized a dancing club. They meet at Con-
RAIDS new hall every Saturday evening and
enjoy a few hours in health-giving amnse-
ment Of dancing. Outsiders are allowed to
attent, and are given full satisfaction, for the
small sum of one American dollar.
Mr.. DAVID CARLYLE who was in from
Avalanche gulch last Monday, reports