Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-04-20

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LIE lower drain company il Whites
lich, who have been running, asthey sup
t posed, on bedrock Tor about enc hundred
ieet' in drifting across, have 1ost It again.
bf THE official cohnt, it has been ascer-
taillcd that Meagher county gave two huh
ored and twenty-seyen majority against tie
approval Of the Northern Pacific TaiIfoId
act.
DR. I. w. LOMBARD, dentist, is to be h
diamond, Wednesday, April 10Th, fully pr
pared TO perform carefully and t~horouglly.
operations in the several departments OF his
profession. The Doctor comes highly rev
commended by DR.. L. w. Frmy, of Helena.
OUR Montana girls are blessed with health.
rosy cheeks and sunny faces; they dress
neatly and tastefully, and are indeed Oh arm
ing; but are not afraid to pile into a big
four-horse lumber-wagon and 90 to a dance
Y. IL. MAJORS, Of Smiths river, who has
been visiting among his friends in Iowa, rel
turned this week looking remarkably we'll
Lie says times look dull in that country to /
mountain man; that hundreds of people
there would come west If they had the
necessary means.
WE UNDERSTAND that David Hoover. Of
Centerville, has underway amammoth coal
PIT. 1he work is under the supervision of
Cncle Billy Vaughn, of Jefferson county,
and at q moderate estimate, it is supposed
the enormous pile will turn out at least three
thousand bushels of the finest quality Of
charcoal.
ONE OF Diamonds sports made wager
with her champion shot that he could not.
with a pound of lead, hit a common playing
card at the distance of one hundred and
sixty yards. The confident marksman re-
fused to take more than fifty shots. The
result is sport has another s'stack Of chips"
and the marksnlan has taken to his regular
target practice again. .s
The general assembly Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church meets in the city Of
Bowling Green, Ky, Thursday, May 18th.
We understand that q missionary enterprise
to Montana is III contemplation. They will
find it q broad field in which to labor-ore
in which none but the valiant and self-sacra-
1icing need attempt to cultivate.
PROFITABLE SEEp.-In the american Stock
Journal for April we notice an account Of
the Chester County Mammoth Corn which
yields slch large crops, ANY person can
get a sample and prices, also sample copy Of
of the above named paper, Isl a year,) by
sending six cents to Potts Pros, parkcrs-
ohr@ CHESTER county, Pa, and asking for
them. Two hundred bushels Of corn to the
acre is not produced by all seed. The HIS
BANDMAN and Stock Journal will be furnish
eel together at $3.50 a year. #si
A FEw..days ago we noticed Mr.. j. G.
Pickering coming down from the noun
tains with lot of pine, cedar and other
mountain shrubs with which to beautify his
home. Would that more OF our farmers
would learn this important truth, that moth
ing tends more to make home happy, or is
more calculated to make the little ones love
it than to adorn it with a beautiful grove,
s!lrubbery, plants and vines; for who can
fail to love a vine-wreathed home.
j. NJ. ROBINSON, popular merchant of
Centerville, is closing out his business with
a view to returning to the States. Mr.. r.
will so via. the Northern Pacific line, upon
the first boat that leaves Carroll. He will