Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-10-12

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GRAND ball is. spoken of at Centervillc
for the 9th inst, a Fe
HE letter from England OH our Grange
page, may prove OF interest. Il #tff'2
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WE received a pleasant call from Mr..
lhos. Conroy, last Monday.
= A. >. HECKMAN, of Poverty Fiat, Mis-
souri, valley. was in town this week. 81
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THERE is to be Il horse-race 1T Centeryille.
October 2lst, for a $iD-saddle, free to All
scrub ponies fourteen hands high and I'M
der. : b4 ~ "3-" FIG Ittt ~ n AEi1
MRs. NOLAN tlreshed 81 bushels of
AAA wheat and 796 bushels of oats. on her
farm near the mouth of Confederate, not
long since, ,.sag# :, t... a.H 4..0s.
ia' MIR. s. ALLEN moved on to the hill at the
head of Montana gulch this week, where he
intends putting in the winter developing
some of his rich lodges there.
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SUNDAY morning last, a little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding, Of Camp Baker,
craWled into q Glitch Which ran near the
door, where a barrel had been sunk for the
purpose of dipping water. and was drowned.
salHoN MARTIN MAGTNNIs, OF Helena. has
been nominated by the Territorial Demo-
cratic Convention, q ldaDr. e. d. Leavitt, of
Bannaek, byfHthe Republican Territorial
Convention, as candidates fer delegate to
Congress. 3,la aal-eaa H f4f J
PRosPEcr1SG in Avalanche gulch. is, still
being vigorously prosecuted. Several par
ties are moving in TO commence work.
Messrs. Dusold & Fritz have erected a. good.
building, and Mr.. Fritz will move his family
over from Whites galch soon, anu open a
boarding house. ''..@i ~ I'D
WE would refer our readers to the adver-
tisement OF A. j. Davidson, successor to w.
q. Lobenstein, of Helena. Mr.. Davidson is
a polite and af1able gentleman, and will car
~ On hisbusiness in the same fair and up
right manner Which has heretofore charac-
tcfizea the house.
Mr.. Ihos. T. Van Wageren, editor of the
Mining Isser :ras will make 2 trip to Virginia
City, Montana, III October, ~for@tfle purpose.
OF examining some OF the mines in that
Territory. Farties desiring to have proper
ties il. thatpart ofthe West reported upon can
have the work done at reasonable charges.
-Dencer (Col.) Mining Rsu;ew. 1855 a
THE delegates to the Territorial Demo-
cratic Convention from the counties of
Meaghef. and Choteau met in convention at
Deer Lodge City on Wednesday, October
4, 1876, tonominate a candidate TO the Leg
islative Council from said couItiess, and or
sgsanized by electing John Healy, Of Choteau,
as Chairman, and Z. Il. Collins, Of Meagler,
Secretary. t'4 ss'f's s#''
On motion, r. s. Ford was unanimously
nominated as the Democratic candidate for.
member of the Council from said counties.
There being no other business the Con-
vention adjourned size die. : si
LHG 9za JOHN HEALY, Chn'n,
Z. Il. COLLINS, See'y. a3f, tift
THE Board ofCouutty Commissioners held
q special meeting at the Clerks office on
Monday, Oct. 9Th, 1876, to complete tile
equalization Of the assessment rolls of tile
county for the year 1876, and to transact
other county business.
Messls.I Hickman, Houston, Mcknight,
Keatoh, O'Harrin, Shalier, Royenbaun.
Kleitzer, Perkins, Kanouse. Baker, Colsul,
Link Marks 6 Paterson, Nafus, Lelly, Low
ell and Wood. made statements and showed