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The daily gazette., 1876-05-09

Give it to the children. Physicians
prescribe it. Thousands use it. Sold
by drr ggists. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-09
THE LOANS,
NINTH ANNUAL MEETING OF MEcHAN-

NINTH ANNUAL MEETING OF HECHAN-
ICs'-THE FINANCIAL REPORT.
AT the ninth annual meeting Of Me.
chanics' Loan Association, last even.
ing, the report of the Auditors was
submitted and read. The following Z
are extracts
Received for dues, $40, COS; interest
$12,365,34; premiums, S, ,4O6,Os; a.
mount of loans, $29. 500; paid for with
davis. 81 1923, IS; due the Association,
So, ,604 80; balance in treasury, $4,s59,
20, amount of loans for nine years and
eight months, $25S, ,750; mortgages, LIST
series, cancelled, sos, 5,o50.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-09

AS-Ridge's Food for Infants and Invalids
See advertisement.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-09

To SUFFERING LADIEs-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female HydrastiS Powders. for all female
smplaInts. By mail, o.. Address. Nr
Rogerson p. o. Box. 258s. n. 7. City.
A STBAY.-A young and very handsome
"A female, Italian Grey Hound, 49,
came to All east Sth street, on Fri-AeeNA.
day last. May s. The owner Is requested ~
call for 1t and pay charges.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-09
FOR SIZE AND Is EN- T.:

NOR SALE.-ooO Shrres of Clayton Loan
II Association stock. end series (neM
plan) 81 share. Nj. L. LICHTENSTElN,
my2-1m Secretary.
, 1876-10-22
pEEEI1NEe
II Was Cicero
Who said that" Men were never
so like the gods as when
bringing health to their
fell0W-men.'
The following Approved Statement will
Speak for Itself:

DosToN, March q. 1874.
Fourth OF July last ot leg hurt By fellow work.
letting plank fill, which struck the k1ee
F onf 4 vas under The
time they told they could do nothing more for me-
and that must gu to the Hospital and have my LEG
Of TIE bsst Jill III the Hoseta sforel and I no pen
sSsn tha sat s. M Soa M s
knee was diseased as to render it impossible 70 sav
DIE. When first went to the Hospital rused such
objection the amputarion Of my leg they consented
tsy
md placed i where the diseased flesh had been r.
experiment proved failure andi was removed to my
home in hopeless condition: Other physicians rers
y been
until my family In destitute condition. with 10
III Hill tie police officer in ny street, called in to
me and after rendering pecuniary assistance to ny
fi see L e52sfs sa te;e
were gone he would see that had more After
had been taking the VEoETSE three DAYS the ulcers IN
describe tie frishtfui quantity that was discharged
during the following eight days and though preyiorsly
ossbe aS after taag three days Tue pain al
out Of me with this corrupted matter. The vEaErNE
sreugth from day TO day. When commenced on the
fourth bottle OF VeGEriNE the swelling had all left my
leg and The SORE Eca covered te wholG @ surface 1f
the sixth Dotte the sore Is entirely healed and
y sn ~ 50 : f s ssaSs S H ovif
has cured my leg and restored me to heath ny knee
bears the marks Of my great SUFFERING md II VIII a.
ssseta s1aa na' oHDE FL g.
, 1876-10-22

never ringing in your head?" quoth the other
u No, never" And do you ken tile reason:
Because it's crackct.''
An exchonee saws: "Thc Sandwich Islanders
form of y ,r,vron,, And nnw and then you
Nil find = man IN th;s conntrr who helIeycs SO,
too. anl he las married that woman,
~. ..1..:s.-- - ...:. 49,. - .,..n- ..u ,<- o,o
to nrodnre , cosr of rhs1,mnt;sm' ne,iralria. or
neadachc that Euneon viii not cure. Thou
sands have been relieved after years Of suffer
ing. For burns, bruises, or cuts there is moth
pany each bottle.
I.7o,.,, hr,,,,,.oo
or,;,a +hat f - n'ateu " I'll a,u ~ g
lanes Parlnr S1oro T At1 ta t,, .ur o.
Thc crate is son,oth;n, nan, WV :" oj
fnel-sovnr al e;zas 3or h .au
ia Wet Modisom strea+ n.y. ~ IN H. +a1.n a1tl
stoves In exchange, and is opcu evenings.
1hat lov nrfces comhincd NTH coo,, ,ror,--
roonsh viii e,,croa1 10 T;s ~ 81, e',s
rass attn;nn5 hv ~ .tcchasni.r whn:ya o1on..,+
nayIors corncr G1ar1. and P;ndn,n1' ,, strse+s
arr continually fj1,c5 wifi ws;tin~ cnston,ers'
M a II the nS 5Gst s set Of teeth for s.
1g;rs'0 ,,y;ces ''' ~ so4o Al' "a'iane' ~ na'l
P'.e
What makes your home SO comfortable in
winter as nice-look1nE, good hcatlng-sto7e
which shows the tirc: The best assorted stock
in the city is found at 736 West Madison street,
the most complete house-1ulnishing store in the
country. Stoves are sold on the monthly In
sta1lment plan when desired. W. a. Lowell d
Co. have lately received y new and elegant
stock Of carpets which, with all other goods,
are sold ON easy monthly payments They buy
direct from manufacturers and own their own
building, SO can sell cheap, and make living
profit.
Norwich Bulletin: They attempted to take
one Of Barnum's new giraflcs across Rhode
Island last week, but just as 1T was on the Mass
aclusetts line 1t reached over and ate up about
half of hay-staek in faran-yafd IN conneeti-
cut, and when the farmer came out with club
and attacked the Connecticut end, the blassa-
chusetts end got mad and kicked man IN bos-
ton, and nearly killed him: 1t created 2 good
deal OF excitement at the time in Rhode Island,
and most Of the people stepped out OF the State
till it was over.
Pianos and or1ans Mt the Centennial. The
piano-makers arS having an Interesting time
pphout the a,Taris at the Centennial. Twenty
three OF them have got at1e tirst medal,'' in
clnt]ing some Of thS best and some Of the Door
est. Classi0cations 81 mcrit are Of course only
in the iudges' reports, and half dozen arc try-
ine to show each that his particular
renort ia most faynrah1a The thino.
~ io pcnticmen Is 1,ot to snare
printers ink. 4 Door report well advertised is
hetter than pood one unn,1hlished. with the
, 1876-10-22
GERMANY.


The North German Gazette finds an argument
for systematic preparations for the Parls E1posl-
tion OF 1873 in the fact that the Germans have
been SO poorly represented in the United States
The German exhibition at Philadelphia is not lit
savs} an exhibition Of German industry, but
only Of few German producers. So far from
the depressed condition OF commerce supplying
reasons for rcfraining from taking part in the
worlds show at Paris, it ought to lead to pre-
clscly the opposite conclusion. Tie appeal
to fear should meet with no re-
sponsc in German hearts. At the
time when Prussia was at the lowest point OF
national humiliation, In 1907, it was on the eve
of the movement that was to issue in it's great
est e1alIation. ut would be too much, indeed,
to speak Of a jena OF German industry, nut Es so
much the easier will it be, through honest reso-
luton and right effort, to emerge from the deep
declension of the present, and advance to such
q position as will be alone worthy. OF the @ Yer
nun Empire'' "Vorwarts mach Paris" is
therefore TO be the cry, though in o different
have her share in the trtumphs Of peace
I'VE are told) now that she has
won for her banners the highest honors Of war.
At Paris, for the first time since It's 1or1natlon,
will the capacities Of the Empire be really test.
ed. The Philadelphia Exhibition has allowed
no such test, and neither IN lSla alu ane Vienna
Exhibition, for at that time the industrial pow
ers Of the nation had been crippled by the war;
Hundreds OF thousands OF capable arms had
been claimed for the sanguinary. work Of cor
fict many for whole year and even more.
The operative returning to his home had barely
time to resume his place III the WORKSHOP aua 10
a,1.uston himself to his labor when he had to
set out for Vienna" It will be different III
1878, aud Germany is exhorted to make r2ady
for the peaceful struggle.
, 1876-10-22

4or 1upEn in Brooklyn. The registry Of ficti-
+tous names and OF the same names in every
1rccinct in the city was quickly detected. and
t1,sreon meeting of independents, boiling
nenocrats and Republicans, was held and all
.esociation formed to prevent voting upon this
fraudulent registry. Whether the association
iii make any headway against the T1LDEN I'D
,n,nistration and the T1LDEN Dcmocracy's
cnngs Of roughs aud repcaters remains to be
secn, But Of the fraudulent registry there is
40 doubt. It was designed, Us we're the South
Carolina rife-clubs, to make votes for TMDEN,
snd all attempts to interfere with it will DOUBT
1ess he denounced IN as severely virtuous strain
As Is the sending Of troops to South Carolina to
mt down the rife clubs anu preserve order on
election day.
, 1876-10-22

Dress REFORM ROOFS, No. 248 Wabasn avenue,
Chicago, nl.-Your correspondents in your Satur-
DAVIS issue are undoubtedly unaware that this line
OF goods arc kept in good supply at the above
place. hare the Union under-1 -1anne1s made in
similar form to the under-garmc7ts referred to,
called sschemiloons. also make to order very
super1or all-wool red-hanncl suit, and invite the
attention of ladies to several garments IN this
line William F. Butt, 24S Wabash avenue.
, 1876-10-22
TWEED,
Snerfd1 DispQfch to The 9f4bHHE7

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 21.-The United
Stztes steamer Franklin, conveying Boss Tweed,
in the ordinary course Of sailing, should have
arrived here to-day, but the scanty approprla-
ton for the navy do not allow the use OF coal at
sea except in case OF accident. Secretary Robe
son sags the vessel may be delayed week yet.
, 1876-10-22
chi 0RFD METHOD|STS,

BALTIMORE, Oct 21.-Thc Board OF Bishops
Of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
convened In this city in annual session to-day.
The object Of the meeting was to arrange the
details and fix the programme for their annual
yisitatiors to different churches under their
charge. and to confer with the Boards OF Edu-
cation, Missions, Finance, and Publication,
which bodies are also in session.
, 1876-10-22

The status OF Tweed is now ascertained. He Is
Government, but is brought back as a fugitive
from the custody Of the State of New York
He was surrendered by Spain, and is in fact held
By the Federal Government through courtesy
Gov. 1illen las made application to the State
Department for the delivery Of Tweed to the
Sheriff OF the City and County of New York,
and that no unofficial communication be per-
mitted with the vessel until after Tweed is sur
rendered. The President has decided to comply
with Gov Nlden's request.
, 1876-10-22

A large invoice Of the celebrated Bethesda ateF,
from R. Dunbar, Waukesha. 1t is acknowledged
by the medical world as specific foE kidney ana
kindred Diseases For sale by Gale & Block, s5
South Clark street, and II Monroe street.
, 1876-10-22
AN INTERESTING ITEM.

A parlor set, seyen pieces, full upholstered
backs all wool reps, puf1ed, $50. The hest woven
wire mattress in use, s.. so; 10 pounas >,ur1ed-
hair mattress, Sl1, now offered by Colby & Wirts,
GIT and 21o State street. These quotations indi-
cate the wonderfully low prices Of all their fnrni-
frrn
, 1876-10-22
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 2-1 a. m--For
the Upper Lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, rising barometer, west
to north winds, colder and clear or clearing
weather.
For the Lower Lake region, rising barometer,
southerly to westerly winds. and colder, partly
cloudy weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
f.t3T1.aa RI
, 1876-10-22

THE CASE OF SLADE.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-The case Of DR.. Slade, the
American medium and his assistant, has been
adjourned till Friday next It seems probable
from the course OF the proceedings that the case
will be sent before jury.
, 1876-10-22
LADIES' SEAL SACOuES,

Ladies can have their seal sacques heightened,
trimmed, and fitted to the new style ut Bishop s
Barnes, corner State and Monroe Streets the lead
ing fur manufacturers of our city. We can cor
dio1ly recommend our readers to the above firm.
, 1876-10-22

Every man, woman, aad child OF you have Cloth
ing that il sent to Cook & AcLafn for repairs,
cleaning, or dyeing wonld well repay You the
small expense. No. so Dearborn street, Return l.
Nd n n
, 1876-10-22
1HF ROOT 4 SONS MUSIC COMPANY

offer special inducements to buyers at Wholesale
and retail Of sheet music, music-books, violns,
guitars, and Ill kinds OF musical instruments.
General agents for the Standard organ and ateck
niano, Quality guaranteed. SO Statc street.
, 1876-10-22
ANDFRsON'S D}NlNG-ROOMS,

ll9 Fi(tn-ay., near Madison street. We would re-
spectfully notify our many customers that our din
ner Is always ready ut 1880 a. M, and those who
Gun conveniently come carly, will avoid the rush.
Our prices suit the times. Meals atall hours, from
II n m to 8 u, N.
, 1876-10-22

on Monday evening, Oct, %, to arrange for tho
large mass meeting Of the North Side, and for the
reception OF Col. Fred Ilecker.
, 1876-10-22
RED CAP

is becoming more and more popular every day
with the public and especially with con1oisseurs.
All the tirst-class hotels have 1t on their wine
lists: Those who have once tried it will drink
no other champagne.
, 1876-10-22
THE GOLDEN SUN FIREPLACE HEATER.

THE GOLDEN SUN Fireplace HEATER.
We have just received another carload Of these
wonderful heaters, and can recommend them as
tho best and most economical OF modern appli-
ances for heating both above and below with same
fire end ut no extra cost for fuel The fact OF our
having let hundreds OF these heatcrs in years past
is sufficient proof OF their popularity. J. D.
Bangs s. Co., State and Van Buren, streets.
, 1876-10-22
FACTS.

The best oycrcoat for s14 in the city. The
best suit ior SIS and $50, In the city. Boys
clothing ut cost. Gents furnishing goods
lowest prices. Edwards ts Browne, $50 State
street and 125 Milwaukee avenue.
, 1876-10-22
THF RADIANT HOME HEATING STOVE,

improved, as it is, with ia patent cutoff TOT re-
moving ashes and clinkers, took the first premium
for merit at the Centennial. Shown at Dalton's,
1872 State street. Don't fail to see 1t.
, 1876-10-22

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Adv1ces from Cape Coast
Castle to Oct. announces that Dahomlans arc
threatening the Grandpopo They have taken
two adjacent villages, killing all the men and
carving OF eighty women and children.
, 1876-10-22
TnF FlFADlhG EXTRACTS,
GERMAN REPUBLICAN, GLIB

Dr., Prices Special Flavoring Extracts are the
lending articles OF their kind IN America.
, 1876-10-22

Everybody should know Of DR.. McC1,esne7's 8
dental rooms, SO popu1arlY recommended by all.
Frst-clnss gold filings at third the usual rates;
$8 for the best set.
, 1876-10-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

There are thousands of people In Chicago
with shattered nerves and debilitated constitutions.
Bolauds Aromatic Bitter Wine OF Iron Is sorer-
eign restorative. Depot, SO Clark-st.
, 1876-10-22

The members Of the Executive Committee are
requested to be present a the meeting Of the Club
, 1876-10-22

DR., Broatlbent, by 1aying OIL of hands. is
doing marvellous daily, and inyalida OF every
description tnrong his rooms from 10 to t. AdTlce
free, at Palmer House, Parlor I.
, 1876-10-22

TEnI7HNE11 EHHDVd
photographs that will never fadc or change color
are made only by GENTLE III Chicago. The are su-
psrior to the finest portraits finished in India ink
or cr:yon. Gentiles's Studios, No. lo3 State
street.
, 1876-10-22

A senteel, respectable business for ladies
s35 Der week can be made by it ut home. Appl]
to Dr. Droadbcnt, at Parior !, Palmer House, Chi
cago, ILL.,, from 10 ito 6, daily.
, 1876-10-22
UNCERTAINTY.

The Condition that Cl1arac-
terizes the European
Situation.
Russia Evidently Still a Move
Ahead Of the Other
Powers.
London Journals See Moth
ing but q Gloomy
Future.
At the Same Time the Fl
nancial Pulse Is Much
Improved.
Reports Of Several Recent Turkish
Disasters in the Field.
Russian War Stories Circulated
to Influence Negotiations
at Constantinople.
Text Of What Is Reported
to Be Russia's Ulti-
matu1n.
An American Missionary's Appeal
III the Interest Of Religious
Freedom.
He Has More Faith in Turkish Toler-
ance than in That Of Russia
, 1876-10-22
The Policeman's Statement.

The above statement is true procured the VEGE-
TINE him. and carefully observed his condition from
the time he commenced to use It until he was cured.
WM. 3. HILL Police Officer,
Station 4. Boston, Alass.
, 1876-10-22

Maximuua thermometer, g.; minimum, So
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Oct. o1-Mfdnight
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East Gallatin, No. 2-Meets second and fourth
Saflrday nights VT each month. q. y. Weaver,
Master; WI Sipe, secretary.
81 Keysfpne. No. 4-ATsefs frat and third WcInns-
.lay evenings of each month. A. johnson. Master:
A.'L. Corbly. Secretary. gN
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BYLAWS OF THE TERR1ToRIAL GRANGE.

ARTICLE I.-DyTIEs or OFFICERS.
SEC. !. It shall be the duty Of the Master
to preside at all meetings Of the Grange; to
see that all officers and members of eom-
mittees properly perform their respective
duties; to see that the Constitution of the
National Grange, the Bylaws Of this Grange
and the usages Of the Order, are obeyed and
observed; to sign all drafts upon the Treas
ury, and to perform all other duties usually
pertaining to such office.
SIC. 2. It shall be the duty Of the Over
seer to assist the Master III preserving order,
to preside over the Grange in the absence Of
the Master, and In case of vacancy of the
Office Of Master, he shall fill the same until
the next annual meeting
SEC. 3. The duties of the Lecturer shall be
such as usually devolye upon that officer in a
Subordinate Grange. He shall also visit
Subordinate Oranges throughout the Terri
tory, when requested to do so BIZ the Execu-
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Y.
NATIONAL GRANGE.
MAsTER-JOHN Z. JONES, Arkansas.
~SEcRETARY-O. H. KELLY. Louisville, KY.
TREAsURER-F. NJ. MCDOWELL, IN. 7.

TERRITORIAL RANGE OF oNTANA
MAsTER-JOHN JONES, Helena, Lewis
and Clarke County.
OvERsEER-A. W. SWITZER, Virginia City
Madison County.
LEcTuRER-A. +. CORBLY, Bozeman,
Gallatin County.
STEWARDS. b. COPE, Bozeman, Gallatin
County.
ASSISTANT STEWARD-E. "A. MAYNARD,
Virginia City, Madison Co.
CHAPLAIN-MRS. a. w. SWITZER, Vir-
ginia City, Madison County.
TREAsURER-J. G. McFADDEN, Center
vile, Meagher County.
SECgETARY-P. b. MILLS, Boulder, Jeffer-
son County.
GATE KEEpnR-W. b. MEADOW, Boze-
man, GaIlatin County.
Lewis and Clarke County.
PoMoNA-hRS. .. a: MAYNARD, Vir-
ginia City, Madison County.
FIoRA-MRS. wv. B. MEADOW, Bozeman,
Gallatin County.
LADY ASSISTANT STEWAND-MRS. Ct. G..
McFADDEN, Centerville, Meagher Co.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
BRIGHAM REED, Bozeman, Gal1atin Co.
G. WI. WAKEFIELD, Y 6
DAVID BURT, New Chicago, Deer Lodge
County.
P.B b. MILLS, Boulder Valley, Jefferson. CO.
A. M. sWII'ZER, Virginia City, Madison
w. III. WALLACE, New Chicago, Deer
Lodge County.
a. r. BURNS, Helena, Lewis and Clark co.
BUSINESS AGENT-E. IA. MAYNARD, yir-
sinia City, Madison County.
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PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.

WE cheerfnlly invite members OF our Order to
contribute to this department. Short, pointed arti-
Giles for the good of the Order, news OF its progress,
cooperative business plans, educational interests,
etc. especially solicited.
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This Grange shall be known and desig
mated as the Montana Territorial Grange o.
Patrons of Husbandry.
ARTICLE Johannesburg.
SEC. /. The membership of this Grange
shall consist of Masters of the Subordinate
Oranges and their wives who are Matrons.
Past Masters and their wives who are Ma
irons are honorary members, and are eligi-
bic to hold office, but not entitled to vote.
SEC. 2. Each Subordinate Grange shall
be entitled to representation by proxy in
case the Master is unable to attend the meet
ings Of the Territorial Grange, such proxy
to be a fifth degree member.
ARTICLE HI-OFFICERs.
&c. i. The officers of this Grange shall
correspond with those of the National
Grange.
SEC. 2. The officers of the Territorial
Grange shall be elected once in two years /;
vacancies by death or resignation to be filled
by q special election at the next regular
meeting /; officers so chosen to serve until
the next annual meeting.
SEc. 5. The Master, Overseer and Lee
turer shall constitute an Executive Commit
tee Of the Territorial Grange.
ARTICLE IV.-MEETrNGs.
The Territorial Grange shall hold its reg
ular meetings On the third Tuesday in June,
at the Prickly Pear Grange Hall. Special
meetings may be called by the Executive
Committee, by giving written notice to each
Subordinate Grange thirty days proceeding
such meeting.
ARTICLE V.-QUoRuM.
The Representatives from 4 majority Of all
Subordinate Oranges entitled to representa-
ton shall constitute d quorum for the trans
action OF business.
ARTICLE VI.-FIscAL YEAR.
The fiscal year Of the Territorial and Sub
ordinate Oranges shall on the
first day Of January, and end on the last
day of December.
ARTICLE VII.-DEMITs.
SEC. I. Any member who is i'll good
standing Is entitled to q demit which shall
be good for six months.
SEc. 2 Persons having such cards may
be admitted to membership without addi-
tional fees in any Subordinate Grange, but
be subject to the same form Of petition,
examination and ballot as those first apply
except that . three-fourths vote shall
elect. sz
ARTICLE VIII.-TRIAI. or OFFIcERs.
The Executive Committee shall have pow
to Try and suspend from office any officer
Of the Territorial Grange who may prove
inefficient OF derelict in the discharge Of his
duty.
ARTICLE IX.-AMENDMENTs.
This Constitution can be altered or amend
ed at any annual meeting by a tWo-thirts
vote of the Territorial Grange, and when
such amendments shall have been ratified by
two-thirds of all the Subordinate Oranges in
good standing, and the same reported to the
Secretary Of the Territorial Grange, it shall
be lin full force.
BYLAWS OF THE TERRIToRIAL GRANGE.
ARTICLE I.-DQTIEs or OFFICERS.
SEC. !. It shall be the duty Of the Master
&G 49, &M. M-.M ZAHL&& M.El A G
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OUR friends throughout the Territory are
requested to send MS short, pointed accounts
OF the condition OF crops, items in regard to
stock, the grange. news, or anything which
they think would be of interest. Short
communications may be written on postal
cards.
PATRONS will remember that official com
munications to the Territorial Grange should
be addressed to F. B. Mills Boulder Valley
r. OF, Jefferson county.
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u Q desire to succeed IN your calling
ana keep posted in regard to the progress Of
me science OF Agriculture subscribe for the
HUsBANDMAN.
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DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
list District-DAyID BURT.
I'd District. JOINS.
81 DISTRICT. B. Mills.
4th District-A. NV. SWITzER.
9th District-A. IL. CoRBLY.
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CONSTITUTION OF THE TERRITORIAL
GRANGE OF MONTANA.
Adopted at its Second Annual Session Held at
Prickly Pear Hall, July LILA, 1875,
and Submitted to the Subordinate
Oranges for Ratification.
ARTICLE L.-.NAME.

This Grange shall be known and desigg
mated as the Montana Territorial Grange O
Patrons of Husbandry.