Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-03

ALL the hotels and most of the private
houses of tow have been crowded with
guests the past week.
MR. JACoBY informs lis thai he has been
disappointed by the Duck Creek quartz
company, though he understood that y pos
tive contract had been entered into. He
mas had extensive experience in both GOLD
and silver mills, in Colorado. and elsewhere,
and persons DESTROYS of such labor may APP
ply to him at this place.
CAPT. DUsoLD made us a pleasant call
his week. He is very anxious to have us
come over on Il soliciting tour to Avalanche
gulch. l4e says that the HUsBANDMAN is so
very popular there that he seldom gets his
paper at all. They are worn out on the
road> and not more than one per month ever
reaches him. Send up your names, friends.
We will send it down to you with pleasure
and the Capt. will get the news regularly.
THE citizens OF Lower Madison and North
and South Boulder valleys, nave subscribed
500 to the building of a bridge across the
jefferson river, above the canyon, at the
mouth of Boulder. The Helena and Pony
people are vitality interested in this road,
and should assist in building the bridge. 1t
is estimated that $500 will build it, and
the point selected is said to be the best site
on the river We hope the work may be
accomplished.
HE following were the bids opened at
Camp Baker, on the Goth ult., for supplying
that post with hay, oats and wood: Hay
RAIDER, $S.15; johnson, $500; Miller, $7.74;;
Stephens, $50; Sherman, 1896. Oats-J.
r. Marks, $2.69; John Hennesey, 1915; Il,
A. johnson, 1886. Wood-Wm. Gaddis,
200 cords cottonwood at $50; T. A. John
son, 200 cords pine at 500; P.J. Moore, 400
cords pine at 1894; RAIDER, 200 cords pine at
1896; P. Miller, 400 cords pine at $4.l0.
In the District Court, the case of Anne M.
Dyas VS.. James j. Keaton, an action for
defamation OF character, attracted unusual
interest, and the court room was crowded
from the beginning to the close of the trial.
About one hour after the case was given in
to the hands of the jury, q verdict for $4,000
for the plaintiff was returned. This was the
full amount asked, and was the fullest vim
Gication the law could give. Miss Dyas has
a large circle of friends throughout the Ter
ritory, who will be glad to learn that the
verdict is in full accord with public senti
ment, and that she has passed the fearful
, ordeal of a SANDER suit unscathed-with
+ reputation unsullied by the slightest breatl
Of SANDER.
IT is a great thing for al editor to bepret
ty, and to be appreciated by the fair sex
. The HUsBANDMAN says "Miss Laura Ed
!. monson spent several days in town Thu
: week, and, with Miss Ella Finn, frightened
our office with heI cheerful presence for
brief half hour.'-Missoulian.
The Muscular thinks that the ladies visi
the HUsBANDMAN office because Bro. Suth
I erlin is handsome. That isn't wholly tn
cause. Just let Bro. Barbour intimate Their
is a chance for a nice husband-man in his OF
= flee and he will have the Muscular offic
full Of lady visitors seven days in the week
It's nice to be an eligible bachelor.-North
Vest.
:. You are both wrong. We know we ar
pretty, but they don't want a husband-man
, and it isn't the editor they come to see. IT
the other fellow.
DISTRICT COURT.