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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-23
BOULDER VALLEY.

At8I3 BfEtS8thkf E& 1sk444EFtAz k7a 81 "a
.On-receipt of news OF, Gen. Gibbons terri
BILE, battle with the Nez Perees a week ago,
the people Of Boulder met and organized a
counter irritant' for the benefit of the
merciless sayages, should they pass this way.
A muster roll was, opened and leheerfully
signed, and measures taken for defense.
Officers were elected, and correspondence
opened with the Governor for equipments,
and he, has promised US a gull, and 40 rounds
of ammunition each, and il. Mr.. Joseph and
Keep-out-of Howard's-way, and, their res,
pectiye bands or tribes come this way they,
will be shown how the swine eat the cab
bage, and think they have run against low
ard sure, and if this~should. occur while Gen.
Sherman is taking Arrest at the Geysers and
Gov. Potts is OF hunting a sheep rancho,
we shall expect to be promoted at least. '''.
The 'hoppers nave again visited this Sec
ton and done no little damage to crops and
gardens. and after depositing their eggs tor
countless billions more! have moved to
~fresler fields to carry on their destructive
work. Hay making isthe' principal vocation
Of the farmers and has been for ome time
past; grass IL excellent and abundant, and
an unusually large crop will be harvested.
liThe placer mines in the Boulder district
that are thoroughly opened and properly
worked are paying WE'LL" I0"% !'s"f e
Old Post {Henry Nelson). the great ''Bar
hunter of the mountains, has killed several
bears here this summer, and yet they are
reported to be quite numerous. 81 Mr.. II.
Holt has also killed one. Heretofore when
out hunting, he has always Stunned the
bears us he does the ladies, but, since lie has
killed one, ''bar'' has no tterrors for him,
and perhaps If lie would leave Off his Old
bachelor whims, and try his hand with the
ladies. he might be happy yet. iO-REs-rEs..
j Boulder Valley, August 10. 'a'Vl 2d+ .,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-23

Cor. Clendeining,i merchant of Carroll,
has removed with his family tosthe Mlscle-'
she'll, where he proposes to1crect buildings
and open a largelstock Of goods, with a view
to making it his permanent home. THE
Colonel is a river mar of long experiences
having been engaged in business ATTENTION,
Carroll. and otheriupper river points for the
lastitwelve or fifteen years, and his locating
on the Muscleshell is,evidence of his faith
in its future. al hisis an excellent point for
trade, and we would not be surprised to see
the metropolis of Eastern Montana arise
from this nucleus. do Yhisiis a signal for the
settlement of this magnificent agricultural
district with families ami the turning Of Its
rich. fertile lands into productive fields, and
we venture that, alth ongh to-day there is
bnt one family on the Mt~iscleshell, in flew
Years it will be tlickly populated and dotted
here and there with farm houses, schools,
churches. and other evidences of civilization.
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LOCAL w 81 " i.lt
" pRrcE Co, No !4, South Comnlerca.
va. 'L,uis, are our fnr audvertising ana receive
INSCRIPTIONS. -
-,.xoNp CITY LODGE No. 7, AZ and A. NJ
DlA' e.,tea COMMUNICATIONS held attheir Hal,
A !, diamond City, on the second and fokrth
Xxx sAlu ho nre cordially invited to attend.
~ >oro' DAVID BUTTERFIELD,a w. NJ
n II. BARNES, sec'y.
u-.,,vsr1SG on the Missouri valley is in
Mlprogress.
co,r PuErr thinks of moving his herd to
tho Sweet Grass Hills. Ef.f'al s.alI aH..
ELECTION Of School Trustees Diamond
district No. l.. See notice.
u,ur Judith and Musclesbell valleysstand
.,,tlv in need of mail services.
y,,ppr are Il hundred tomatoes growing
=, oue vine in J. w. Hinton's garden
run Hauck Bros, of Avalanche, are re-
oo;r;uy good dividends from their mines. wv
Mn, JOHN LUKE, a partner Of Jas, Mayne,
of CANYON Ferry, paid II towns visit this
week.
D,,aoxp's champion markstnan, e. A.
uampton. brought in y fine deer u few days
sa ! r;v.r an Tributaries anry bescoommi II
q pop,,lar resort of sportsmen and fishing
excursioIists. atm F,r.u Ayo4N Jl.f
.rOCn good-natured friend, Daniel Milan,
denartcd on Tuesday for a brief isojourn
among the grangers. -
SINCE ClendeAning has moved his fan,ily
to the 'Musclcshell. three other families are
preparing to go thereZ4l.TTlK c.4ikLy
THEY say Yves. Basey ear a pleasant
smile ON his face now. He has struck good
payiu lis Avalanche. claia1.i ~ o1.'Es219'1
A cetr,aaE Of young tinaaei,, Of this town
spent several days this week prospecting a
new trail to Thompson guicL.
THE freight teams of Marks & Patterson
came in OH Monday, q heavily loaded with
merchandise for our merchants! gpQ70brF'
JONATHAN COOK, of Canyon Ferry, has
just finished harvesting ansexcellent crop OF
wheat. His garden is one of the finest to be
found ia, the country. IL LE-gg< :"
THE diamond Cities play tile Canton clut
atnendly game of base ball;on the 2eth. "A
u,,,an,t;,Se.rfs I, II ,terso ns. II ON town intend agoifih
down to see the game. r02AT2
E. T. SMITH has located q strsuctEk of LAND
near the Avalanche and HeHgateD Ditch Co.:
farm on Avalanche creek,ssand.i Il building
sesasaialproyi.sst'saa
Ouk ainty Assessor, james Wayne, ha
beer! IVY Ing around among The Diamond
ties dses pagtEew days, taiing an inventor!
Of persons ana real effects hsreabouts.
The solitary farmer . tl,e Masctsshel1
Judge IAareli,1 IS oferinggtoftSsnish grain a
the Whise4sulphurs, springs: His crop is
good one /; everything planted grew !
aastilfflige, veal, Il 49, &C., ~ Ss3s~
RAMSEY &, TuBRs, Of Thompson gulcl
have had a remarkable good season tor .wol
and their ground is cleaning up'well. lt1
estimated that they will take out from SIS
700 to $4,000 this summer
WHEN the news reached Bannack On tn
evening of the ALL, that the Nez Perez
We're Oh Horse Prairie, a company ofTtwe'
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-23

ABOUT 100 persons attended the races at
the Canyon Ferry race track last Saturday,
and were somewhat disappointed at net see
ing the 500 purse race Buckskin, Black
Prince and Red Fox, we learn, were near at
hand, but for some reason were not brought
out. The pony race however, furnished
some amusement. james Wayne entered
Nancy ii. b. Brainard, Hero ; VIM. Mills,
Ginger John Burgess, Lynx.eeUpwards OF
twenty poolsawere sold, tGinger1and Hero
favorites, selling for'$5 and So, Lynx from
s. to So, and Nancy from 5Oc.J to $3.50: IA
pretty fairistart was had, and for the first
3oOiyards the horses kept nearly even, but
here sthesfavorites seemed to be in trouble,
and Nancy drew ahead, followed by Lynx,
who seemed to have been sleeping on the
why, for when her rider commenced whip
ping She shot ahead Of Nancy and won the
race easily by2half a length. y ATgood deal
OF money changed hands on the result. -
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r-- .,c & Co, No IL, South Cornniercal
wv n. , MIA. are our authorized agents to. transae
81. ST. n.s'', contract for advertising and receive
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THE Walker Bros, of Helena, have pur-
chased r. D. Bnrt's entire flock Of sheep,
with his ranches. The flock consisted Of
something over :, 500 head, and sheared over
6 pounds notwithstanding they were seri-
o,isly afflicted with scab;; ? The price. paid,
we we understand vas $3.50 per head. The
rancho, are very fine, and-" command one. d
the finest ranges on Smith river. The home
ranch, near Benton, giutch, is q pleasant ,loca-
ton for the business, is usually free from
snow III ~ III Winter. and though not improved
with good dwellings, has, two good sheep
sheds, with ~cooarralls. ETC., !" The Beaver Fla,
ranch ranch is one Of the finest hay ranches in
Eastern Montana, and the two ranches are
cheap 3 a. $500, tile price, paid. Milton Wake,
intends to take charge Of the hock' in per:
son. son. and win move Ills family to the ranch
We take pleasure, in welcoming them to /
home iii our midst ! = -.
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A CoUKIBE left Camp Baker on Friday
last for the Musclesheil, in search Of a bat
TALON Of Cavalry, which have beeii patrol
ing in that region for the past month. with
dispatches ordering them to repair at once
to the head-waters of Snake river for the
purpose of intercepting the Nez Perces. F'
DAVID BLAcKER, of the firm Of Heating
& Blacker. IS moving his entire herd Of cat
tie, consisting of over 1000 head, to the
Muscleshell. The immense pastoral .facili-
tiles of this region is attracting the attention
of stock growers far and near, and the time
is not far distant when 1t will be the most
thrifty and prosperous settlement in Mon
tana. .A.-.. n IL Et, ....+yrf
WE acknowledge q pleasant call this week
from Sergeant Wright, of Co. E, 7th Infan-
try, who passed on Tuesdays coach for
Camp Baker, N He was one of the brave
boys with Gibbon on the Big Hole and
bears the wound of n rife ball on the fore
head. Sergeant Wright was in: command OF
the squad sent to capture the Indian horses
during the egagement> which he nearly sue
ceeded in doing. The squad numbered
about 20, and their contest for the herd was
desperate. They had nearly gained posses
sion of it when the attention Of nearly the
entire force of hostiles was directed to them
and they were forced to withdraw, four be-
ing killed and six wounded. '@ He himself
was hit on the forehead by a glancing ball,
which tumbled him down hill 20 or 80 feet,
" rE-~.s .&N.N !. -. LIA kF-+ ,
but, with the blood tricklingg down his face,
he fought with the command until the tierc-
est Of the fight was over. I, ,f...l. ~. Han nj
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" IN s*'g' .NF.r Ef''' Et1 LN
The brave Sergeant Of co. d, f. G. Daley,
returned on Tuesdays coach to Camp Bakk-
er. The Sergeant was in charge of the how
itzer in the late battle on Big Hole, and,
with Sergt. Fredericks and. FIVE men, We're
surrounded BY 90 ori 60 Indians when separ.
ated from the command. Two of, the men
ran away, the Corporal was killed, and the
two Sergeants both wounded, Daley being
struck by a rifle ball .onthe, right temple, the
ball glanc,ng off, and Fredericks in the left
shoulder, but, like true soldiers, they stale
with their gun, working it until the Indians
were within 80 or 40 yards, when they were
obliged to abandon it, and flee to the brush
the bullets whistling around them like hail
He, says. it was the hottest place he was eyel
in, and attributes his almost miraculous es
cape to the anxiety Of the Indians to secure
the ammunition. ntl7acsaa3 g i. lesa BIS il
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-23

OUR fellow townsnan c. S. Kelly, who
mas been a student in the Baltimore Dental
Nollegge for some time past, having, gradu-
"'ea with high honors in dentistry, returned.
'as' week. He is well equipped with dem
va Instruments, and commences the prae-
,ee OF his profession under the most fayora-
bic auspices. a.5Rlf me.3
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,.,o.n cry LODGE No. I, A. F. and A. M

a era.1n nond City. on the second and fohrth
~ ln 1,rdavs OF each month: Sojourning
nv ,no ath are cordially invited to attend:
~ o' DAVID BUTTERFIELD, W. NJ
,,u RARSEs, Sec'y. .t...:
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Afoued 10 Novelty Store Building, opposite Murphy.
n' Neel + Co, Helena, Montana. %" ~
Watch and ChrOnometer making and repairing in,
all its most difficult parts, Y specially.
Engraying executed In good sty1c.l gpE9EEFg4
Gold and silver work made to order.
juno l, ls76-6m. GEO. T.. RI.EyES
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rur nauck Bros, Of Avalanche are re
oo;viux good dividends from their mines. NV
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OWING to some misunderstanding, Al.
Stephens will not take charge. of the hotel
at RAIDERS. near Camp Baker, but has deter
mined to fit up his own residence for the
accommodation Of the travelling public.
Mr.. Stephens rancho is very pleasantly. To-
Gated on Benton gnlch, Gully about a mile
and q half from Baker, and but a very little
off the direct road from Diamond to that
place. Owing to the rush Of work during
the hayingg season. the. new, house will not
be opened to the public for several weeks.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-23

In our boyhood days it was not an! nlicom-
mon occurrence for a young lad to manifest
his affection for the fair damsel Of his choice
by presenting her with a bunch OF flowers,
and when matters were somewhat advanced
a simple band of gold, soniewhatisignificant
in its meaning, was rendered. Montana
youths are more practical: "A lad Of Thomp-
son gulch ignores the customsof our fathers
and presents his love with Il COW and calf,
and the joke Of the matter is, selects n Of
his fathers COWS instead of his own. Bravo,
Allie; faint heart etc., 5:'l.."a 7odio"h
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i, WE had a pleasant call this, week from j.
iHussey. wool grower from Smith river.
tie Is quite enthusiastic on tie subject of
wool growing, has 81 flock OF several thou
sand sheep, but still proposes to invest more
heavily. y G.5e iat. .mnltni ST Hnr4fr'
WE learn that Smith Folsom, who is in
Charge of Jack McGeoy's herd Of stock, has
received Instructions to abandon further
preparations for the drive to the Black Hills
for the present, from which we presume that
Jack considers. the Indian question roo UNI
settled to venture the trip to the Hills this
season. 81. .-L.- tE- ny n -tnL.E- - -
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RAMSEY 4, TuBBs,l of Thompson gulch,
have had remarkable good season Tor work
and their ground is cleaning upiwell. It's
estimated that they will take out from $6,-
100 to $4,000 this summer.
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VII MONTAGUE, who was murdered by
the Indians Oh Horse Prairie, was among
Inc first to settle upon the Missouri valley.
tie improved a farm and raised the first
crop on Duck creek in 1856. He had many
friends and acquaintances in Meagher eoun-
Vyawlhioo will regret to learn of his sad death.
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rurpr are Il hundred tomatoes growing
o,e vine in j. w. Hinton's garden
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Whether you are posted in the fabric style
workmanship, you may select your ClothiAfn 1 q!
deceived or the. article ,misrcprcsented. Wt,ho
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Mn. JOIN LUKE, a partner. Of Jas. Mayne
of Canyon Ferry, paid our town a visit thi!
,,nol, 81 .. ~
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LHoNAINIn.

LeOainie-ansels named her,
And they took the light
OF the laughing stars and framed hei
In emile Of white;
And they made her hair OF gloomy
Midnight, and her eyes OF bloomy
Moonshlnc, and they brought her &
me
In solemn night,
In a solemn night OF Summer,
When my heart OF gloom
BlOssomed up u greet the 9 'C'eT
Like rose in bloom;
All forebodings that distressed mc
forgot as Joy ,'rcsscd me-
dying JOY ia"i caught and press"
me
In the arms ol 10 IND
Only spake the liz le li,ptt
In the angel !onslc;
Yet ], listening, hsar her Whisper
Songs are only sang
Here below that they may crieyc yol r.
Tales are told % deceive You
so must Leonainig le we y0l,
While he. 1--we 10 young
Then God sailed, al ii was morning,
Matchle,s aud supreme;
Heavens glory seemed ad9rning
Earth vita It's esteem;
Every hclrl but mine seemed giited
With the V Ice Of rayer, and lifted
Where ny Le1nainie drilted
From me ike dream.