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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-14

.TnE BOARD oY rRusrEEs or GOLD HILL
srcy,os T \. IL shah be unlawful fsr three or more
psrsons under The szsof twenty one years. 10 con-
rretais or assemble. or engage In any sport " ex
erclse, or make o. eDieavof 10 male any nelse ~
disturbance In any public street or thorough arr.
il shall DstI,s duty u sli polleem.n. when they
witness violation 0f this seetion. 70 request the
porous - offending 70 move on and dsps,ss. ane
10 arrest any one who REFUSES 10 comply WIN sueh
5sc'S No person shan engage upon public
highway IN conduct havins tsedsnsy ,.n 70 snnoy
Within ihe town llmlisi and xhsnsysr ne frss
passaFe Of any street sidewalk shall b. obstruet
ri By crowd. except On occsslon Of public meet
. psr.. , Or nave ON when dirrciei 20 10 Dolby the
Chief of pouee or any policeman. .,.-,,,
nEr j No person shall coDduct himselflns .
ii%i,s o1ihs % ss.a. wssrssy lie prsSs Or so ooirr
% %. town or an, nexhb'rfo'd ,hsh '~ "s'
sSc' I. No pcr.ou shall discharge ANY gun, pistol
or other fresrn. in any ar~t, siley :r hlshwy
within the lmiis Of the town. nor within one hun.
drvd yards of occupied housrs thersln.
Sss rsa ,as s es " sssa ~
rate ofspred 10 exce~t six miles pr houf, nof in
such manner % 10 rDdAnger the publle .aiety;
$40. 4. No person shall publicly expose hs oI nef
levd % indecent lanGusge within the town iiInli.,
shsrsby the sooi order VI the town Is violated I"
public deceney outraged.
sEc I, II shall be unlawful for any female 10
cioihe herr~lf In male attire. and fot any male IN
ciothe himself In frmale attire. and travel about
the public streets OF APPEAR In any Saionn of other
public pace 70 attirrd; provided that this sretlon
shall not apply 10 actors or actresses and pefforn-
rrs IN any theatre Or nicholson. whis sneh actor &c.
tres or performer u actually engaged IN his 90 her
vocation within the walls of such theater OF neio'
dssu.
sEc. s. Any person violating any of .he provisions
of thls ordnance shall be des-ms.i guilty of disof.
drriy conduct, and upon eonyietlon therrot shan
ls lined In any sum not exoeeiing two hun.irr,i
dollarz or Imprisoned In the Town yai
fvr q period hot rxccresiing one hunlr.i
days. or may be- punished BY 10Th snsh
line and Imprisonment. A Judgment that The
Defendant pay . nDr. may also direct that ln de-
fanlt IL payment thsTrof the Defendant be impris
oned In the Town jail at the rate of one day ior
every two dolla VI such line AMI the t"'ts oi the
action.
s1r q. An ordinances snd parts of ordinances In
commit with this oriinaner are hereby rsyeaef.
u. u. DAUCllY,
President ofthe Board ~ Trustees
ofthe Town ~ Gold llill.
Ati..t WM IIl. bOANE.
Glerk of the Board.
On moiion, ordinance Nc, ~. a. Rad. va. passed.
by the following vote, Ayes-Tuistees Csrriek,
Tyrreli. stephens. airi President Danehy. Ah-en'
N' wM. IY. DOASE..
Clerk of the Board.
Datr.I April ~. Isl. my5lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-14
IPsss~I Asil b. ir;.I
THE BOARD or TRUSTEES OF COLD nrLL


sr.rIos I. An annual tax VI tire~ daliars. to 10
ss. 'sa s 20 % s.s s,s' ~, ss s.
within the limits of the Town u God iiill.
ssr. .. Any person teeplng an, dos or 'i.rs iih'
the Marshal q tag rr ~.sh such des, fof ~hlsh he
or she shall pay the " three dollars si shall
be entitled 10 rrceipl thervior.
poeurp at the expense ~ the town. ani dsi,erio
The said Marphal. Q suficisht nuIpler of sniiabi-
tags, taking his receipt therefor. sad tags shall he
after provided; The Mar,hai shall Insks out a,i
submit to the Doari Of Trustee. 81 each resll@I
ineetine staismsbi 81 hl. receipts non, sale of
ptree,ilns, showing The amount pahl on ~ ~.
AlDei BY him ict fres. ss hsrlnsllsr pro'bs.l. and
'hs ssa p; ne =, y. %. r,, nSsn !, ,is
or dses Within the llInli. of said town bai pfo.
AMI place such dog or doss 10 the Town Pound
tor foriy eyht hours. lf not claimed aii iie tax
time ssIi doc % dog. shall b. ts,i. AMI Lar.,i Nv
the efiiser inpoundins them. or b, the saLi
sar. 5. Yor each dog laisn Into sI,sioiy. the
srrr.tns onicrr sLsll be eniitled ~ q Ire ~ iny
,.nts for kililng and burylna each lnpcunjsl
dog The oa.., 9, otf'ssr, psri.tnIne ,ha. 's,,iss
dollar. TIE frrs herein provided for shall b. ".
,.ip.i and psli. out Q, The mepcy derived nom
stc. q. ANY person wishing to pay the said tsN
on dor that hss bern iInJoun,ssi. shalt pay 10
the MAfrhal the SUN Of i've dollars, before he
shall he entiiled 10 receive tag aii fecslpt. or
he shall proiuee rrcript showing that ID. isS
on said dog has l-rtn pahi for the year cofnniei-
cling As provided In section one 90 this oniinabcr.
sFr. Z. Al ordnances and parts .f onilnsne-s
In eontiIsi with TIL, ordinance are h.Isby ~
psalet. u. u. DAuCtIr.
President Of the Board of Trustees of the Town
of tlod Illf.
Aiissil WA. IIY, DOANE,
cirfk of the D"afdi
On motion oriinsikr No. ~. As rad. WAS ps.sI
l.y III. i.llo~ Ing dieJ Ay.s-Trusi..s Caniek,
Tyrreli. stephens and President l,.ucliy.. Assent
Trustee Oss. wM. IlY. DDANE,
clert of tie fo.rl.
Dated Coll IIIi, April N. is.7. m,5iuk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-14

DEPoSrrs ofcotS OR puLLioN ree.iyeI'
II .ltn.r an, oocu account or 10 Issue Ckk.
fifICATEs therefor, payable tat the option OF
ths holder In Gold lin OF San francisco; 10
MAKE collse tions, parehass Baliion Atthe most
favorable rstss. or advance coin thereon wnen
sa,~. s,isa to Inc psrS nj Rank In San Francisco;
sell. nils Of Exchange, and tfAnsaets SenerAi
BANKING Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-14
Town ORDINANCES.
ORDNANCE NO. sI.

AN ORDINANCE fer the Prsvssilss
and Pnnishnsnt OF Certain Oassss.
Asaisst the Psaes asd Coed order sf
the Town.
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oRDIHAHcE:Ho. 90.

Daiel April ~. is''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-14
WANTED.

A GOOD. SMART, CAPABLE GIRL IL
n wanted At Tie Lady Washington House.
Lower Gold Hill. 10 walt On the table and do
general work In the dining room. Inquire Of
George Taylor on the prenisss. jywf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-14

AN ORDINANCE TO Dehne the Duiies Of
Street. et.Inspeeterst for the Rssuiatien
sfthe sewers, Drnins, Vaults. stresfs'
Alleys, sIdewaiksand Public ssuares'
asd 20 Prshiblt their Obstrncties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-14
ORDNANCE NO. 80.
lPubllshed By authority of The Hoard Of T'ms
tees OF q II IIili.l
An ORDINANCE PrsviaIss Ter ibe Ces.
strsetisa ssi Maistsnases Of side.
waiks, Rtrsets asa Alleys.
tPsssed ArrIi 50. isT'l
lPsssed ArrIl 50. isT.l
lnnr mann OF rnrsTEEs OF GOLD nIIL

'T,IIE BOARD oF TRUSTEES oF GOLD iiiLL
u do oniaini
oWnrrs on any sirret within The corporate iimlfs of
sad tswn 10 construct and msiptaln Sidewalk of
unform With. and wh~n such SIDEWALK shall of
bank or dreilylfy nlore than two fert hxh. tbs Namr
shaI is guarisi by substantial railing In ffont ~
bis. hes er ihsir prop-y. and At hl- hrr or their
nsd - y q By the Street is-I~ci"r. hetrnairf
Il. sac .s ,.s.s -. s % ~, hall
aIiey nece>sary. he shall Nisoft The -aIi,- ia the
Board Of Trustees. ani specifs ln such rrI.It the
place where and the manner In whieh such SHE
paired, teeesher viii ~ estinats ef the probable
10. Board shA, approve. q IN sovs ths ssms.
y shs sss,d \, sgprsss .ueh rsEorI = shs Pc;
spfiof 70 require such eonsiruesiea rspsis 70 b
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Passed April n. A. D. i5.l

Irssu's'a 'y.u'ss;sy e. y 4 a A. Board of Trustees
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

mi OF the representative wool growers
of the West Side, Patrick Dooley, whom we
mentioned last week as being on a tour
among the wool growers OF Smith river,
purchased a few days since six head of thor
oughbred Cotswold rams from Bennett &
Goodale-one four year old and five year.
lings-for which he paid the round sum of
$780, The firm of Bennett & Goodale is
the only one in Montana that make a spe-
cialtyo of breeding pure.blooded iCotswolds.
Their flock, consisting of nearly two hum
dred, are all thoroughbred. The monarch
OF the flock, British Prince, o English import
alton, is the purest type of the Scotch Cots
void, while the remainder of the flock is
made up of choice selections from the most
improved fiocks of the United States and
Canadas. For purity of blood and thorough
development of the truest type of the Cots
void. we. doubt if tins flock has a superior
i'll America. Mr.. Dooley may well be proud
of his purchase.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11
S,K>RAYEFD.

One roam mare, branded with the ace of hearts On
the left thigh, and has dark roam spots OF. the back
and rump. Also one two year oldsorrel horse with
white strip in face, light name and tail. and three
white legs, and branded II on left side and thigh.
When last seen were on Poverty Flat.
Any person delivering the same to me, or inform
ing me of their Whereabouts, will be rewarded for
their trouble. sHs #ta j. .LANEY, 5A
41 Diamond Citvs.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

SOME time since it was announced that a
mail route had been established between
Camp Baker and Fort Shaw, and in due
time the route III connection with numerous
others in Montana were advertised. We
have not as yet been able to learn whether
the route was let orenor. 1t was once ru-
mored that Huntley WIS the contractor, but
as to the truth of this, WE are unable to say.
Ofo n thing we are quite sure there lis. as
yet no service on the read, md it seems inn
possible to learn when there will be. The
citizens of Lower Smith river have also for
warded II petition to the Post Office Depart
ment, asking that an office be established
ON that valley and recommends j.. A. Har-
rs for postmaster; but we have heard
nothing of this, either. p We think it high
time that u delegate in Congress ,was
looking the matter up. 1.-The route is of the
greatest importancesto Meagher county, and
service should be put on without delay. 3 10
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

Mrs. Q. E. PEswELI, writing from Salt
Lake, recently, in speaking Of the funeral OF
Brigham Young, says: You ought to
have been here last Sunday to see Brigham's
funeral. 1t was better than forty c~ircuses
crammed into one. A lot of us ulngodly
Gentiles went to see the fun. We got wedg-
ed in and could not get out, and were there
five mortal hours. 1t is estimated that there
were $4,000 people in and around the Taber-
nanle. 1t beat anything that I ever saw for
folks | did not see a tear shed, but there
was plenty Of sweat rolling down, which
was just as well, and q good substitute, |
presume"
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11
SPECIAL \ ADVERTISE MENTS.
Vegetables for Winter.

The attention of the miners of the county. the
citizens of Camp Baker and the stock men of Smith
river valley is respectfully invited to the fact that |
am now prepared to furnish them their winters
supply of Vegetables, Having raised tons of g.
Potatoes, CabbaGes, TuFMips. Reefs,
Unions, Etc., t+4@y,Ht4
| will sell them at u very low figure. I am also
prepared to furnish large quantities of Flour and
Grain j. c.. PICKERING.
46-tf s Duck Creek. M r.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

G. A. HAMPTON got $50 to the pan. not
~ since, from the ground sluice on his
x,s.s root diggilgS down the gulch.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

DAVID B~UTTER1TELD and Gilbert Ecker,
the representatives of Diamond Lodge who
were IN attendance at the meeting of the
Masonic Grand Lodge, returned a few days
since. They report the attendance very
large, there beingS0 representatives present.
ana the meeting a very harmonious and sue
cessflll one throughout.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

THE prosperous miner OF Spruce ba", w.
:, Vance. went over to the White Sulphur
.nrings last week tor a short sojourn.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

Ms 4. J. RAMsPECK. who has been quite
,,we)l the past week, IS slowly recovering
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

WE learn from the Herald of the 9th that
SIX companies of the 3D. Infantry are to be
stationed at Helena, and the remainder to
go to Missoula. 1t is also rnnored that all
the military posts of Montana are to be con-
nected with Helena by telegraph. If this
be true, Diamond may hope to have tele-
graph communication with the outside
world, a thing much needed.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

u,s. .JrpGE HAMPTON is visiting among
,.;onls in Cave gllch.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11
ROCKY NORTHUMBERLAND NTNfNN :.

hhhtE IS y strong probability that both
ne Patent Law and the Desert land A.+
VIII oe repealed at the mex session of Con-
sress. Persons desiring to take advantage
0. either will do we'll to set about if Mt once
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

Il
qur prosperous miner OF Spruce ba", w.
n Vance. went over to the White Sulphur
snrings last week tor a short %sojourn.
nrSS1s LAwLoR. OF Whites gulch, who
had fine misfortune to get his shoulder slip
ned out of place, I'M over Monday to have
it reset. ss5- =
.TuE mule train Of Marks & Patterson is
,ont constantly on the move, transporting
merchandise and farm products about the
country.
Gro. BARNES and Lars Embretson. con-
.,c,ors for running 100 feet of open cut in
haa-, ock on the bar overlooking town, have
commenced work.
Al. DAVIDSON. the popular saddle and
harness manufacturer, OF Helena. is being
rewarded for his fair and liberal dealing by
| afourishing trade.
THE second annual Fair of the Western
Montana Agricultural, Mineral and Meclran-
near Missolla to-day.
II. RosENBAUM sold one hundred sacks Of
flour to Dir. Parberry this week. The flour
is to be delivered at the White Sulphur
Springs, at S. per sack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Collins are s%ojourning
in Butte this week. They represent Dia-
monl Lodge, No.5, 1. O.G. T., in the Grand
LODGE. now nsessiOn there.
WE learn from those who were ia attend
ance at the Fair, that GREENWOOD, Bohm &
Co.. the leading clothiers OF Montana, are
doing Il very large business.
J.C. SUTTON, of St. Louis, Mo-, an old
timer of Confederate, returned with his bro
Their to visit obi acquaintance, and will per-
haps locate permanently in our midst.
G.. A. KELLOGG and has surveying party
returned from the. Muscleshell last week.
/ They report al quiet i'll that section. The
stock men there are going about their bust
ness as usual. 9h 0
EVANS &-SoS, of the Farmers Stables, in
Helena, are becoming deserve6ay1 popular.
They are centrally located, have tirst-class
accommodations, and take good care of stock
lett in their charge.
WHEN a young bachelor buys one of the
1eatest residences in the town, and begins
10 gather therein household goods, one nat.
arally concludes that a housekeeper will be
the next commodity added. =s.
HERE are a number of oat field on the
missouri valley that were eaten down by the
hopper on which a second growth has come.
alo which bid fair to be a splendid crop
some of these fields are ripening.
"HELLo! What are YOU doing there
Inquired our reporter of an earnest-lookins
0'ap The other day who was saving away
vi a stone jug with Il buck-saw. Pm
sharpening this saw, ~ was the smiling re
ply.
HERE IS an unusually large number o
s'ess ga at the White Sulphur Springs jus
Aow. About a dozen of these are patient!
anuefgolng medical treatment, all Of whom
hetecoVeringg rapidly and will be well in
lew days.
sha1 1andlest arrangement for dippin.
s.Ssp mat we have heard of has been con
NV DR.. Parberry at the White Sui
rna springs. The dipping trough is SO ar
i ,sa the hot water from the Spring
~. thto It, Which saves the necessity d
.s.s' lie temperature of the water bein.
Nssfeat7 as sheep can stand d ? 1a424ta Hl fs4
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Collins are sojourning
in Butte this week. They represent Dia-
mond Lodge, Nos, LOG. T., in the Grand
Lodge. now i ssession there.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

WE learn from those who were in attend
ance at the Fair, that GREENWOOD, Bohm &
Co.. the leading clothiers OF Montana, are
doing very large business.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

DENNIS LAwLoR. OF Whites gulcll, who
had fine misfortune to get his shoulder slip
ned out of place, I'M over Monday to have
II reset. t."*# 5Eu#
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11
,LoCAL l. N { S .

- pvtcE & Co, No IL, South Commercial
VIZ y aoais, are our autierized agents to 'transac
81. ., Lna" contract for advertising and receive
"'M,bscriptions.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

COL. DE Lacy made us Il call on Tuesday
llst' on his return from the Musclpshell.
Having been deserted by d portion of his
men, who s%tampeded through fear of the
Indians, he did not get his contract quite
pleted. The Col. has been sick for the past
month and is not looking quite as robust as
usual. t. " t.tlt
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11
TO THE PUBLIC,

Having opened business again, old friends and
patrons, and the public generally, are invited to
call. Those who are indebted to me ON my OIL
books are requested to come forward and settle, AS
| desire to commence anew. j. LANEI.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

A YOUNG married man of an industrious
turn, rented a farm on the Missouri valley
last spring. Owing to the grasshopper raid
his crop only averaged 16 bushels per acre,
one-half of which went to pay rent, yet he
realized 500 per month for his labor, which
he rated at six months. Where is there a
better place for a young man to get a start
i'll the world; in what land or cline. can a
man beat this? ~ @ta1@ q
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

--,woyD CITY LODGE No. =, A. E. and A. N
= stated Communications held attheir Hall,
q j., iliamond City, Ola the second and fourth
uESg aa,tn,dnys of each month. Sojourning
~ DAVID D"UITEltFlELD, w. NJ.
= n BARNES, Sec,y.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

II, R%osENBAUM sold one hundred sacks Of
flour to Dir. Parberry this week. The flour
is to be delivered at the White Sulphur
Springs, at S. per sack.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

J.C. SUTTON, of st. Louis, Mo-, an old
timer of Confederate, returned with his bro
Their to visit obi ac%quaintances, and will per-
haps locate permanently in our midst.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

WE have positive Information that jaw
Could has purchased a controlling influence
IN the Utah Northern Railroad. From this
TACT we infer that he intends to extend the
ROAD III the direction of Montana. This
seems. to be his intention, for he has no use
tor the road i'll its present condition.-h,de-
pendent.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

shhitEF uaWh 9Wasa last ybreaklngf overtime
eastern hills as they returned from the ball.
we heard q low whisper when they reached
the DOORWAY, then II sound like that of a
COW hauling her hoof out of the mud. She
Went In and ne turned away-and such is
life.
OUR rustllng farmer, j. G.. Pickering.
whose advertisement of vegetables for sale
appears in our columns, closed a contract
last week for $4,000. pounds of vegetables. to
De taken at his ranch. This supply of vege-
tables goes to Smith river and Camp Baker,
and MIR. Pickering's supply is not exhaust
ed, but he has still thousands of pounds to
dispose OF. m
HENRY G. WIIKIsoN, one Of the proprie-
tors of the Bozeman Times, was married on
the 22d ult. to Miss Matte Arnold. of Santa
Clara valley, California. The was
performed in the Methodist Church, near
the town of Santa Clara, and was witnessed
by numerous friends Of the bride.-HeraN.
Inc happy couple arrived at Heleiia, en-
route for Bozeman, last week! The Hts.
extends congratulations. and a
hearty welcome to the tair bride to her
Rocky Mountain home 5@'0' a45
DEAR l. HOMEsTEAD,' is the title of a
very tine new song, by Miss Anna G. Hits.
This song has taken y strog hold on the pop
ular fancy. No doubt there are thousands
who never forget the Dear Old Home
stead, where 50 many happy hours were
spent in joyfulness and glee, during their
childhood days. Price 40 cents, with splen-
did Autograph Of a country homestead.
It's a place / shall ever remember,
Should / live to be fifty years old;
Twas the home of us all in our childhood,
5f & And we prize it, yes higher than gold.
Address all orders to f. w. Helmick. pub
Usher, No.. so West Fouth st. Cincinnati. @.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

sAM ANDERSON, of Meagher county start
for Missoula yesterday. He has some en-
pectations OF going to Walla Walla, but it is
more tisan probable that the attractions of
Jefferson county will cause him TO change
his mind after he has underwent the sights
at the Mlssoula Fair. which begins next
week.-hdependent. ~
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

s.a ahE handiest arrangement for dipping
sep mat we have heard of has been con-
NV, Mas,eaaby DR.. Parberry at the White Sui
nmr ap,'nss. The dipping trough is SO ar
i Isl the hot water from the Springs
: ihto it. Which saves the necessity Of
.s.sA Tile temperature of tile water being
sssfea17 as sheep can ST: stand. nd 1a42a5s @ f4
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

Tun mule train Of Marks & Patterson is
kent constantly Oh the move, transporting
merchandise and farm products about the
,1nl1ntrN. I --- -.--.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

OuR quiet little town was thrown into q
fever of excitement Monday evening last,
by the appearance of a varmint. on the
streets, closely followed by a little "yaller
dorg.' Mr.. David Marks was in our office at
the time, and got a glimpse of the animal
through the window, and, Judging from the
flash in his eyes and the ':straight shoot
he made for the back door, he must have
thought it was Il full-grown grizzly. One
of tie typos ran out and gave the mwel-
come visitor a lift with his No. IL, and came
very near sending him through a window
into the Treasurer's office, where Il pilgrim
quietly sat reading a ten-cent novel. Quite
a crowd gathered around, and some called
it a squirrel, and some a young fox. and
one good-natured looking fellow, with q
considerable amount of "seNen-year-oidn
on board, and Il blossom on his nose, pro-
nounced it a frog. Finally they all agreed
that it was n musk-rat and the excitement
subsidized. Ea5za t pit u 57sd % snft
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11
TAKE WARNING!

Do not buy q single article Of Clothing until you
of Business, Worsted and Diagonal; also Dress
Broadcloth Suits Of ali styles and qualities is very
large. In HATS we always have the Latest Styles.
We have y very full line of Blankets, Underwent,
Hosiery, Rubber Coats, Trunks, etc, in fact every
thing belonging to a First-Class Clothing Establish
ment.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11

THE second annual Fair of the Western
Montana Agricultural, Mineral and Meclan-
ical Association, omInenceso on the grounds
near Missoula to-day. ..s.u-