Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-16

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JoHN-htNS~-nfet with
Inst Sunday evening. While returning from
Helena tenl his, team took fright and ran off,
thhrnooYying hin, from the wagon, and b%ruising
himft ecoq!psiiderably. DR.. Parberly, who was
called Sunday, informs us that no bones are
broken. ..T o.,
SOME OF the young men Of the valley have
.hec'}tryi1g o'solve the question of (which
is the easiest to oind, corn or wficat%' One
of them thinks corn is the easiest. We are
inclined to think wheat would be the easiest
after it was bound, especially if the corn was
OH tine toe0 2a22L25EI IELA-ETiQ i
WHITES GULc4Ito the 'front.'! Messrs. G.
E.AHarrington and Harvey Means, who
were on the eve of being off for the front to-
join tie Deer Lodge volunteers ut the Gov
%erl1or's call, Were preparing to start on1lasto
Tuesday, %andlare. ere this, ON their way to-
join Rewards command. f9tiJG lu gtt}a@, g.
WE desire to call attention to the card of
Or. Al. Dawson, to be found in our spe-
cia1 column. lie has, fitted UP an office OPP
posite the Diamond City Hotel, where he
may be found at all hours, ready to attend
calls either in town OF, country day or night.
The DR.. comes we'll recommended as a prac-
t%itioper. ln. n.aaw .-. ..1.. -,
ail,Tl HE teams OF nj. Hatch, and others, which
Went 3to, Benton y 81 Q t time since loaded
with, wool returned by way Of, the new road
on. thefsouth. side Of the river. The had, on
light loads, and found no difficulty, except
a lthe crossing of the Saith river, although
\ they We're, not at all acquainted with the
country. a.. a,t vgiatu44 fay -.4es~T-fiao &c.
i13 The Canton base ball club having extend
ed an invitation to the Diamond Cities to
visit that place and playthem a friendly
game, the latter club win take Il trip to the
valley'f for that purpose ON the Goth. We
are satisfied that they will be we'll received
ilbythe' Cantonboys, and will have to play
+ the bestthey knowho to escape defeat.
; HAVING closed i u Successful. season, will
his Stallion ''John Morgan ''SJ." Laney ha:
ruesoopened his Stable here. lie proposes tt
serve serve the public more faithfully in the livery
and feed stable 'linee' than Ever before 'Hav
/ Ing! been long Engaged in the business, ant
| being exclusively known, he needs no fur
% thneAr! Recommendation. NJ See advertisement
q or. sixth page. n.1l, - - 49, ,.a
A CORRESPONDENT, wiring from Lowe
g Smith River, ,under date Of August Sd, says
1 f.r'TAe roundup. passed off smoothly am
quietly about 5000 calves were marked an
branded. :. II, Ming and 1W'.}C. SWEET wer
the leaders, in point of number, CCtobprnr Pel
J. kins and the Siebenl Bros. close to then
u Our school TEACHER, | understand, has jarri'
ed, and as IL as prelininaries are arrange
v the school wiHagooM G'rops look well, an
y no grasshoppers as,yet,}'o o.c9.Hf AID
Il Our nleeigl1rbors in Whites lgulch 'greatl
g feel the need Of posta? service. They lave
" post. Office. bit since the discontinle,ncei
o' the Carroll MALL early last spring, they hay
'e had no service. g This las made the cItizel
s., over there VERY" inldignnaiit,i and caused Il
4o little gy-pulmnnbliiig.| But wrath and ttaiilttin'
n ing seldom Accomplish anything. IT oil
# friends over there Will Circulate Il petite
e. and forward the isaiinc to our replesentativ
T. Major Magin1nis, WHO is now iii Helena, |
III val attend toit!f We understand he sd,
lo| there Will bel no dimc,i1tyt iii obtaining I'll
- service, and if some active person will get !
~ the petitionn and procure tile sien;ltdtestl l'
VI win have a mail in a very few weeks"
* 5,,s WE had, a pleasant. chat, 4 fey days sin
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