Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-30

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Shell and the judith.
En. BoSNEIL and Eugene Myers. of Hell
cna. arrived here Tuesday evening. bringing
the exciting news of the murder of the Hell
cna and RnderSburg pleasure parties by the
Nez l'eiyes in the National Park. They are
en- route for the Musclcshell valley to warn
laelary 4 keLlogg's surveying parties of
the near approach of the Indians. They
We're well mounted, and provided with field
notes Witch would enable them to 90 direct.
A Y0CNG man who recently made a visit
to Canton, gives a graphic description of a
lovers chase," run OIL the iluzarehs style.
He says at last accounts an impatient youth
was d~asling his pointed heels. into his
horses sides, and darling like the unllooded
hawk in pursuit, shouts, II come, my Peri !
| come" answered by Come on!!'' from
the fair one, echoed among the mountains,
and as the shades of the evening drew over
the valley, the fugitive dove was still far in
the lead.
We call the attention of our readers to the
card OF G. S. Kelly, Dentist, to be ouud in
our special column. He has fitted up a nice
room on main street. next door TO the Re
corder's office, and commenced business.
He has Il tirst-class set of Instruments. aud
Il good stock of the best materials used. Mr..
Kelly is 4 new practitioner. but comes high
ly recommended by Prof. Hodgkins, Princi-
pal of the Baltimore College of Dental Sur
gerry from which Institute he has a diplOma)
with whom he had six months experience
III practice. an advantage rarely obtained by
students. The Baltimore College ranks first
among the dental institutes Of America, and
Il diploma from it is IA sufficient recommend
ation. Mr.. Kelly, being determined to sat
i>fy the public, warrants all his work. He
will make Diamond his home, but will prac-
tice in several of the towns in the adjacent
counties.
THE programme OF the Eighth Annual
Fair of the Montana Agricultural, Mineral
and Mechanical Association. will be found
in this issue. The Association is deserving
Of credit for the efforts it is making. 1t Of
fers this year still greater inducements to
competitors than heretofore, the sum total
being over $4,000. The exhibition was well
attended last year, when half the country
was devastated by grasshoppels, and since
crops are good and times prosperous we
may well expect a much larger turn out this
wear. There has been all increased activity
:, in the cattle trade, which has Of course ere
ated a better feeling among stock growers
than usual. Many of them, having sold of
; their beef cattle. will be Oh the lookout to-
investments. There is Il general feeling to
wards the improvement OF stock prevailing
: anon stock owners. and the fair will affort
G them an excellent opportunity to make sc
: %lections, as breeders of fine stock, having
e learned the Importance of advertising AM
exhibiting their stock, will be on hand will
their best animals. All things considered
we may expect Il larger attendance and
o greater success this year than usual.
The indian war assumes II more alarm
/ ING phase to the people of this county thai
ever before since it began. The dcStlna
tion of the hostiles is evidently the Lowe
Masclesl,eIl and Judith Basin, their old wiz
p ter hunting ground. Should they succee
L in crossing the Yellowstone, which II
u doubt they will with ease, they will be
g this county in less than Il week, and raldin
10 nart;es will doubtless visit our frontier SCI
Elements. The Indians have passed throug
here twice a year for 4 lumber OF years Q
their way to and from their annual hun
at and are we'll aware OF the large herds
horses ON Smith River valley, and the onl