Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-02-22

- SoAolo ihouHlaIu Zepnyf-anu more anus
ing still to watch one following the %truant;
now he stoops to pick 1t up, but it skips
away and he follows leisurely along, while
the hurrying element Kisses through the
tangled wilderness that hedges in the skat-
ing rink on his Uranium. Again he leans
over to seize the runaway, but, like the
Wlll-o-the-wisp of fortune, it is just out of
reach and he follows on. Such scenes are
common on our streets nowadays.
MR.. j. 0. HUssEY, who, in company with
{. W. Cook, purchased Messrs. Crombaugh
q Burt's flock of sheep, is the same gentle
men of whom we made mention some
months ago as having justarrived from Hi
nois. Closing out business in that State,
he came to Montana, and three weeks after
his arrival purchaseda flock of one thousand
head of sheep, located a ranch with mag
nificent grazing facilities, and began the i'm
provement of the same by erecting a dwell
ing, corral, sheep-sheds, etc, becoming more
and more pleased with the country as he
learned more of it. He has now made an
other large purchase. Mr.. H. and Mr..
Cook will keep their lately purchased flock
in the Tower end of Smith river valley. but
will continue business separately at their
respective homes. Montana needs a hun
dred thousand such immigrants as Mr.. III.
We confidently believe that the time is not
far distant when they will begin to pour in.
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