Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25

20. VIII lie found in to-day's paper. The
prices OF their scales has been reduced 80
10" mat nearly every farmer in the G, cno5un-
Try can afford to buy one. Many of our
farmers could save the price of a scale in
one season bydoing their own weighing.
ANY one Knowing the whereabouts of
geo ~. hlce,' formerly OF Diamond City,
and afterwards a resident of Park Civ. viii
confer 2 favor by sending his address to the
Herald office.-RGruH.
The above named gentleman is now 4
resident of Whites gulch. Meayher county.
aid is asjolly and good Il boy::as ever swung
a pick and shovel. htE
#HH 49, lt.yn4 84.-r
>C~oSslDERAHLE travel with light teams is
going the new road from Cant. Cooks
to Butte. This is much. the shortest routo
from Helena to Butte, aud it Is curious that
the enferprlsing people of these cities do not
go to work and put it in good condition. It.
would cost but afew, hundred dollars to fix
the worst places on the road so that heavy
teams could pass over it, .as.f. #4fsftsa
II. E. COLLINS. one Of Montanla's law
makers in early days, aid now a practition-
er in Diamond of the laws he used to help
frame, Was i'll Butte last week. accompanies
by his wife. attending the Grand Lodge of
GOOD %IempIars. During their brief stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins made many friends in
Butte, WHO would bevery glad to welcome
them to a permanent residence in. the Silver
City.-Minttoa al, 7.sa.5 lila AZ .4.re,a e..t,r
The Sacramento daily Recora-U Union has
recently been enlarged from q % column to-
a 81 column paper, and comes out dressed
in new Scotcl.-faced type 1t is now larger
than the dailies in the metropolitan cities Of
the East, and says the Improvement is in
consonahce with the. growth Of Sacramento
business and thetreal and substantial pros
perity of the paper ITSELF i hna ,i@a.' aAi b.
We have a sincere admiration tor the
young ladies of the Missouri valley, but we
would caution them that their witclery is
not always harmless. We know of one sus-
'ceptible, young man who is accusing one of
them Of stealing, his heart away at a dance
last week, and his, case is really so bad that
he cannot sleep nights for thinking of her.
Let UP a little, girls. Remember, that hui
man nature is weak, and your charms all
powerful, but # you must flirt, turn your
shafts on those who can better withstand
them. H., ta
.JPATRIcK moons has recently located a
ranch against, the foot hills, near Butte City,
where he will engage in, gardening. His
place is shaded until late in the day by the
day by the high mountains on the south,
and, we believe. isyan excellent place fprIthe
business. ~ The. altitude Isl but little greater
than many Of the wheat farms inpGallatin
county. 9D Mr.. Massena Ballard, of the law,
firm of Voolfolk, e. Billiard, has located in
the vicinity Of Mr. w foods, just the right
distance from the office to give him good
exercise in p~assinggsback and forth.
We, call the attention of Il readers to
the advertisement Of the ball to be given at
Centreville on the evening of November 8,
The hall is one of the best in the country,
and the parties given there are always well
attended and very pleasant. Gentreville and
vicinity is noted for its bewitching bellies.
who are always at these merry-makings.
Mr.. Barker, who has the management Of the
affair, is an, energetic young man, and will
spare 40 pains to make all enjoy themselves
who attend. In furnishing us the copy of
the announcement he failed to mention the
price OF tickets, but we can assure our read
ere that it will not exceed the usual charges
for. such affairs. g.la .5F#z ,3t a.a.. ra.