Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-06-07
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CO.. No IA, South Commences.
su n, rkis- ,r- authorized agents to transac
y, 1t, LsdtA, n+ :urt for advertising and receive
3 ,asaess'
aa ptioas,
-.vorn CITY LODGE No. z, a. F. and a. H.
fAAo" ..e1 communication held attheir Hall,
a st saw City, on the second and fosrth
~ nsh,rdavs Of each nlonth; securing
NssS sa.s .h ore cordially invited 70 alteho.
" NDo'N DAVID BUIIERt1ELD, W. N.
an RAH>Es, Secy.
-r-axn Smith river will yield a clip of over
,,uv1 t,eeces this spring.
.nr will be upwards Of $4,000 lambs
...n1 on upper Smith river this season.
~ 1ouS u. BLACK, Of Butte, is enjoying
,ho h%ealtl,-giying comforts Of the White Sui
phur springs.
,,prn ORR. of Helena, was over last
.s.k looking after legal testimony pertain
i,r to his law practice.
THE ten pilgrims we spoke Oh last week
~ found employment the mex day after
,hair arrival on the Eaat Side.
un,curR county will show over $4,000
,s,os this wear. from which we may safely
a,imate that the export of wool will exceed
$4,000 pounds
p.rr1vs direct from the Muscleshell. in
GAVIN ~ that GRASS has never been known to
| 10 hotter in that region. Already feed is
h.tpr than it was at any time last year.
gur members Of the Diamond CITY Base
/ p,a Climb. and all those who play ball, are
as,uosted to meet at the Recorders office,
an Saturday, June 0, at 8 p. m.
II. f. COLLINS. Prcs't.
TIE report being circulated to the effect
s,t the approaches to Edmonson's ferry
] are in such bad repair us to prevent travel,
| without foundation. Mr.. A. Kent who
,rossed there on Monday says the ferry Is in
oreratjon and the road in good condition.
W. desire to call attention to the card OF
G, A. Kellogg. u. S. Mineral Surveyor.
Mr., Kellogg will visit any part Of Montana
4 where parties may desire his service. He
! thinks of locating in Diamond at no distant
/ div. and will be convenient to those Of this
! county WHO desire surveying.
OyR of the partv who came in from Pu-
get Sound, Mr.. l. G. Barget, met with an
accident a few days since Which will result
in the less OF a portion Of his fore finger
In attempting to remove the lead from &
cartridge it exploded, m%utillating his finger
to such an extent as to render amputatiol
necessary.
Ton DEYARMoN. editor and proprietor o
the Madisonian, accompanied by Mrs.Deyar
mon, arrived IN BozemanI last Sunday, on
A~nyassing tour for his paper. o is Il rust
Ter from way back.'-Bozeman Time.
Auovel and pleasant way OF soliciting
Mrs. Deyarmon will doubtless be kindly re
vived throughout the country.
THE County Commissioners were in ses
sion Monday and Tuesday of this week. am
did a considerable amount of business, il
the way of paying off the expenses of las
court, and settling with the Treasurer. ID
\. W. Finch rendered his resignation Il
County Superintendent of Common Schools
Ills successor has not yet been named.
Iii with feelings of regret that we chror
Dle the death of Mrs. Olive Nj. Barnes, wit
o. II. Ii. Barnes, whose arrival here Wa
enly announced in our last issue. Mr!
barnes was born in Rockville, Maine, w;
married in September, 1857, and accompal
led her husband the same year to Californi;
where they lived happily together for eigl