Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-04

snow In their nelpliDOfhOOQ mas blown away I
and their flocks are doing well. a
WE would call attention of wool-growers, /
whose flocks are afflicted with scab, to the
remedy published OH our Livestock page.
We know of no instances where it has been
used yet, but it is well spoken of by Eastern
journals. and it would be well to give it q
trial. 1t strike us that it will prove good
for "doping" purposes, but it might be
rather extravaganza, as it would, perhaps,
cost fifteen cents per head, unless old ran
cid butter could be had low, in which case it
might be lone for half this sum.
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IT is with regret that Welearn of the death
of our brother editor, Of the Auamt Courier,
Joseph Wright, which occurred at his resi-
dence in BoZeman, Dec. 80. Capt. Wright
has been connected with the press of Mon
tana for eight years. He was an able writer
and did good service when his health would
permit. He had many warm friends
throughout Montana who can bu feel a
deep sorrow at his melancholy end.
MIR. 1liAfLE.o SOilbh, VI i1ONo "id
Clarke county, visited our town last week.
Mr.. G. is one of the lucky owners of rich
Quartz mines in the notorious Temple Dis
trict. He spoke in the most tlattering terms
Of the quartz in this district, some OF ii
Welding as much as $514 to the pound Of ore.
One ofhis leads, which is pretty well devel-
oped, was only fifteen inches wide at the
surface. is full five teet in width at the depth
of $50 feet. Mr.. G. and his partners has
been working a considerable quantity o.
9 quartz from a 70 foot level in this mine II
g a~rastras, none Of which paid less than 81;
y per ton.
The people of Diamond-little, big, old
= Young. married and silgle-met at Goo
Templars' hall on New Years evening an
,e enioyed a social chop Everybody SCENE
ii to Law aside needless formalities, and wei
OF in for a good dance and plenty OF it, an
Judging from the merriment that ran
through the hall, they had it. Certainly
lg was the gayest dance we have attended IN
ia year. Leap year was gone, and Our pacn
OF lor friends, or as many Of them as could ca
ly their hearts their own, made a grand ons
as If determined that another leap We
M should not find them wanting" our
witching bellies wore the same rogulsh e
preston in their eyes as ever, and did n
IN seem a bit sorry that the old year was gol
We Perhaps their selections are made. Dancl
was kept up until a late hour, and all We
rea away satisfied.
be BEING DESTROYS of furnishing our read
with the choicest reading matter OF the q
oru we are making arrangements with all
~ hest publications in the United States
ntu which we can furnish them in connect
with the Rocky MOUNTAIN HUsBANDMA2
h,,t a much less rate than they can be had II
,lth any other source. We have already M
terms with a number of leading journ
and are able to make the following UNI
are alleled offer:
ated We will furnish the HUsBANDMAN
par american Stock Journal, a No. l mont
artz published at Parkersburg, Pa, at the
owy treme low price of S4.65 per annum.
and The HusBANDMAN and Rural New Yo'
Verl- an old and ably edited farm, family
news paper, compiled at great expense
!, . handsomely illustrated, for only $500.
The HUsBANDMAN and Scientific amer
;an,a the leading scientific journal OF the VI
and States, for $6.70.
al" The HUsBANDMAN and Demorests !
cessi- = .a:th . al,o;,o of the fo
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