Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-20

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ONE of the features of the coming Fair
which should not be forgotten by the wives
and mothers of our Territory, is the 700
prize offered by Geo. Fox, of the Peoples
National Bank, for the prettiest girl bapy'
and $25, offered by Frank Bartos, JeWeler,
for the next prettiest. Ample preparations,
we are assured, have been made to secure a
committee of award that will not be ln1lu-
enced by the opinion of the mothers.
OUR enterprising farmer, IL. Rosenbaum,
purchased Il neat residence on Rodney
street. Helena, Montana, last week, and will
move his family there in a short time for
the purpose of sending his daughters to
school. Mr.. Rosenbaum is the owner OF
the Round Grove farm, one of the best on
the Missouri valley. The land is in Il high
state of cultivation. His crop this year is
immense, the best ever raised on the place.
WE acknowledge a pleasant call a few
days since from Archibald McGregor, one
of Diamonds most enterprising and sue
cesstul miners VINO arrived from Southern
California this week, where he has fine pos
sessions and upon which he has resided for
the past few years; but the orange groves
and boasted climate of the semi-tropical re-
gion were not sufficient to satisfy his thirst
for an active business life. He will remain
with us some months, and perhaps COM
mence mining operations again in the
spring.
WE desire to cali the attention of the wool
growers Of Montana to the fact that a tenn
porary organization of the Montana WOOL
Growers Association was effected last year
during Fair week, and the same time has
been appointed for u meeting this fall to eff
feet a permanent organizations. This is a
matter of great Importance to our wool
growing interest and should not be neglect
ed. Nothing is better calculated to stimulate
and advance the interest of sheep husbandry
than a compact organization of those inter
ested in the pursuit. The researches for in-
formation of such a body are far more ex-
tensive and the amount disseminated much
greater than could possibly be effected by
individual efforts.
The attention of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of the White Sulphur
Springs. DIR. Parberry, having purchased
the property, has taken it in charge, and
will make "a permanent home there. He has
provided a full supply of all necessary drugs
and, with the aid of the superior medical
qualities of the Springs, proposes to treat
and cffcctually cure the majority of OLD
chronic diseases which, without the adyan-
tage of the Springs, would be incurable,
Persons visiting this resort may rest assured
that they will nave a square. deal. 1t the
case is one that is incurable, or one that tho
Springs will not benefit (as was that of the
late John Luke, who consulted DIR. Par
berry,, he will frankly tell the patient hi,
condition, and not run up a bill of cost in al
endeavor to accomplish something that il
hopeless. The fame of these Springs has
spread far and wide, and with the aid O
first-class medical treatment, q matter il
which they have heretofore been wholly dc
ficient, the time is not far distant when Their
reputation will be world wide. The sur
roundings OF the Springs are pleasant, an,
the rates of living are quite reasonable.
Il Fellows. Attention.
The Odd Fellows of Meagller county ar,
requested to meet ut the Masonic Hall, Dia
mond City, on Saturday evening, Septembe
29th, 1877. ODD Fellows.