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

.rrrST1ON is directed to the estray no
g., Of j. +. Wegner, in another column.
r,,nGE ORR. who was over in Mcagher
dis week on legal business, made us a brief
call. aHE p. 80 80 - 81 ai>1i et'
1oux LEWIS came down from Gallatin
,,is week TO look after his herds on Smith
river.
u.pEs & PATTERSON have commenced
,oeliyering grain OH their contract at Camp
Baker.
WE extend thanks to Diamonds cham
mon bird. hunter, NJ. v, B.vGreen, for, a
rboicpe lot of grolsc. 90 . ~ 81
COMET is the name or the new post Office
recently established at the Comet and Rum
1pv mines. in Jefferson county. 4
~ - n ~ - se g.
AT the Kansas City '1Ewes' recent matri-
| moniai drawing, an editor : got left" and
the Lire Stock Record man is mad about it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blackwell paid Dia-
mond a visit this week. Mr.. B.. raised ! 500
bushels of grain this year, Notwithstanding
the 'hoppers. ''@t 1@e ~1i1osfieA
WElearn from the Bohemian papers that
TIC. Powers s. Co., of Helena, are about
50 establish an agricultural Implement
house in BoZenlan. ."aE s&f5 1859 I ,titH3i
The Smith Bros. have taken their recently
purchased flock of sheep TO the .Musclcshell.
Wnl. Martin. who is expected in soon with
his flock, will also locate OH this valley
~ 49, .tE4t.'
Mr.. ZENTSER, IL brother of our old-time
citizen, Jacob Zentner, arrived. with his
family, from Tennessee, on Monday last.
They come to reside permanently in our
midst.
At the recent session Of THE Grand lodge
10. G.T.S Mr.. T.EEt Collins, bof sDianond.
was elected, representative to the Right
Grand Lodge OF the World, to be held at St.
Paul, MIMI. May, 1873. 4 u dtO1.N ~
]. M. TUBES, a. tBruckett and Donald
NcClain, Of Thompson's gulch and vicinity,
WHO have been on a trip to Helena to dis
pose Of their seasons product OF. gold dust,
returned through Diamond this week. 1,ar
Our genial friend, w. II. VANCE, returned
from the White Sulphur Springs Il few days
since, entirely llealed of his rheumatic affec-
tons. 1t is amusing to see him who was so
afflicted pranciag aro'iild as if boy again.
Dir. PAKBERRYY sold to J. o. Hussey, last
week, 500 head Of ewes at $500 per head.
THIS is the second flock mir. HhhsAsss.y' has
purehased'this year. If he keeps this up he
will soon have the largest flock in the Terri
tory. - '1's& id''t-E ~ !
Miss EMMA DAWSON, q little girl of 10
years, treated us to- Some excellent vocal
music a few days since Miss Emma has an
excellent voice, and controls if admirably,
annd, properly trained, will make a vocalist
OF rare ability. alt3S VIZ 8Ef odft3 JAY
MIKE RYAN, While carrying dispatches
rom Howard's command, on the Judith, to
rory Ellis, saw seven head Of sheep i'll the
9u oltIhh gap. From whence they came, or
from whose flock they strayed, it would be
ullcAit to tell. It is at least an evidence
.Aa. beasts of prey,are not very numerous
III mat region. y s4
an amusing story is told of a scloolmarm
"ao' IL seems, is maccustomed to the phras-
s"ogy OF the far West. siShe is a lover OF
~, hoole animal, the horse, and nothing de
s".s her more than equestrian sports.
aalils her short residence in the mountains
a'shas heard of bucking cayuses,F pinto
uses ETC., and, it appears, got them
"sn'ly mixed. When on her usual ride