Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-04

DIR. KELLY. will start on a tour Of the
onhty next week. lie proposes visiting
Canyon Ferry, Canton and Centcryille.
Having given entire satisfaction in all his
work thus far, we take pleasure in COM
menlding him to the favorable consideration
OF our readers who wish dental work.
ONE@of Contcslerates old-time citizens, G..
MI totter, now y prosperous quartz miner
VI Stemple district, who was visiting his
friends of Diamond this week, dropped i'm to
have achat about old times. Mr.. Cotter is
the owner of some excellent property. One
OF his leads is is feet in width, and averages
SIS per ton. 2 z#5l.aE@4" .#rst1E @.. 49,
A YOUNG imam on West Gallatin, who
sports Il fine buggy and gay team, says its
very nice to take Sunday rides. bat that il
takes off some Of the romance to have his
team cut up the dust up the lame, while he
is left standing on his head in the road, and
his girl gazing at him from the top OF the
wood pile. ',t'i 'e-@ e@5. # |@
AN Indian was seen by Master Johnnie
Bruckett, near Thompson gulch, on Thurs
DAY last. lie was trying to get away with
Bruckett's band of horses in daylight, but
failed. Since then we have heard nothing
from them, though a few stragglers may be
still skulking about, watching an opportul-
ing to gobble up Il band.
THE travelling public who visit Bozeman
cannot DO better than to put up at the LII
clede Hotel. This house, under the present
management, is IA success. Their tables are
at all times we'll supplied, and the house is
roomy. Farmers OF Gallatin read the new
. d of this hotel, and when you 20 to
Bozeuan give the Malin Bros. a call.
RICHARD CLESDENSING passed through
town last week on his return from Helena.
Having determined to engage in mcrchan-
dising at the forks of the Muscleshcll, he has
suitable buildings in course of erection, and
a stock Of goods en- route. He will also ell
gage largely i'll stock growing. Mrs. Glen
denning is wishing at Len Lewis, on Smith
river, but will return to the Musclcshcll as
soon as Il dwelling is completed.
+ WE understand from reliable authority
that Clendenning intends reopening Carroll
in the spring. This is q matter OF great inn
p~ortance to the people OF Meagher county.
The route to Carroll is rs fine h. natural
road us can be found in the Rocky Noun
tains, and the freight to and from this sec
ton should go over this road. Business
once resumed, Carroll will soon become a
point of commercial Importance, since the
local trade OF the country will go far IT,
sustaining it. .At l'A-@ ''
The scouts OF Smith river, who went out
last week, have returned. They found no
struggling Indians, and saw no signs OF their
! presence on the mountains. They were
| within GO miles of the main force of hosliles.
Some of the parties saw Bowles, a partner
of Major Reed, at Camp Lewis. lie had
fallen into the hands OF the Indians several
times, but they let him go. He succeeded
in trading chem out CT Clendemning's horse &,
which We're taken from the forks Of the
Muscleshell last week. #fs
ONE of the most important subjects con-
sidered by the Board of County Commits
sioners at their last isession was the new road
to Fort Benton. 1t is proposed to send out
a party some time this month to prospect
the route. and il reported advisable an effort
will be made to put it ia, first-class condition
early in the spring, in time for freighters.
The Commissioners wiki make a liberal APP
.o,r;+;o, ,,lc tha work and IL is ni(,-