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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16

WELL RECoMMENDED.- "A gentleman
once advertised for boy to assist him in
his office, and nearly fifty applied for the
place. Out of the whole number he in \
short time chose one and sent the rest
away.
II should like to knew" said friend,
"on what ground you selected the boy
He had not a single recommendation. )"
"You are mis- staken, +" said the gentle
man, she had a great many. He wiped
his feet when he came in, and closed the
door after him; showing that he was
orderly and tidy. He gave up his seat
instantly to that lame old man; showing
that he was kind and thoughtful. He
TOOK off his cap when he came in, and
answered my questions promptly and
respectfully; showing that he was polite.
He lifted up the book which | had pur-
posely laid on the floor, and placed it on
the table, while all the rest stepped over
il or thrust it aside, showing that he was
careful. And he waited quietly for his
turn, instead of pushing the others away;
showing that he was modest. When |
talked with him noticed that his clothes
were carefully brushed, his hair in nice
order, and his teeth as white as milk.
When he wrote his name l observed that
his finger nails were clean, instead OF be-
ing tipped with jet, like the handsome
little fellow in the blue jacket. Don't
you call these lettres of accommodation,
| do; and what | can learn about the boy
by using my eyes for ten minutes ia
worth more than all the fine letters he
can bring me-"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16

A YOUNG French wife lost her aged
hus band. two months ago, after he had
lain helpless with paralysis for eight
months. Soon after she appeared at the
Paris Mairis to announce her intention Of
marrying her cousin. 81 beg your par
don, madam" said the clerk, "but the
law is peremptory in forbidding widow
to remarry till ten months after her hus-
bands DEATH" "But those eight months
of paralysis-d)n't you take them into
considerationf"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16
DR.. CHARL ES w. HAYNES,
DENTIST,

60 Has located in Weaver
HecSg Vile and can be found at
oltTvHp the following Places:
Weavervillc, 1st to 18th each month.
Junction City, 10th to Goth - g
Weaverville, Goth to 25th 9 -
Trinity Center, 25th to 30th "
All work warranted. Office in Weaver
vile, at the New York Hotel, upstairs.
September 9th, 1877. tt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
COURT TERMS:

"'s'rict Court-Second Monday in April,
august and December.
"ty COurt-First Monday in anu
'' march, May, July, September and No
""ate COurt-(Same as County Court)
o"ru of SupervisOrs--First Monday
-''ruary' May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16

To stop bleeding at the nose, says an
exchange, exercise the jaws as il in the
act of mastication. In the case of
child, give it something to chew-a piece
of paper, for instance. The motion Of
the jaw will soon stop the flow ofblood.
1t is a sure remedy simple as it seems.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-16
Weekly Triaity Journal.

me- The "JOUR.N:fL" has no Agents
the Publisher prsferring to do business
s0ffh .fdpsrtfssrs direct. .sdpsrtfstnS
Rates furnished on application.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10
MI "A. Ks IL II ~

At the residence of Judge 1. r. Alden, Helena
October Sd, lo7o, by Rev. j. d. Hewitt, Mr. John
e. Hammer and Miss Julia i. .Lantheaume.
At Benton, Montana, Thursday, October 3, 1873,
by Rev. Clark Wright, Mr. Joseph A Baker and
Miss Mamie NJ Conrad.
At the residence of II. H. Clark, Prickly Pear
valley OcloDer Zu' ioio' uy MY ~ o. eiifk' MT.
At the residence of the BRIDES father Major Robt.
c. Walker, U. S. A., Helena, Nj. r.. October 3D..
1873 by the liev. Father Joseph Guidi. s. j., Mr..
D. w. Fisk to Miss Julia Walker
The Husbandman extend congratulations. May
their lives be long and happy.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10
Thoroughbred Short Horn, kentucky
Stock, for Sale.

The undersigned has the following thoroughbred
Short Horns that must be sold, and which he is
offering at a sacrifice: One thoroughbred Ardria
Bull, imported from Kentucky; red, five years old.
Three thoroughbred pedigreed and recorded cows,
greed heifers; two thoroughbred pedigreed bull
calves; one thoroughbred heller calf. This stock
is all pure Durham and as fine as any in the West.
Stock men will do well to examine this stock i'm
mediatey. They will be sold for much less than
the stock could be brought here for from Ken
lucky q. +. COPE,
81 Meadow Creek Madison county.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Persons from Colorado are surprised to
find Montana possessed Of such a vast extent
of pastoral lands 1t is also a matter Of Won
der to them to find that bench land, even OF
our most thclly settled villages, show no
signs of having been pastured
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

We learn that Hon. Major Maginnis de-
signs making tour Of the Territory as soon
as his wift's health will admit of his absence.
Mrs. Maginnis has been quite i'll the past
two weeks.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Phillip Evans, of Deer Lodge, has lately
bought John Thomas interest in the cele-
brated Gloster Chief. After breeding one
or two years more to this ram, Mr.. E. pro-
poses to cross with merino.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Arthur W. Sias, who is known to most OF
our Diamond people, has located ranch on
the Muscleshell, next to that of Mr.. Sever
anee, and will build and otherwise improve
it next spring with view Of taking up his
residence there.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

The Sioux Indians are making trouble
agian. So, also, are the Cheyencs. We cam
not expect permanent peace until the
government changes its policy.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Judge Dance, an old citizen of Deer
Lodge, man well known throughout Mon
tana, died in Butte few days. since.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

j. 0. Hopping of Gallatin city has sold
out his entire herd of cattle with view of
entering in wool growing. He will pur-
chase sheep this fall Or next spring.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

L. Marks and G. Ecker returned from
Virginia city Sunday. The meeting of the
Grand Lodge A. +. C "A. NJ. was the grand
est ever known in Montana. Virginia did,
indeed, acquit herself nobly.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Several loads Of household furniture be-
longing to General Smith, passed through
Diamond for Smith river this week. Mrs.
Smith and family will follow soon. We are
pleased to welcome them to Il permanent
home in our midst.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

The well known newspaper canyaser,
Addison Smith, passed through our town
on his way to Smith river this week to look
after the interest OF the Independent.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Mr. RowIey, one Of the opsralors on the
Bercaw mine, Duck Creek district, who got
a severe cut in the knee joint some days
since, is having a serious time with it.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

The Grand Lodge Of l. O. G, r., conven-
ed at Diamond Lodge hall yesterday, ut 10
O'Clock, a. m. Representatives had arrived
from about half the lodges in the Territory,
and at the time of going to press yesterday
evening, the Grand Lodge had fully organ
lied and committees had been appointed and
were at work. The following are the names
of the distinguished representations and yisi-
tors who had arrived, and the officers as far
as obtained:
G. w. g. T., Clark Wright; G. Counsellor,
z. B. Mills; G.. w. V. r., Miss Carrie Gil
lett; G. w. S. Massena Bullard; G. Treas
Mrs. Kate Chapman; G. NJ, Hector s. Hor-
ton; G. w. d. NJ, Mrs, e. Lockey; G.. Chap,
John w. Chapman; G.. w. [. g., II. Ii.
Barnes; G. w. o. G., Richard Jockey; &.
Mess, Charles Collins; 2. q. w. G. T., W.
H. Sutherlln; 7. Z. Collins, VIII. Vance, j.
w, H. Frederics, Richard A. Hammer, A.
w. Woods, e. Brassey, Rowan Kuhn, M.
w. Anderson, Ii. Duncan, Geo. Annesy, j.
z. Hills.
1t is pleasure to us to welcome the
Good Templars to Diamond. Most OF the
representatives are personal friends and
staunch friends Of the HUsBANDMAN, whost
hands we have not grasped for over two
years. Yes, welcome, thrice welcome. May
your coming together in our midst be {
source of pleasure and profit to all.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

&c. Pickering has made large sale of
notatoes to the authorities at Camp Baker.
Several loads Of these potatoes passed
through town this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

DR.. Mcdonald was called a few evenings
since to see Martin Trepp of the Missouri
who had the misfortune to.dislocate his
shoulder.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10
Estrayed.

Two four yeAr-o old horses, branded b X on left
hip and p X on left shoulder: one gray, the other
brown. When last heard from were on Lower
Smith river. Any information concerning their
whereabouts will be suitably rewarded
Address MARKS q PATTERSON,
Diamond City
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

c. S. Kelley, dentist of Helena, intends
making professional tour through Meagher
county the coming week. He will be in
Diamond Friday and Saturday.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Gov. Pollinger. an extensive stock grow
er of Madison county, who was over to the
Springs last week to see after sub-letting
the contract for carrying the White Sulphur
Springs, and Martnsdale mail, staid several
days in Diamond on his way over. lie Is
much pleased with Meaeher county and
thinks her stock interest are destined to give
her brilliant future.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

A lengthy account of the proceeding of
an enthusiastic Sample Orr meeting at Rad
ersburg, come to late for this issue.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

The great peninsula lying between. the
Yellowstone and Missouri rivers is a stock
growers paradise and is destined in few
wears to become an empire Of great aud per-
nanent wealth.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

pobt. e. Strahorn and wife when last
heard from, were visiting the sights and
wonders of the great fall of the Missouri.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

All persons desiring naturalization papers
must make application to the Clerk of the
court on the first day OF the term Of the en-
suing term of court.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

uossena Bullard, candidate for District
,o, j. in attendance at the Grand
Lodge
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

III. Rany, OF Canton, Missouri valley, has
in large field of fall wheat that is up nicely.
This is the first time fall wheat has been
tried in this locality, and we are pleased to
learn that Mr.. Rany has taken great pains
in preparing his land, and, has it so level
and nice; for should it provea success; fall
wheat will become the principle product OF
this section. If he is careful to water it late
this month, he can scarcely fail.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

.I.st week a tlume in Il claim owned by
J. S. Pemberton OF Deer lodge county, was
robbed of about $500.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Life and Health, Vol. l, No. /, a new pub
licatlon printed at Wernersville, Pa. droped
on our table this week for exchange. The
new jounal is devoted to health as its name
indicates, and contains some vsluable hints.
The steamer Col. Macleod arrived at Ben
and seventy tons of freight Who knows
but what, in another year, we will have
freight landed at Canyon Ferry until the
river freezes. Enterprise can accomplish
this.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

~ T,,,ns & Hide, of Deer Lodge, propose to
n,. ,..a ond divide their hocks this fall.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Mr.. Lyons, a prominent wool grower OF
the Dearborn, passed through town this
week on his way over to Smith river to ex-
anime into its advantages as wool growing
section, and to look up and locate a ranch
to which he will remove his flock.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Judge Dance, an old citizen of Deer
Lodge, man well known throughout Mon
tana, died in Butte a few days since.
The Sioux Indians are making trouble
agian. So, also, are the Cheyencs We can
not expect Il permanent peace until the
government changes its policy.
j. O. Hopping of Galatin city has sold
out his entire herd of cattle with view of
entering in wool growing. He will pur-
chase sheep this fall or next spring.
Virginia city Sunday. The meeting of the
Grand Lodge A. L. C "A. NJ. was the grand
est ever known in Montana. Virginia did,
indeed, acquit herself nobly,
Phillip Evans, of Deer Lodge, has lately
bought John Thomas interest in the cele-
brated Gloster Chief. After breeding one
or two years more to this ram, Mr.. E. pro-
poses to cross with merino.
We learn that Hon. Major Maginnis de-
signs making a tour Of the Territory as soon
as his Wift's health will admit Of his absence.
Mrs. Maginnis has been quite i'll the past
two weeks
At the last meeting of the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners OF Beaverhead county,
Geo. E. Tarbell, assessor, reported the tax
able property of the county as amounting to
something over million dollars.
Miller & Kimerly, Of Deer Lodge county,
have dissolved copartnership and divided
their large flock of sheep. Mr.. Kimerly
takes the muscleshell ranch. He proposes
to move over early in the coming spring.
Ed. Ryan, of Horseshoe bend, has recent
ly sold his herd Of cattle tor $4,000, and in
tends returning to his old home on the
Boulder and engaging in the business of
growing horses.
David Hoover, Of Centerville, has pur-
, chased Job. Thompson's upper farm for
+ 81 ,2G0. This farm is located near the foot
of the mountains, and is a No. place Tor
the production of fall wheat.
. We publish this week an unbiased account
r of the treatment that guests receive at the
! White Sulphur Springs by member OF this
office who speaks from experience. This
resort is truly Il home and ASYLUM tor the
= sick and afflicted.
: The petition Of the people OF the white
Sulphur springs vicinity fora school district
has been approved by the county schoo
superintendents and trustees appointed. 4
: school building will be erected at once ant
' school opened as soon as ready.
Mr.. Lyons, prominent wool grower 0
the Dearborn, passed through town thi
: week on his way over to Smith river to ex
Il anime into its advantages as a wool GROWN!
: section, and to look up and locate rancl
Z to which he will remove his flock.
The opposition stage lines between Helen
and Butte are making travel live, Bot
lines are making it in twelve hours. Blac
& Co. are running a siX-horse coach on th
Boulder road. Gilmer &c Salisbury al
= whooping them through via. Deer Lodge.
Mccormick & Hollingsworth have bougI
out Benz. Barker at Centrevlle, and propos
to increase the stock Of merchandise largely
- They will keep full variety of farm an
-. family supplies. Being energetic men,
'i ,,ay axnect Them TO build up good trad
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

u,t w Anderson, editor of the BoZeman
.;o~ is in attendance at the Grand Lodge
10. G. L.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

AT the last meeting of the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners OF Beaverhead county,
Geo. E. Tarbell, assessor, reported the tax
able property of the county as Amounting to
something over million dollars.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Jacob Severance, who is building resi-
dence on his ranch on Roberts Creek, Mus
eleshell valley, met with Il severe accident
one day last week.. While hewing house
logs, the broadaye glanced and struck his
foot, cutting off the toe next the big one and
the next one so that it hung by the skin. be-
sides cutting the others. He was brought
TO the springs where DR.. Parberry attend
ea to his injuries, and has gone to Cook
Bros, where Mrs. Severance now is,
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Miller & Kimerly, Of Deer Lodge county,
have dissolved copartnership and divided
their large flock Of sheep. Mr.. Kimerly
takes the muscleshell ranch. He proposes
to move over early in the coming spring.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

The petition of the people Of the White
Sulphur springs vicinity fora school district
has been approved by the county school
superintendents and trustees appointed. A
school building will be erected at once and
school opened as soon as ready.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

John Thomas, OF Deer Lodge county, re-
oent]y sold 1900 head of sheep at $3.50 a
head.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

1oe TAYLOR is playing i'll Missoula, but
..;l, entertain the people Of Diamond next
week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

From twenty to thirty thousand head Of
sheep could find ready market III Measner
,.nnutT.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

-.,,., .o,7n cTTY LODGE Nc. 7, a. F. and A. N.
DIAhoHo ,ated - o Communications held attheir Hall,
~ in Dla,lnoio If each month Sojourning
* X satuLu,ss are cordially invited to attend.
(W \brothoi' IEOpOLD MARKS, w. M.
,,,prRr ECKER, Secretary ry.---------
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

We publish this week an unbiased account
of the treatment that guests receive at the
White Sulphur Springs by member OF this
office who speaks from experience. This
resort is truly Il home and ASYLUM tor the
sick and afflicted.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10
LOCAL N H w ss.


LOCAL n Y w ss.
1I,noND CITY LODGE No = ns,a a. e. tner ana a na
stated Communlcatmons m ne, nelu a. @ s,1!i fnurtb
~ in l,,laavs p,allonl Of each month sojourning
w hrothers are cordially iny1teu " 90 20 a"sno,
,,,nrpr ECKER, Secretary ry:---------
1,---,1s G Hide. of Deer Lodge, propose to
',.a ond divide their tlocks this fall.
u,ssena Bullard, candidate for District
,+ornev, is in attendance at the Grand
Lodge.
rrom twenty to thirty thousand head Of
,,aen could find ready market III Meagher
county. -
,,.+ " AIdprsoil, editor of the BoZeman
u:o. is in attendance at the Grand Lodge
10. G. L. ----
,Joe Taylor is playing i'll Missol'la, but
,.;ll entertain the people Of Diamond next
week. --
.1.st week a fume in il claim owned by
: pemberton of Deer Lodge county, was
rohhed of about $500.
1ohn Thomas, OF Deer Lodge county, re-
oo,t1v sold 200 head of sheep at $3.50 a
head.
Robt. e. Strahorn and wife when last
ha,rd from. were visiting the sights and
wonders of the great fall of the Missouri.
DR.. Mcdonald was called a few evenings
since to see Martin Trepp of the Missouri
who had the misfortune to..dislocate his
shoulder.
JG. Pickering has made a large sale OF
notatoes to the authorities at Camp Baker
Several loads Of these potatoes passec
through town this week.
The well known newspaper canyaser
Addison Smith, passed through our tow
an his way to Smith river this week to lool
after the interest OF the Independent.
Mr. RowIey, one Of the opsraors on the
Bercaw mine, Duck Creek district who go
severe cut in the knee joint some day
since. is having serious time with it.
c. S. Kelley, dentist of Helena, intend
making professional tour through Meaghe
county the coming week. He will be il
Diamond Friday and Saturday.
All persons desiring naturalization paper
must make application TO the Clerk OF tn
court on the first day OF the term OF the er
suing term of court.
The great peninsula lying between. tn
Yellowstone and Missouri rivers is a stock
growers paradise and is destined in a FEY
years to become an empire of great and PEI
lnanent wealth.
Several loads Of household furniture b'
longing to General Smith, passed throug
Diamond for Smith river this week. Mr.
Smith and family will follow soon. we al
pleased to welcome them to Il permanel
home in our midst.
Arthur w. Sias, who is known to most
our Diamond people, has located ranch
the Musceshell, next to that of MIR. Seve
: anee, and will build and otherwise impro'
it next spring with view Of taking up h
residence there.
Persons from Colorado are surprised
find Montana possessed Of such ayast exte
ofpastoral lands. 1t is also a matter OF Wo
der to them to find that bench land, even
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10


The following list of jurors was drawn at
the September session ofthe County Commits
soners for the fall term of court which is to
convene Monday, Oct 2lst:
GRAND JURRoRs.-J. E. kanouse, Henry
Goodale, Jas. Hornbuckle, Merritt Marshall,
David Houstin, Jacob Titman, Oscar Steph-
ems, VIM. Leonhardi, Jacob Powers, VIM.
T. Haase, =. j. Winston, Len Lewis, G. FL.
Harrington, Jacob Rice, A. M. Walker,
Charles Mayne, w. E. Tierney, J. P. Hills,
Court Sheriff, Joseph Blackwell.
PETIT JuRRoRs.-H. Means, Ed. Slee, Jas.
McCabe, j. u. Starter, c. Wood, John Hines,
Sam Kitchens, G. B. Smith, e. 2. Smith
Sam Anderson, Thomas Dean, VIM. Rainey,
Jacob Cline. VIM. RAIDER, Il. A. johnson, j.
w. Hinton, P. Mcknight. VIM. Luppold.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

David Hoover, of Centervile, has pur-
chased job. Thompson's upper farm for
81 ,2GO. This farm is located near the foot
of the mountains, and is a No. place for
the production of fall wheat.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

4 Nelse Bump has recently purchased.
through his father w. II. Bump, of Magno-
lien, Wisconsin, q very fine stallion for
which, he paid 81 500. This horseis Clydes-
dale and Thoroughbred stock, was five years
old last spring and weighs 1880 pounds,
is active and has troted a mile in
3:15. 1t is Mr.. Bumps intention to bring
him through in time for spring service. Our
farm horses need to be improved, and as
Mr.. Bump is thorough-going horseman,
we are glad to see him taking the initial
step.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

Ed. Ryan, OF Horseshoe bend, has recent
ly sold his herd Of cattle tor $4,000, and in
tends returning to his old home on the
Boulder and engaging i'll the business of
growing horses.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10
Eorickly Pear House,
H. n. CLARK, Proprietor.

This new hotel is situated upon the Bozeman
road. six and a half miles from Helena. 1t is we'll
kept, and capable of accommodating the travelling
public in the most approved manner.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-10-10

The opposition stage lines between Helena
and Butte are making travel live, Both
lines are making it in twelve hours. Black
& Co. are running a six-horse coach ON the
Boulder road. Gilmer & Salisbury are
whoopng them through via. Deer Lodge.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-07

contrary are false. I am cognizant of
many applications for relief which have
not been attended to- Gen. Ogden, Act
ing President of the Howards, authorizes
rne to say that much destitution and suf
feriug exists outside of the actual sick, aud
consequently outside of the scope of their
charity. Iwould further state that busi-
ness is completely paralyzed. Thousands
are out of employment, and should the
yellow fever disappear tomorrow the cha
ritable Institutions. with their present
means. together with the private charities,
would be inadequate to relieve the desti-
tutions entailed by this terrible visitation,
This report is made after close ohser-
walton and inquiry with the officers of
various charitable bodiss, and Il have been
careful not to exaggerate the real situation.
That dispatch was submitted to Pres
ident Hayes, who endorsed it as fol-
lows:
My opinion is that this information
should be given to the country to stimulate
charitable work, and that the government
| should supply rations to the needy.
CAIRO. ILL.,, Oct 5.-Two deaths last
night, one from yellow fever, the other
doubtful There are two cases which the
attending physicians pronounce yellow
fever, and SIX others pronounced suspicl-
Ous