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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

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IN every man, knowing the facts that hc viii tovlta
him lies to aaato This great question. tori ei..ln
10, every hou'en'i'r amt purchaser OF in.. 4siot
1t n"','s a." rooss" Interests Ihr paaof.f
cotton The .,oli,i,v of ,,c.c ,.iso. ,' u0i' 'ita
| chcap cotton The Ten, Of thou.,uI. or ,hi, %
sliopkccrers. and especially OF diapers live ,hsr
cotton, and 1t Is sheer imbccil w. year alter yrsra
s'eS to watch the elluS Of ten millions wht, lase
'ne means IN our h"hi' OF improving te con'a st,nf
",'.V 90 ''IuS u Is loss l"iot"'ny
ton from Afrc, -, Inoia p,,,o,, ~ v'.' o0'.u''~
not on, Our annual ten millions ',teriue ,, W.
markets that would take far more than AN ,,n,,..s
our manufactures in return Every year N.ti.l ,I.,
our market In ten years we should have east .a,,I
one hundred millions cterlne' -s5n"o.""-arsthia
par, Of our national deD' instead Of paying icr'otHJ
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muncauou- fom Government Gel artmcut-. the Scsrr
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cape Coast Castle Natal, Monroya, Macedoni' Ncplo,
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periodical called tire cotton Supply h,,,.e, wa, a
tabl-hcd and rsularl, forv drdcd to all alton, ana
individuals hAciy To be aule to NIL IN the s,ru i,c''
Thus we perceive England rakcd the worllin
all ATTITUDES and countries suited e. the growing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

The story 81 the troubles in Lincoln
County. New Mexico. has boon fully told in THE
sUNs CORES Iond,ncc. The people Of that
county have hcen goldcd into armed resist
auce hy the oppressive and lawless acts Of
corrupt Ring. OF which AXrTLL, during his
Goyernorship was n plant tool Now at the
request Of ANTrILs successor. HAYES threat
ems them with the regular army. The House.
when ii rcaes, mblcs. should lose no time in in
vestigatug this affair.
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fed. Meanwhile moderate rs is the meg
sage OF President DIAz, IL shows that HAYES
has made the breach between the two re-
publics wider than over
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

There were several interesting features
in the American Jockey Club races in Jerome
Park yesterday. The first race and the Hunter
stakes were both won by Bonnie Scotland stock
while the Maturity stakes for tho great four
year Odds were carried III ly nlly. The
stccplechase Was one Of ihe best ever seen in
this country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

members ii will not Seem quito the same House.
now that WHALLEYs dreaded but familiar voice
ia forever hushcd
The Rev. Mr. HAYDEN Of Connecticut Is
not yet clear from the mcshcs Of the law A
friendly Trial Justice an admirer Of tho
Row. Mr.. HWrtas sermons. did not SEQ
enough in tho testimony TO warrant him
in holding tho Rev. Mr.. HAYDEN IA
tho probable murderer of the girl. MARY
SrANNARD. but tho minister has been rc-
arrested ON bench warrant and II now in Iail.
Tho ease has attracted attention outside Of Com
nectiout. and the subsequent developments viii
be watched with unusual interest
Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS stuck to kind ~
music that the people Of this city did not gencr-
ally understand. and made go little money out
OF it that he has accepted Il salary OF $4,000 u
year in Cincinnati; hut My Grandfathcr's
Clock is played by nearly all of the theatre
orchestras every evening. so dclightlng tho
audiences that repetition Is almost always
demanded. Tho air is catching. and the words
tell, with pathetic effect dependent ON the sem
sibility Of the hoarer. how the clock
"--stoppcd short when the Old man died.
Never ogo again.
In the orchestral playing Of tho niece. tho
winding Of the clock tho ticking and the strik-
ing arc all initiated, and the music stops short
like the clock. at the point where the old man
died only IT cannot be said Of the music.
Never 10 60 again. II is fair To presume that
tho audiences at Wallacks and the Union
Square are UP TO the average " intelligence
and Refinement yet in each OF these theatres
as in many others. Ny Grandfather's Clock "
arouscs enthusiasm every evening; and the
man who makes the noises Of winding. tick
ing. and striking an egpppinl ohtpef q in.
tcrest, Judging by the number OF persons who
stretch their nocks 10 see how he does it. All Of
which seems TO prove that music, to use ex-
Manager DAYS phrase. must possess "con-
tcmuoraneous human interest" in order to
become popular.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

nsh lcft in the House Of Commons. Dr. KE
NBALY. BfGuAR. MAJOR O'0uRMAN and the ON
nisccnt author Of "Jinks's Baby mot TO
mention othcrs-stlll remain. But to the older
members it will not seem quite the same House.
now that WHALLEYs dreaded but familiar voice
ia fnrnNnr huAhnd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

The representative in Congress from our
Fifteenth District. including Ulster, Greene, and
Schoharie Counties is STEPHEN l.. MAYHAM.
He is one OF tho three Representatives from this
state who voted squarely against the two rcsolu-
tiou~ which were designed 10 keep the present
occupant Of the White House on his throne Of
Fraud At the Greene County Democratic Con-
venion. a fcw days since, the following rosolI-
tion was unanimously passed
"ruat tive endorse the Hon : / NArnAu's refusal Co
coni0u tAc fraudulent indu,u 90 Have. and WutuR
into The ohi Ds 90 which tc ptolle ccct,d 1urtN and
u, Npg,s. and eou. ra,aao hu on his .,ucral coar~,
90 congress
These words express the simple truth. Mr.
MAYHAM'S record is an euNiahle one
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"Still Pandorins 10 the Mob j. the head
ng IN the Hartford toirdnt t. comments on
speech recently made hy the Hon. $. =. Coz 81
this city. The word mob is in altogether too
ireI Ient use 10y some newspapers. According
to NOAH WLns1EB's dictionary the meaning Of
mot II q riot0us ~ disordcry crowd but 1t
Is also SYNONYMOUS with "uopulure. viii b
means the multitude eomprchcndiug all per
sons mot distinguished 10y rank. education
Office, orpruicsslou II Is obviously IN the lat
tor scn-e that the t0uGH Uses the word. II
the mob Is tho populaco The n.as- II tho people.
Cox rs right 90 address hiWsclito IT, for here u
America. the mass oi the peoile rule. and Con-
~ s-mcn are tA,l! servants. The " IA mob.
ia it, ohnoNiou- EUrol can sense. should never
bee applied 20 American eitlz0ns. all 81 whom
arc supposed TO have m equal voice ina tno gov
ernmrnt Of tho country, and TO ho divided by uo
lines Of class or Of caste.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

JAMES McMANUs, the laborer who killed
his wife in an angry quarrel and whose son
refused to give evidence that might have con-
signed his parent TO lifelong imprisonment.
escapes with four years in State prison. The
Jury, Of which the wc.l-kuoWn printer joins
IoLHEMrs was member, appear To- have dealt
lightly with the father, perhaps out Of regard TO
the illGl conduct 81 the son.
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In IIayt II now takes two thousand dol
Jars ot the paper decrrcd by the State to bee
money to buy Il breakfast. We have 40 infor-
nation as TO the wage Il aboring men i'm that
republic but Il Is safe 10 assume that the wages
have not Increased in any proportion To- the de-
probation Of the .urroncy. such certainly WIS
the experience in tho South during the latter
period of the war.
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What does WADE HAMIroS moan by
talking To the colorcd citizens Of south Carolina
in this way

VNN IIIE " VIZ 'VIVIVU IlVlgNa u NIuIl NNIUlINW
in this way
SOU can m' colorod friends have y,ur share of South
'tiNlht 900 .tl lH't i.l ,..tr titf n.tll
- % gan nd in choosing 49, rulers ".'i 10 A,u SHOW
ul-N lN~ IfitA lUurst. .ud atahO 1Nu tl become
unr eh oll'r- yourselves Bat Nuu can du TONY iu o,
way. ami mat is hN Joining TINS strog. .raud old Demo
claut party
Tie mon TO whom WADE HAMILTON talks I'm
this condcscondingw way are not slaves or freed
mon; they are American citizens. Their rights
under the law are coeuual and cocAtcnsivc
with WADE llAMProNs By what warrant docs
he presume To say to them that they shall not
haye this ~ that unless they vote as he wants
them to- That klnd OF talk comes with an cs-
pceIaily bad grace from the mouth u WADE
HAMPTON.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-29
The COmstOck Lode has made Re.
sumption Possible.


Within the pAst seven on eight Pears ele-
ven companies ewing mines upon the Com
stock lode, Of Storey copatI, Nevada, have
paid to their shareholders the sum Of si10,-
O0O, 900 in dividends. Of which sum the Ccu.s
soIidateI Virginia aBd -tte California fur
uislletl s67. sos. .O0o OO--sometiIfiig more than
nne-half. 1t were possibIe 10 eDumeraae er
overestImate the beneficial isaaencss which
have resulted TO our enoch from thiSgreat
contribution to The money resources 6f tie
world, from quarter Of the earth Otherwise
50 barrenof products. which mzn may turn
TO bis use and profit. But besides eEis In
mense sum total Of iivIdcnds. dc product
ions oR these saHas mines have amaaa6ea 10
more than double the dsv.ddAds; and this
great sam has given visiGcaaSon 10 s0mnny
people, and to 20 many n our indmsries, 50
opportnnely a. TO almost seem thsaE AZ
bOuntifuI Providence watching over car
country. Indeed th@ periods n which these
ra,ncs have severaIly proved bsnassas. servs
all the more b give tlleir discovery and pro-
ducti0n pFoyisIential aspects; =, Tor ex-
simple the Crown Point, with II Hffy d.
vislrnds up 10 January, 1875, aggfsgahng
<fi ,SsSO0O, which came b a. cid just
Is the Consolidated yIrginik began 10 pay
monthly slisidrads al ss. .gs0,0Oo, q paid an
aggregate Of diyidends. 10s as7z, Uf @1l. as,
OOo. By 1aese results the mzaufixl lhngress
~ the PaeSHe esaes and sHss whsss i6sesmed-
late Esyxioa west oftliessAte oss lasassuTi, has
uh4uestionably i'eea savancea' mnns yeara
ahead Of what must have happencd bad the
treasures of Mount nHsi3 on nee sxisasl ar
had they escaped discovery. All slsa wOn-
desfal iaslasfry which has grown upnfn cOE-
necti0n with ths silveFs minsa 0f Nexads,
I Ttah xnd Colorado, Hns fcf she impesua
I gives 20 by rs cscau FOaat bksnzs,
Ewodsd never ssss bean toFa ists lie. II
w2s tlizs go0anxa whses. Iel y tkS sinking
of tile coasaiiistea virgiai4 shAA Isoo fssi
before finding Asy one. WEsbsss ~ cOn-
stock lode. and tlSs consequent e2sension
| ard expAnsi0n Of the mining indmMtzsea aad
pFodacsioH of tho coansry, wishcssry mnnst
t in Utah, the Black Hills, Mantann, Idahse
and Agis6na. as we'll m Nevada and Califor
| nia. the resampsioa of specie paymenf IN
Che eountvy must have beea an sMair Of Tn
remote future Upcn thts peint sAeRc i n
rOOrA for rational doaes. tMinlag neeOrd.
H.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-29

Tie South Australian GovernsEsnt hss
offered sSO. 900 for ths diseeyssy n ) eoal
6eid within its borders.
Washington woTkingmsn viii held gzand
mseslsg suucB, for ths fAExhegAsee Of the
Eight Iloar Law. 3
San Aascaic, Texaa, hasa ne& Ice naehine
cosstpg $1,000 stlsa anks U;oOe pCands Il
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-29

IE,,. ID hand large stock Of NATIVE
wtwys sad BRANDY q my own saaaataetares
@eSsh oEer sue sale I'm dsankssica 70 suA ps's
,uhaasrAi My CRAZE BRANDY isihs eesss ilqaof.
wAeaAeF native on impogtsd, N The Territory
v''ssi esy' q THOMAS J. BULL.
~ b44se e t2 .2 s AA. 3. "
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-29
i. :. apt.ssiorsl {1rds.

TAR ono n oLIvEK.
= Che Asdrgudeaes AtssIiIa. New Mexico.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-29

sewx d pAit- q N. AsHEHEEiFEN-
p ToNlL r. 4NHEtFElTER
~ e 1ssssaays - Lave. 1sssEia Sew NsE'sS.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-29

tssq wv BLACK. n. D.
E.-ssa oaies ua Aiuia riasa sGsslila. New Mexico,
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-29

Il, q = sEwcoaER
6 Ata~rasy and ca4sselPr = Law. Las Cruces
- n OaAes % Man Street
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-29

TOmM RYAN.
:, 4Aeapsnee - EAw. wsFiEls =. NJ Praeties - an
sAs Courss o. shs Territory Of New Mexieo
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-29


"a u aarvpySv Lincoln. lincoln County. Se@ Mexieo
Social atlensssa sayea TO the Surveying aHa
Locating as Gsoyernnaens Lands. An hasiRess with
.l shS c. q LASd 0nsss Frsuaplly asteRaed %.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-29

FcswKEy : SHIELD
! Asaarasys :. Law. Lincoln. Lincoln Co. n u
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29
Thorouahbred Short Horn, Kentucky
Stock, for Sale.

The undersigned has the following thoroughbrcn
Short Horns that must be sold, and whicn ne rs
otfering nj a sacrifice: One thoroughbred Afurla
Rull' Imported from kentucky; red. five years oM.
Three thoroughbred pedigreed and recorded ssleoa c osa;,
trpv heiters: two thoroughbred pedigreed bull
Calves; one thoroughbred heiter calf. This stock
is all pure Durham, and as fine as any IN me "es ~
Stock men will do well to examine this stock I'M
mediately. They will be sold fl. much less than
the same stock could be brought here Tor from heh-
lucky. ,saaison county
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29
-B]oooDa Jersey Cattle for Sale.

Having determined to change my line o. business mes
sonewhat. i offer for sale my herd (nine IN num-
he ,1s of Of ,Thhoroughbred jersey Cattle; at reasonable
terms. These cattle are of the ;. very r; pest Msdm tam,s'e Am q,
or;can Jersey Herd Book. / will sell the whole or
a part of the herd at private sale, Mt any time b"-
tween this and the Helena Fair, put II MOI SOU nr
The FAIR, due notice being given Of the Gay ana
| hour of sale. LI1 "
CsmO Baker, August 81. -
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29
Brood Mares and Young Horses for
Sale.

The undersigned has. for sale about 80 head Oh
half breed American brood mares ana young
horses. and a fine American trottlng stallion. ~
nond q . anv in Montana. There are about twenty
colts this year, and the mares have been bred. Al
SO a span of fine wagon or buggy horses, plack anu
Veil matched. Persons wishing to so into the
stock business cannot find a better herd OF mares u
Montana. This stock must be sold, ana can NC
oo"eA' Meadow Creek, Montana.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29
NOTICE..

The annual meeting of School District No.i.oi
Meagher county, for the election OF ! p.str 1'ss ;Ueas as
may come before it, will be held on the last Satur,
day in August. at the School House IN Diamona
City, in said District Ct . III Ihe ! pons VIII % 0ps"0'
Diamond City, August IS, 1878.
/ { t; $ !: EH44 saaH Trustees.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

VIM. Martin, Wool-grower OF the Muscle
sbe,, was in town this week. He had with
him two yoke of work oxen that ne mao
purchased of p. j. Winston, of Confederate.
Thev were fine cattle and cost him go.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

The posted notice this morning announc-
ing the suspension of the Peoples National
nahk was unpleasant news to the people OF
l1e'eha. though the event itself was less
startling than would have been the case had
"e business public not for some time eX-
pfc'eda change in the management or the
e'osiiig OF its doors. and therefore were pre-
parcel, to a considerable extent ut least for
.Ne suspension which now has happened
Herald
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29
$40 REV ARD.

The above reward will be given for the delivery,
of black mare, IA II hands high, and prandea
anaai, n aInnt two months ago. To be delivered Mt
the Hushandman Office, Diamond City
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

Company f. eth Infantry, Captain Cih-
ford commanding, leaves Camp Baker Mon
dov next for St. Paul, MINI. This compa-
nv has acquitted itself so we'll since 1t has
! been with us that we regret TO see the1i
leave. Capt. Clifford is a braye and untr-
ing Young officer, and as an Indian nSh'er
hoe no s1,nerior i'm the United States army.
The fidelity he has shown to the interests
of Smith river, his readiness at a moments
warning, Drawing every danger ana i'alo-
ship to protec: their interests, mas won iol
him ard his men Il place in the affections OF
his noonle which time will never etiace.
He is acquainted with every mountain pass
5 :, Eastern Montana, and q more efficient
| man in the hour of danger could not De
9 fonna. Besides beng Il soldier of fine abil-
tics he is a gentleman of rare social quail
t;es lieutenant Young. of the company, IS
!, oluo q fine officer and much of a gentleman
# and in the position of Quartermas'er Oh
Comm R.ker. in which he has recently been
i acting. has won the esteem of all Who know
him. We also learn that Company + ana
fopr other companies of the 18th have recent
orders to 60. 1t is a critical time now &c
~ remove men of experience. like the oiilcer'
md men of the 7th. TO be replaced py thos'
unaccustomed 10 Indian warfare.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29
yNOUNCEMENT.

- - announce myself n cano1-
De- Of county Treasurer, subject 10
for tne " the Democratic convention.
aeci5ion OF SAMUEL ANDERSON.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

T Meaghcr county has realized this season
$780, 900 from beef driven from the Terrific
~. and will realize $4,000 from her wool
product. We consider S205 900 pretty good
for one season from our pastoral resources.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

The irrepressible boot-black has made his
comes down in his prices will do very little
business. Fifty cents for backing boots is
too much.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

1t is stated, that owing to complications
growing out of the ownership of the print
ing material, the Bozemam Times contem-
plates suspending publication until new ma
terial can be had from the states.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29
.,NoUNCEMENT.

soo that I will be a candidate ior sns dnl
,reby given ' W.. rherc county, subject to the oe-
Assessor o. County Convention.
/ Of the Deh'o0 JAMES GRUBB.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

,rherrv was q passenger on tues
,,s coach for Helena.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

Luther Briggs, a very estlmable young
man. a citizen of Bedford, Jefferson county,
met with the sad fate of drowning Saturday
last. He. in company with Gavin john
ston. started to ford the Missouri river at
what is known as the Diamond K ford, a
few miles below Centreville. He expressed
fear and was reluctant to make the attempt,
but Mr.. Johnston preceded him to assure
him there was no danger, and had reached
a bar i'm the middle of the river. On reach-
inc the middle of the current MIR. Briggs
became detached from his horse, just now,
is not known. as Mr.. johnson was not look
ING at the time. The horse is supposed TO
have stumbled, as there is a drop OFT OF
ahout IS inches. Mr.. Johnston saw him q
few feet from his horse, and then some AZ
feet away as the current swept him on, but
it was out of his power to render assistance.
Mr.. Briggs is supposed to have been hurs
by his horse, as the river has since been
: waded at the point. The ford a little high
t err up was good and the bottom level l.
g Marks. David Butterfield, II. IL. Barnes
I and Samuel Hitchins, Of Diamond, Wen
I down Sunday to assist in searching Tor til'
:, hody. There were some % or 80 men drag
e oine the river, but failed to recover tn
L body. Some parties have been employe'
to continue the search.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

Joseph Stephens, proprietor OF the RAIDER
house near Camp Baker, was over to Hele-
M the past week, and returned with a load
of merchandise. 1t is his intention to keep
an assortment of family supplies in connec-
ton with his hotel.
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Hermon Cans. of Helena. was over TINS
week on a flying visit to the sheep ranch
and Camp Baker. Lieut.. Hanna. OF the Sc
Infantry. accompanied him over.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

Abb Carpenter, late of the Black A''''S'
in town this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

we're mistaken last week. c0oi's'''s
onfederate don't 90.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

MIR. and Mrs. Judge Hampton. and Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Collins, returned from their
berrying excursion to the East Side this
week. Owing TO rain the excursion was
not so pleasant nor us successful in regard
10 berry-getting as it otherwise would have
been. 8
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..ut;on is called to the notices OF candl-
4 'ao+ tho head of this column.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

|, r Collins, our efficient County Clerk
4 , visit to the Capital.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

,..,o Edwards came over from the
sna, this week for q temporary residence
diamond. -
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

1Mrs J. 7. Moore, OF smith AVER
over Yesterday.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-08-29

Mrs. A. j. Stephens is in town on her
- uo,ona for a visit with her sister,
frc DR.. Kelly.