Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-06-20

tween a dark chestnut and a black in coler,
and branded D L on both shoulders. Was
seen on Confederate creek. A reward :
of S. will be paid for her delivery at this .
office, or Information that will lead to her
recovery.
Friday evening last the young folks of
town got up an impromptu party in honor
of the return OF Miss Alice Marks. The
party, though not large, was exceedingly
pleasant, just another of those>very enjoy
able social gatherings such asvwas had the
evening before her departure.
He wrote and told her he would be there
al s O'Clock in the evening, concluding his
note with the following couplet:
"With breath as sweet rs roses,
Thou'lt breathe upon me love.'
And she coolly answered, "You'd better
not come; we had onions in the soup to-
day.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Montana ,Woolen Factory, held at Fish
creek, June 10th, the following officers of
the association were elected: President,
Jacob ,Crissman; Vice-President. Amos
Eastman. Directors-James Brooke, John
Lott, Geo. II. Lewis, James Page, and Il.
E. Curtis.
,"NVhy don't you trade with me-" said a
close-tisted tradesman to a publisher the
other day. Because was the character
istic reply, "you have never asked me, sir.
i have looked all through the papers for IN
invitation in the shape of an advertisement,
but in vain. l never 60 where l am not i'll
vited, sir"
Geo. Byron, of the Missouri valleyNwas in
town this week. He is building a new ferry
at the old Fisher place, near Canton, has al
the lumber for building the new boat on the
ground, and will commence getting out thu
gunwales Monday. 1t is his intention tt
, have the boat ready for crossing as soon a
, the high water goes down.
Some rich specimens of float quartz wer
7 exhibited on our streets a few days ag
which were picked up by Nate Manncrin
9 upon the hillside overlooking town. Ih
specimens were very fine containing free go!
S easily observable to the naked teye. In
JOCk CSlOCItly oll1 aoA@S aSNN
up the hill, perhaps not a half mile frol
o. town.
Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Lewis returned fro
n Smith river on Monday, having made but
y short stay. Mr.. Lewis is too much crow
ed with business to spend much time visi
inc. In addition to being one of Montana
:, :, most successful and enterprising farmers
IN has, recently purchased the Union Mills,
" Spring Hill, Gallatin county, of which
J takes possession about.July LIST.
A newspaper may say a hundred thln
10 tor an individual or society, and never j
- ceive so much as an appropriate "Tha
" you.n but let the newspaper forget th"hu
~ dred and first kind word, and the omlssl
~ is not only noticed, but referred to in ve'
tion-and almost bitterness-of spirit. L
ee is human nature as we find it along
elk, pathway of lite. Kindness and charity, a
ate frank, generous gratitude for favors alrea
extended ought to enter into the lives OF
De- all-saint and sinner.-Er.
Marks & Patterson have this week p
pip chased the old Diamond City Livery Sta
cts. from j. Laney, paying | 1900 for the sal
nu- and propose to open it in tirst-class shape
ms a few days. These gentlemen are ext
OF sively engaged in farming and freight
una have superior facilities for furnishing tt
stables with hay and grain, and desire u
dav state that it will now only cost one-half
,ing price formerly charged at these stables
koon;nn stock. besides. they guarantee